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KV56: Trigger HSADC with PDB

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derekcook
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Hello, 

There does not seem to be an example to trigger HSADC with the PDB. In my application I want to time a 4kHz frequency with the PDB to trigger the HSADC every 250us and then delay the sampling for 2.7us to avoid catching switching currents in my ADC read. With the normal 16 bit ADCs this is possible. However, I cannot change my board layout to map to this 16 bit ADC due to doing a chip swap between KV31 and KV56. 

How would I trigger the HSADC with the PDB? Do you have an example? 

Currently I have the PDB configured as below (note a modified my KV31 code and just changed the ADC hw trigger source)

void InitPDB(void)
{
CLOCK_EnableClock(kCLOCK_Pdb0);

/* Configure PDB SC register */
/* Select trigger */
/* PDB error interrupt enable */
/* PDB enable */
/* Mod and ChnDlym values will be updated from buffer by writing LDOK bit */
PDB0->SC = (PDB_SC_PDBEN_MASK | PDB_SC_LDMOD(0) | PDB_SC_TRGSEL(8) | PDB_SC_PDBEIE_MASK | PDB_SC_PRESCALER(1) );

/* Force PDB to have maximum modulus value, it will be reset by PWM */
PDB0->MOD = (g_sClockSetup.ui16M1PwmModulo * M1_FOC_FREQ_VS_PWM_FREQ - g_sClockSetup.ui16M1PwmModulo / 2);

PDB0->IDLY = (g_sClockSetup.ui16M1PwmModulo * M1_FOC_FREQ_VS_PWM_FREQ - g_sClockSetup.ui16M1PwmModulo / 2);

/* Enable channel 0, pretrigger 0 - ADC0_RA */
/* Enable channel 0, pretrigger 1 - ADC0_RB */
/* PDB Channel Back-to-back Disabled */
/* PDB Channel Pre-Trigger Enable */
/* PDB Channel Pre-Trigger Output Select */
PDB0->CH[0].C1 = (PDB_C1_EN(3) | PDB_C1_TOS(3) | PDB_C1_BB(0));

/* Enable channel 1, pretrigger 0 - ADC1_RA */
/* Enable channel 1, pretrigger 1 - ADC1_RB */
/* PDB Channel Back-to-back Disabled */
/* PDB Channel Pre-Trigger Enable */
/* PDB Channel Pre-Trigger Output Select */
PDB0->CH[1].C1 = (PDB_C1_EN(3) | PDB_C1_TOS(3) | PDB_C1_BB(0));

/* Set amount of delay for the A and B Samples */
/* This delays the ADC read after the fast thread timing has been counted */
/* We need to delay the ADC read so that we don't catch the low side IGBT switching on current spike */
/* Center aligned PWM keeps ADC reads at optimal location when PWM is low */
/* DLY0 = (0.4us / PWM_TS) * PDB0_MOD, DLY1 = (2.7us / PWM_TS) * PDB0_MOD */
/* ADC samples take 2.7us so delays need to be in increments of 2.7us */
PDB0->CH[0].DLY[0] = 45; // 2.7us
PDB0->CH[0].DLY[1] = 90; // 5.4us
PDB0->CH[1].DLY[0] = 45; // 2.7us
PDB0->CH[1].DLY[1] = 90; // 5.4us

/* Load values */
PDB0->SC |= PDB_SC_LDOK_MASK;

/* Configure SIM for ADC hw trigger source PDB */
SIM->SOPT7 &= ~(SIM_SOPT7_HSADC0AALTTRGEN_MASK | SIM_SOPT7_HSADC0BTRGSEL_MASK | SIM_SOPT7_HSADC1ATRGSEL_MASK | SIM_SOPT7_HSADC1BTRGSEL_MASK);

/* Enable & setup interrupts */
EnableIRQ(PDB0_IRQn);
NVIC_SetPriority(PDB0_IRQn, 13);

// Start PDB
PDB_Enable(PDB0, true);
}

 

However, I don't see an option for a hardware trigger on an HSADC to pass into HSADC_EnableInterrupts()? 

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derekcook
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I think I figured this out - my ADC was only reading 0 to 0.38V and then rolling over. The problem was that I did not realize the format of the RESULT register: 

derekcook_0-1657220083147.png

 

The ADC conversion is shifted left by 3 bits. Therefore, I need to shift the value right by 3 bits to read 12 bit 0 to 4095 number. 

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_Leo_
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Hi Derek Cook,

 

An apology for the late reply and thank you so much for using our community.

