Hi,
I have a questions about GPIO timing when I toggle them. It takes one
cycle to change the pin high and one cycle to set it back to low. So
when the DSP is clocked with 48 Mhz and I measure the pin with a logic
analyzer I would expect to see a delta of about < 50ns. But what I
measure is something > 200ns. Are there any explanations for this? Is
the peripheral bus the reason?
GPIO on 5509a timing
Started by ●May 8, 2007
Reply by ●May 8, 20072007-05-08
Be. TEK-
> I have a questions about GPIO timing when I toggle them. It takes one
> cycle to change the pin high and one cycle to set it back to low. So
> when the DSP is clocked with 48 Mhz and I measure the pin with a logic
> analyzer I would expect to see a delta of about < 50ns. But what I
> measure is something > 200ns. Are there any explanations for this? Is
> the peripheral bus the reason?
Enter into Google:
bus stall site:dsprelated.com
and read the first thread.
-Jeff
> I have a questions about GPIO timing when I toggle them. It takes one
> cycle to change the pin high and one cycle to set it back to low. So
> when the DSP is clocked with 48 Mhz and I measure the pin with a logic
> analyzer I would expect to see a delta of about < 50ns. But what I
> measure is something > 200ns. Are there any explanations for this? Is
> the peripheral bus the reason?
Enter into Google:
bus stall site:dsprelated.com
and read the first thread.
-Jeff