AWRL6432BOOST: Runtime temperature calibration in non-low power mode

Hi, Cesar

MMWave_openLink() function is just once called initial state in non-low power mode.

In low power mode, it is called every initial state after deep sleep.(compare temperature pervious and current bin difference in that function and set bin index)

So, low power mode is automatic.

but, non-low power mode is not automatic, just calling once after booting.

I think temperature calibration and compensation is performed by rl_fecssRfRuntimeCal() in MMWave_openLink().

so, In non-low power mode, for temperature calibration and compensation every cycle, rl_fecssRfRuntimeCal() is needed to call every cycle in processing while loop of dpc_excute().

Is this a possible implementation?

Could you check my understanding?

Thank you.

Best Regards,

JB

Hi, Cesar

Thank you for your answer. 

I'm little confusing, the reason why In MMWave_openLink(), check previous and current temperature and set.

In non-low power mode, rl_fecssRfRuntimeCal() is called once at init state. so temperature comparing and setting is not performed every cycle. just only booting time.

When the rl_fecssRfRuntimeCal() function is called once at init state,

if the temperature is compensated for the entire runtime, does such temperature comparison happen automatically? Or does compensation happen continuously without such temperature comparison?

In MMWave_openLink(),

Thank you.

Best Regards,

JB

Hi

Thank you for the additional information. I understand now your concern.

Let me check with the firmware team and get back to you before end of the week.

Cesar