Unfortunately, we do not have an example of triggering HSADC via PDB. However, regarding to your question, you need to use HSADC_EnableConverterSyncInput to select hardware trigger.

On the other hand, another option is to trigger HSADC via PDC using XBARA connections instead of SIM_SOPT7.

I hope this will help you. Please let me know if you have more questions about it.

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derekcook
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Thanks for the reply! I have my hardware now and I'll let you know if I run into any issues. 

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derekcook
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I'm having a little trouble with the HSADC. What I am trying to do is use HSADC0 and HSADC1 to get 2 simultaneous conversions on each ADC running both ADCs at the same time to get 4 simultaneous conversions. 

I followed the demo twrkv58f220m_hsadc_dual_parallel_conversion. The only difference I made was that I am using both HSADCs and also I don't want differential conversions so I have enableDifferentialPair false on each channel. 

This is my setup: 

/* enable clock for ADC0 and HS ADC modules modules*/
CLOCK_EnableClock(kCLOCK_Adc0);
CLOCK_EnableClock(kCLOCK_Hsadc0);
CLOCK_EnableClock(kCLOCK_Hsadc1);

/* Initialize the HSADC common digital control.
* "kHSADC_DualConverterWorkAsTriggeredParallel" and simultaneous mode is used in this case. The two conversion
* sequence would be executed by each converter at the same time. Both converter shares the converter A's control
* logic such as start, stop, DMA enable, sync input etc.
*/
HSADC_GetDefaultConfig(&hsadcConfigStruct);
HSADC_Init(HSADC0_BASEADDR, &hsadcConfigStruct);
HSADC_Init(HSADC1_BASEADDR, &hsadcConfigStruct);

/* Configure each converter. */
HSADC_GetDefaultConverterConfig(&hsadcConverterConfigStruct);

/* Enable the calibration in power up period. */
hsadcConverterConfigStruct.powerUpCalibrationModeMask = (kHSADC_CalibrationModeSingleEnded);
HSADC_SetConverterConfig(HSADC0_BASEADDR, kHSADC_ConverterA | kHSADC_ConverterB, &hsadcConverterConfigStruct);
HSADC_SetConverterConfig(HSADC1_BASEADDR, kHSADC_ConverterA | kHSADC_ConverterB, &hsadcConverterConfigStruct);

/* Enable the power for each converter. */
HSADC_EnableConverterPower(HSADC0_BASEADDR, kHSADC_ConverterA | kHSADC_ConverterB, true);
HSADC_EnableConverterPower(HSADC1_BASEADDR, kHSADC_ConverterA | kHSADC_ConverterB, true);
while (
(kHSADC_ConverterAPowerDownFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBPowerDownFlag) ==
((kHSADC_ConverterAPowerDownFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBPowerDownFlag) & HSADC_GetStatusFlags(HSADC0_BASEADDR)))
{
}
while (
(kHSADC_ConverterAPowerDownFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBPowerDownFlag) ==
((kHSADC_ConverterAPowerDownFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBPowerDownFlag) & HSADC_GetStatusFlags(HSADC1_BASEADDR)))
{
}

/* Wait the calibration process complete. None End of Scan flag will be set after power up calibration process. */
while ((kHSADC_ConverterAEndOfCalibrationFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBEndOfCalibrationFlag) !=
((kHSADC_ConverterAEndOfCalibrationFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBEndOfCalibrationFlag) &
HSADC_GetStatusFlags(HSADC0_BASEADDR)))
{
}
while ((kHSADC_ConverterAEndOfCalibrationFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBEndOfCalibrationFlag) !=
((kHSADC_ConverterAEndOfCalibrationFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBEndOfCalibrationFlag) &
HSADC_GetStatusFlags(HSADC1_BASEADDR)))
{
}

HSADC_ClearStatusFlags(HSADC0_BASEADDR,
(kHSADC_ConverterAEndOfCalibrationFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBEndOfCalibrationFlag));

HSADC_ClearStatusFlags(HSADC1_BASEADDR,
(kHSADC_ConverterAEndOfCalibrationFlag | kHSADC_ConverterBEndOfCalibrationFlag));

/* Make each converter exit stop mode. */
HSADC_EnableConverter(HSADC0_BASEADDR, kHSADC_ConverterA | kHSADC_ConverterB, true);
HSADC_EnableConverter(HSADC1_BASEADDR, kHSADC_ConverterA | kHSADC_ConverterB, true);

ConfigureFastADCSamples();

