RE: DSP56F807: Synchronization of on chip ADC to PW M

I put the following at the end of my ISR:

                bfset   #$800,x:ADCB_BASE+6     //clear interrupt!
                bfset   #$800,x:ADCA_BASE+6     //clear interrupt!

To the best of my knowledge, the Inputs to the Timer C module can be selectably set to use the same input to start the timer.  Thus only one input need be used to run both timers.  The outputs from the timers are hardwired to the respective ADC, so both timers must be used, but only one PWM unit is required.

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> From: wjschint [mailto:w...@mchsi.com]
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> Subject: [motoroladsp] DSP56F807: Synchronization of on chip
> ADC to PWM
>
>
> I'm trying to synchronize the ADC's (both A and B) to the PWM, as
> described in Mot. app. note AN1933/D, section 5.2.  I am using
> center-aligned PWM technique (Fig. 5-4 in app note).  I want to have a
> sample at a specific location in each PWM half-cycle.  I have two
> questions related to this.  The first is: since I'm running both ADCA
> and ADCB, do I have to have operate both PWM-A and PWM-B also, since
> to the limit of my understanding ADCA is connected to PWMA, via timer
> TC2; and ADCB is connected to PWMB via TC3?
>
> The second question is more general: operation of ADC
> end-of-conversion ISR's.  I want
> configure things to read ADC values in the ADC end-of-convert
> ISR's.  The
> problem I seem to be having is that I enter the ISR and do the
> processing, then exit it - then I immediately reenter the
> same ISR - even
> if I halt the CPU in the IDE, and disable the ADC, and restart
> processor.  It appears that, once I get the end-of-cycle ISR once, I
> will continue to keep reentering it - even if the ADC is
> disabled.  So - I
> assume I obviously have to take some action to clear the pending ISR -
> but I can't figure out what it is.
>
> The following are the ADCA and ADCB register setting I'm using:
> ADCR1   0x1805
> ADCR2   0x0003
> ADCCC   0x0000
> ADLST1  0x3210
> ADLST2  0x7654
> ADSDIS  0
> ADSTAT  0
> ADLSTAT   0
> ADZCSTAT  0
>
> Timer 2 register settings, same for TC2 and TC3 (desire 10us delay
> with 40 MHz IPbus):
> TC2_CTRL  0xD035
> TC2_SCR   0x0101
> TC2_CMP1  0
> TC2_CMP2  0
> TC2_CAP   0
> TC2_LOAD  0x018D
> TC2_HOLD  0
> TC2_CNTR  0
>
> Finally, PWM A and B.  Desire 40 us period, with 40MHz IPbus.
> PWMCTL 0x0811
>
> Thanks very much in advance for any help or insight - or example code.
>  Even if someone just tells me how to clear pending ISR - that would
> be a helpful.
> - Bill Schintler
>
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