topic PMF problem on power-on in S12 / MagniV Microcontrollers

PMF problem on power-on

jasminrouleau — Fri, 22 Jan 2016 07:57:24 GMT

Hello community,

I'm working on a project using a s12zvm for a pmsm motor controller. It is based on the PMSM app note for this device.

I have something that works very well but not always.

The goal now is to disconnect the computer (debugger (p&e multilink universal) and the rs-232 for freemaster) to have something that can work by itself.

My software does everything correctly when I just flashed the code (ctrl-f11 in CW) but if the system power is cycled it doesn't work so well. The main problem is the PMF signal not getting out. I have pwm only on "C" outputs, but nothing on A and B. It is the same code that worked well when just flashed and runned from CW. I did not see other things failing in the code, I still have access to it with freemaster.

Any suggestions ?

Jasmin

Re: PMF problem on power-on

jasminrouleau — Fri, 22 Jan 2016 16:09:31 GMT

I got it...

I'm not using the GDU to drive the FETs but an external gate driver (system voltage is to high for GDU) so I must change the MODRR1 register to route pwm on i/o instead of GDU. MODRR register are write-once in normal mode (anytime in SSC) . I was doing:

MODRR1_PWM54RR=1; //PWM to I/O instead of GDU

MODRR1_PWM32RR=1;

MODRR1_PWM10RR=1;

instead of :

MODRR1|=0x07;

This is why only one phase was activated in Normal mode ...

Re: PMF problem on power-on

sufree — Sat, 23 Sep 2017 08:45:45 GMT

Hi, I face the same problem like you,there have no pwm in i/o port.And my code as follow: Can you give me same advice?

void initPMF(void){

PMFCFG0_EDGEA = 1;
PMFCFG0_EDGEB = 1;
PMFCFG0_EDGEC = 1; //01 23 45 complementary pwm pair and edge-aligned pwm

PMFCFG0_INDEPA = 1; //independent mode
PMFCFG0_INDEPB = 1;
PMFCFG0_INDEPC = 1;

PMFCFG2_REV0 = 1; // 01 PWM generator A generates reload event.
PMFCFG2_REV1 = 0;

PMFOUTB = 0x2A; // Low MOSFETs ON while SW control (Unipolar PWM) 01 23 45 complementary pwm pair

PMFCFG3_VLMODE = 0x01; // Writing to value register zero also writes to value registers one to five

//PMFFEN = 0 // Fault disabled
// .... (other fault registers)

PMFFQCA = 0; // Reload every PWM, Half-cycle disabled, f core / 1(25Mhz)

PMFMODA = 1250;
PMFDTMA = 13; //dead time

PMFCFG2 |= 0x3f; // mask all PWM outputs
PMFOUTC_OUTCTL = 0x3f; // all outputs in Software mode

PMFENCA_LDOKA = 1; // apply PMF Modulo value

PMFENCA_RSTRTA = 1; // 1 = PWM restart at commutation event

PMFENCA_PWMENA = 1;

//PMFENCA_PWMRIEA = 1; // Reload Interrupt - Used only for debugging

PMFCFG1_ENCE = 0; // buffered PMFOUTC, PMFOUTB, SWAPx and MSKx (change on commutation event)

PMFENCA_GLDOKA = 1; // 0 = Local LDOKA controls buffered registers / 1 = external Load OK controls buffered registers

MODRR1_PWMPRR =0x01; //PWM router
MODRR1_PWM54RR = 1;
MODRR1_PWM32RR = 1;
MODRR1_PWM10RR = 1;
}

Re: PMF problem on power-on

jasminrouleau — Mon, 25 Sep 2017 12:52:21 GMT

Hi,

I don't remember everything from this project but for sure in normal mode, you cannot do what you are doing at the end of your function.

[...]

MODRR1_PWMPRR =0x01; //PWM router <--- only this write is executed
MODRR1_PWM54RR = 1; <-- no effect
MODRR1_PWM32RR = 1; <-- no effect
MODRR1_PWM10RR = 1; <-- no effect

From datasheet, I think you should do a write like this: MODRR1|=0x0f;

Jasmin