Part Number: TMS320F28375S
Hi,
This is a conceptual question about the trip zone module used with PWM signals, not based on a single specific issue. In the TZCTL register, there are 6 different configurable fields:
- DCAEVT1
- DCAEVT2
- DCBEVT1
- DCBEVT2
- TZA
- TZB
I can't figure out the purpose of the DCxEVTy configurations, as in my experiments they have no effect. I have DCAEVT1 set up as a trip signal. If I set DCAEVT1 to force the PWM signal low, and set TZA to have no effect, then the trip never fires. For it to work, I need to set TZA to force the PWM low as well.
However, if I set TZA to force the PWM signal low and leave DCAEVT1 set to have no effect, then the signal still trips. So effectively, it doesn't matter what DCAEVT1 is set to, as the trip is governed entirely by TZA.
Is that the correct interpretation? Do DCAEVT1 and the rest have any practical purpose?
Thanks,
Jeff

