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Sequence Error with FTM-PDB-ADC Triggering

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bjrajendra
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Hello all,

I'm using S32K146 device and I would like to use 16 ADC0 Channels to be sensed using PDB0 Triggering. Thus I provide the delays as follows. I'm using FTM so as to trigger the PDB Channels. 


PDB0->CH[0].DLY[0] = 100; 
PDB0->CH[0].DLY[1] = 200; 
PDB0->CH[0].DLY[2] = 300; 
PDB0->CH[0].DLY[3] = 340; 
PDB0->CH[0].DLY[4] = 500; 
PDB0->CH[0].DLY[5] = 600; 
PDB0->CH[0].DLY[6] = 700; 
PDB0->CH[0].DLY[7] = 800; 

I need to raise an interrupt after 6 ADC sense (6th pre-trigger), but I'm getting a sequence error in this process.

I had the below questions.

1. Do we need to read the ADC Channels (0-7) after every Conversion so as to enable to COCO Flag again? as it mentioned in RM below. 

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2. What is the minimum delay time between two pre-triggers?

Kindly help in this regard.

Thanks in advance,

Raju

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PetrS
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Hi,

1) yes, you need to read the result so the COCO will be cleared and thus can be set again which makes a pretrigger lock inactive.

2) delay time between two pre-triggers must be ADC conversion time at least.  

See chapter 42.5.4.5 Sample time and total conversion time of the RM.

BR, Petr

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PetrS
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Hi,

1) yes, you need to read the result so the COCO will be cleared and thus can be set again which makes a pretrigger lock inactive.

2) delay time between two pre-triggers must be ADC conversion time at least.  

See chapter 42.5.4.5 Sample time and total conversion time of the RM.

BR, Petr

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bjrajendra
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Hi Petr,

Can you suggest any other alternative to reading the ADC values after every pre-trigger, since I need to convert the values & also implement certain functionalities which takes a sufficient amount of time?

There will be a high chance of another pre-trigger appears before the completion of the function.

Raju.

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PetrS
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Hi,

you can try to use DMA to read a results, some examples are given here

Example S32K144 PDB ADC trigger DMA ISR S32DS 

https://community.nxp.com/docs/DOC-343295 

BR, Petr

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bjrajendra
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Hi Petr,

Thanks for the reply.

I tried accessing those

Example S32K144 PDB ADC trigger DMA ISR S32DS  

   the link was deleted I guess and below is the display it's showing.

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Example S32K144 PDB ADC DMA S32DS.ARM.2018.R1 

   the zip file doesn't contain any data

Raju

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PetrS
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I have uploaded the first one again, and see no issue with the second one.

BR, Petr

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bjrajendra
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Hi Petr.

Thanks for your response.

I just downloaded Example S32K144 PDB ADC trigger DMA ISR S32DS and made suitable changes like clock and 42 (ADC0_COCO) DMAMUX source, everything works fine.

Now, I tried to add new TCD as I would like to use both ADC0 & ADC1. To make it simpler I just used only ADC1 not ADC0 with TCD[1] not TCD[0], so that later I can add both.

I just added a new function void DMA1_init(void) with all TCD[0] replaced with TCD[1] and new source & destination array. Also, I ensured the ADC1 with DMAEN.

Finally with void DMAMUX1_Init (void) --->
DMAMUX->CHCFG[1] |= DMAMUX_CHCFG_SOURCE(43);

Now my ISR is not executing. What changes I need to do so as to execute my isr ?

Kindly help in this regard.

Raju

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PetrS
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Hi,

not sure, are you able to share full example so this can be checked?

The SDK example I pointed last time is using both ADCs and DMAs are used to read them out, but probably you would like to have baremetal example.

BR, Petr

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bjrajendra
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Hi Petr,

Thanks for your response.

As you told, I'm using bare metal example & trying to configure the new one.

Attached is the edited example which I downloaded.

Would like to know the reason why my ISR isn't executing.

Raju

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PetrS
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Hi,

if the DMA ch1 is a source for interrupt in your modified code then correct interrupt init and interrupt vector have to be used. Try below code

void IRQs_Init (void)
{
   FSL_NVIC->ICPR[0] = 1 << (1 % 32); /* IRQ1-DMA ch1: clr any pending IRQ*/
   FSL_NVIC->ISER[0] = 1 << (1 % 32); /* RQ1-DMA ch1: enable IRQ */
   FSL_NVIC->IP[1] = 0xA; /* IRQ1-DMA ch1: priority 10 of 0-15*/
}


void DMA1_IRQHandler(void)
{

   PDB1->SC |= PDB_SC_SWTRIG_MASK; /* restart PDB counter */

   DMA->CINT = 1; // clear DMA channel 1 interrupt flag
}

BR, Petr

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bjrajendra
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Hi Petr,

I had another question.

With back to back connection on all pdb channels but there is a trigger interrupt only for ADC_SC[8] still, there is a sequence error. But, will it affects other back to back triggers and its conversion as I would like to ignore the sequence error.

Kindly suggest the solution.

Raju

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PetrS
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Hi,

not sure of the overall configuration, but I assume that that the sequence error affects next back-to-back conversions on channel which indicate an error. And so you should resolve an error.

BR, Petr

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bjrajendra
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Dear Petr,

Thanks for your feedback & it's really helpful.

As mentioned in the document, my calculation is as follows.

ADC TOTAL CONVERSION TIME = Sample Phase Time (set by SMPLTS + 1) + Hold Phase (1 ADC Cycle) + Compare Phase Time (8-bit Mode = 20 ADC Cycles, 10-bit Mode = 24 ADC Cycles, 12-bit Mode = 28 ADC Cycles) + Single or First continuous time adder (5 ADC cycles + 5 bus clock cycles)

i.e., for 12-bit conversion = (40+SMPLTS)/(fadc)

For our code SMPLTS=12. Therefore, conversion time = 53/40M =1.325us.

Considering that as conversion time if I keep PDB delay of 200 (200/80M=2.5us) between 0 & 1, I'm getting a sequence Error.

Am I correct in calculating the conversion time.

Kindly help in this regard.

Raju

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PetrS
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Hi,

calculation looks correct. Do you really have ADCK 40MHz, what is the clock source?

BR, Petr

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bjrajendra
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I tried changing the delay value where it works 450 counts it means, it takes 450/80M = 5.625us.

5.625 means with clock 40MHz it takes 225 ADC cycles to convert.

Kindly suggest where I went wrong.

ADC initialization as follows.

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Raju

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PetrS
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seems you have ADIV=2, so ADCK=10MHz

BR, Petr

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bjrajendra
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Hi Petr,

Thanks for the solution. Forgot to change the setting after initializing for calibration.

With 40MHz setting & with PDB Clock 80MHz it requires 104 counts between two delays. I tried keeping 110 it didn't work but it worked with 120 count.

Can I know any possible reasons?

Raju

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PetrS
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I guess there will be additional clocks due to triggering...

BR, Petr

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bjrajendra
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Dear Petr,

Thanks for your swift response.

I'm using PLLDIV2 which actually generates from 8MHZ External Oscillator & Below are my corresponding settings.

SCG->SPLLDIV = 0x00000302; /* SPLLDIV1 divide by 2; SPLLDIV2 divide by 4 */

PCC->PCCn[PCC_ADC0_INDEX] |= PCC_PCCn_PCS(6); /* PCS=6: Select SPLLDIV2_CLK=40MHz */

Raju

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PetrS
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OK, so if you read result registers and the period of FTM is enough for all conversions, then it should work.

If have troubles still please share your full setting/code.

BR, Petr 

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