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en:netzer:impulse [2014/08/16 18:14] svesch [Generating impulses in IO0 triggered mode] |
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Netzer is able to generate and capture signals at IO3 and SPI_INT. | Netzer is able to generate and capture signals at IO3 and SPI_INT. | ||
- | {{ :en:netzer:impulse_overview.gif?direct&600 |}} | + | {{ :en:netzer:impulse_overview.gif?direct&700 |}} |
The image shows the structure of the impulse generator/capture. | The image shows the structure of the impulse generator/capture. | ||
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- | ===== Unsynchronized mode ===== | + | ===== Examples ===== |
- | The impulse timer is free running in this mode. | + | Some of the examples below show both signals IO3 and SPI_INT. |
- | Changes on IO0 will not reset the impulse timer. | + | |
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- | The examples below show both signals IO3 and SPI_INT. | + | |
Of course impulse module can be configured to use only one of them. | Of course impulse module can be configured to use only one of them. | ||
- | The examples only show positive logic. | + | The examples below only show positive logic. |
Simply invert the signals to get negative logic examples. | Simply invert the signals to get negative logic examples. | ||
+ | In the IO0 examples the IO0 trigger is configured for rising edge. | ||
+ | Simply invert the IO0 signal to get falling edge examples. | ||
- | ==== Generating impulses in continuous mode ==== | + | |
+ | ==== Generating impulses in continuous mode (Unsynchronized) ==== | ||
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+ | The impulse timer is free running in this mode. | ||
+ | Changes on IO0 will not reset the impulse timer. | ||
{{ :en:netzer:impulse_compare_cont_unsync.gif?direct |}} | {{ :en:netzer:impulse_compare_cont_unsync.gif?direct |}} | ||
- | ==== Generating impulses in single mode ==== | + | ==== Generating impulses in single mode (Unsynchronized) ==== |
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+ | The impulse timer is free running in this mode. | ||
+ | Changes on IO0 will not reset the impulse timer. | ||
{{ :en:netzer:impulse_compare_single_unsync.gif?direct |}} | {{ :en:netzer:impulse_compare_single_unsync.gif?direct |}} | ||
- | ==== Generating impulses in "Triggered by IO0" mode ==== | + | ==== Generating impulses in "Triggered by IO0" mode (Unsynchronized) ==== |
This mode shall not be used. | This mode shall not be used. | ||
- | + | ==== Generating impulses in continuous mode (IO0 synchronized) ==== | |
- | ===== IO0 synchronized mode ===== | + | |
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- | The impulse timer is reset (set to 0) by IO0 trigger. | + | |
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- | The examples below show the IO0 signal and both signals IO3 and SPI_INT. | + | |
- | The impulse module can be configured to use only one of them. | + | |
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- | IO0 is configured for rising edges in examples. | + | |
- | Simply invert the IO0 signal to get falling edge examples. | + | |
- | + | ||
- | The examples only show positive logic. | + | |
- | Simply invert the signals to get negative logic examples. | + | |
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- | ==== Generating impulses in continuous mode ==== | + | |
This mode shall not be used. | This mode shall not be used. | ||
- | ==== Generating impulses in single mode ==== | + | ==== Generating impulses in single mode (IO0 synchronized) ==== |
{{ :en:netzer:impulse_compare_single_sync.gif?direct |}} | {{ :en:netzer:impulse_compare_single_sync.gif?direct |}} | ||
- | ==== Generating impulses in "Triggered by IO0" mode ==== | + | ==== Generating impulses in "Triggered by IO0" mode (IO0 synchronized) ==== |
{{ :en:netzer:impulse_compare_io0_sync.gif?direct |}} | {{ :en:netzer:impulse_compare_io0_sync.gif?direct |}} |