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Help required regarding writing the drivers for ADC on MCF5441x processor

hemanth_mansi — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 13:07:06 GMT

Hello all,

I am working on MCF5441x processor and configuring the ADC channels to read the Battery level of the device.

The problem i am facing is the START0 bit of the ADC_CR1 register is not at all getting set to start the conversion. the steps i used is:

MCF_ADC_CR1 |= MCF_ADC_CR1_STOP0;

MCF_ADC_CR1 &= ~MCF_ADC_CR1_STOP0;
MCF_ADC_CR1 |= MCF_ADC_CR1_START0;

Even i tried by removing the above two lines, since at reset the scan will b in stop mode. As per the reference manual it says there should be stable power mode, i have made only the ADC1(since i am using only channel 0-3) to power up by:

    MCF_ADC_PWR &= ~(MCF_ADC_PWR_PD0);

    while(MCF_ADC_PWR & MCF_ADC_PWR_PSTS0);

Any help regarding this will be appreciated, Thank you in advance

Re: Help required regarding writing the drivers for ADC on MCF5441x processor

TomE — Thu, 29 Oct 2020 09:42:24 GMT

The manual shows more steps than you've listed in your email, specifically:

29.5.8 Power Management DetailsWhen starting up in normal mode:1. Set PUDELAY to the large power up value.2. Clear auto standby (ASB) and auto power down (APD) bits.3. Clear PD0 and PD1 to power up the required converters.4. Poll ADC_PWR[PSTSn] until all required converters are powered up.

Those bits may default properly from reset, but it is preferable to follow all steps in case the code is reused when these conditions might not be true.

I'd suggest checking all possible status bits in all ADC registers against their documented values and meanings too.

Tom

Re: Help required regarding writing the drivers for ADC on MCF5441x processor

mjbcswitzerland — Mon, 27 Aug 2012 03:45:41 GMT

There are various configuration possibilities and so these must first be correctly defined before starting a conversion.

As Tom points out, two important ones are:

- applying power to the ADC module (the flag(s) for the module(s) used is/are cleared in the register ADC_POWER)

- enabling the channel(s) to be used (clearing the channel(s) flag(s) in ADC_ADSDIS)

Once these are set up as required clearing the STOP0 bit and setting the START0 in ADC_CTRL1 should start the operation.

Regards

Mark