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S32K144 FTM IC and PWM

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Anony
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I am using the FTM module of s32k144. How can I realize PWM output and PWM capture in different channels of the same FTM module? I haven't seen the relevant experience introduction and examples. Now I have to realize this function. I urgently need an example project. If anyone can provide it, I will be grateful.

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Robin_Shen
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Hi Anony,

The problem here is that the SDK driver ic and pwm were made independently, so they cannot coexist with the same FTM module. The GUI will note you: Peripheral is already used by the component...

The non-SDK FTM example (S32K144_project_FTM) that is available in the S32 Design Studio for ARM configures OC, IC and PWM channels on FTM0.

S32K144_Project_FTM.png
Best Regards,
Robin
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Robin_Shen
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Hi Anony,

The problem here is that the SDK driver ic and pwm were made independently, so they cannot coexist with the same FTM module. The GUI will note you: Peripheral is already used by the component...

The non-SDK FTM example (S32K144_project_FTM) that is available in the S32 Design Studio for ARM configures OC, IC and PWM channels on FTM0.

S32K144_Project_FTM.png
Best Regards,
Robin
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Anony
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Hi Robin,

Thank you very much!

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