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void ConfigureFastADCSamples(void)
{
/* Configure the samples. */
HSADC_GetDefaultSampleConfig(&hsadcSampleConfigStruct);

/* For converter HSADC0 Conv A. */
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.channelNumber = DCBUSV_HSADC0A_CH6_CHANNEL_NUM1;
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.channel67MuxNumber = DCBUSV_HSADC0A_CH6_CHANNEL67_NUM1_MUXNUM;
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.enableDifferentialPair = DCBUSV_HSADC0A_CH6_CHANNEL67_NUM1_ENABLE_DIFF;
HSADC_SetSampleConfig(HSADC0_BASEADDR, DCBUSV_HSADC0A_SAMPLE_NUM, &hsadcSampleConfigStruct);

/* For converter HSADC0 Conv B. */
/* For converter B.
* In HSADC_SetSampleConfig(), the channel number 0~7 represents input 0~7 of converter A and channel number 8~15
* represents input 0~7 of converter B.
*/
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.channelNumber = (PHC_HSADC0B_CH2_CHANNEL_NUM1 + 8U);
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.channel67MuxNumber = PHC_HSADC0B_CH2_CHANNEL67_NUM1_MUXNUM;
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.enableDifferentialPair = PHC_HSADC0B_CH2_CHANNEL67_NUM1_ENABLE_DIFF;
HSADC_SetSampleConfig(HSADC0_BASEADDR, PHC_HSADC0B_SAMPLE_NUM, &hsadcSampleConfigStruct);

/* For converter HSADC1 Conv A. */
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.channelNumber = PHA_HSADC1A_CH2_CHANNEL_NUM1;
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.channel67MuxNumber = PHA_HSADC1A_CH2_CHANNEL67_NUM1_MUXNUM;
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.enableDifferentialPair = PHA_HSADC1A_CH2_CHANNEL67_NUM1_ENABLE_DIFF;
HSADC_SetSampleConfig(HSADC1_BASEADDR, PHA_HSADC1A_SAMPLE_NUM, &hsadcSampleConfigStruct);

/* For converter HSADC1 Conv B. */
/* For converter B.
* In HSADC_SetSampleConfig(), the channel number 0~7 represents input 0~7 of converter A and channel number 8~15
* represents input 0~7 of converter B.
*/
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.channelNumber = (PHB_HSADC1B_CH2_CHANNEL_NUM1 + 8U);
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.channel67MuxNumber = PHB_HSADC1B_CH2_CHANNEL67_NUM1_MUXNUM;
hsadcSampleConfigStruct.enableDifferentialPair = PHB_HSADC1B_CH2_CHANNEL67_NUM1_ENABLE_DIFF;
HSADC_SetSampleConfig(HSADC1_BASEADDR, PHB_HSADC1B_SAMPLE_NUM, &hsadcSampleConfigStruct);

/* Enable the sample slot. */
uint16_t sampleMask = HSADC_SAMPLE_MASK(0U) /* For converter A. */
| HSADC_SAMPLE_MASK(8U); /* For converter B. */
HSADC_EnableSample(HSADC0_BASEADDR, sampleMask, true);
HSADC_EnableSample(HSADC0_BASEADDR, (uint16_t)(~sampleMask), false); /* Disable other sample slots. */
HSADC_EnableSample(HSADC1_BASEADDR, sampleMask, true);
HSADC_EnableSample(HSADC1_BASEADDR, (uint16_t)(~sampleMask), false); /* Disable other sample slots. */
}

I have a FTM keeping a 250us interrupt for me and am kicking off the ADC conversion there: 

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Then to read ADCs I am doing this: 

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Do you see anything wrong I did in the setup? What is strange is that these are 12 bit ADCs and I seem to be getting a 16 bit number returned from the function: 

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derekcook
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I think I figured this out - my ADC was only reading 0 to 0.38V and then rolling over. The problem was that I did not realize the format of the RESULT register: 

derekcook_0-1657220083147.png

 

The ADC conversion is shifted left by 3 bits. Therefore, I need to shift the value right by 3 bits to read 12 bit 0 to 4095 number. 

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derekcook
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I don't even see mention of a hardware interrupt option. 

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Worst case I can use PDB to trigger an interrupt on ADC0 and then in the ADC0_IRQHandler I can manually do my HSADC conversions I need. If the sample time is 200ns with 75MHz input clock this is not a big deal. I really don't even need the PDB at this point - I could use an FTM to trigger a 250us interrupt

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