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MSP430FR6047: Request for initial basic and advanced parameters for a 2 MHz transducers on USS Software

Ashenafi Abebaw
Prodigy 90 points

Part Number: MSP430FR6047

Dear all,

I need the basic and advanced parameter values for a 2 MHz transducer. 

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    TI__Genius 16050 points

    Hi Ashenafi,

    Can you clarify what you mean by that? 

    If you just mean which parameters you should enter into the USS GUI when using 2MHz transducers, you should probably start by looking at the USS Academy for a guide to getting started with the device. You should also take a look at the USS Design Center User's Guide. It is up to you to determine the best parameters to use, but those two guides will help you to do so.

  • 0 in reply to Dylan OBrien
    Prodigy 90 points

    Hi Dylan,

    Thank you for your response. Yeah I mean that. I see both guides, but the detailed description was only for 1 MHz transducer, and I am looking for a 2 MHz one. please see the attached screenshot for more.

  • 0 in reply to Ashenafi Abebaw
    TI__Genius 16050 points

    Hi Ashenafi,

    It is up to you to find the parameters that work best for your pipe and transducer set-up. Perform a frequency sweep, and use that to find the value for F1, as shown in the academy. Then try getting an ADC capture. Compare it to the images in the academy. Try tweaking your turn on ADC count, and capture duration, to fit the waveform in the ADC capture. Then adjust the rest of the parameters to get a waveform similar to the examples in the academy. If you are running into problems with this, please make a thread detailing the issue.

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