Freescale/NXP MPC5606B: eMIOS0 Testing Program (PWM)


In this example,

- We will be testing eMIOS by generating 6 PWM output simultaneously and will be changing its duty cycle in run time using switch inputs.



Program Outcome:
20KHz PWM at 
 eMIOS0_1 => PA[1],   eMIOS0_2 => PA[2], 
 eMIOS0_3 => PA[3],   eMIOS0_4 => PA[4], 
 eMIOS0_5 => PA[5],   eMIOS0_6 => PA[6]. 
 
 Initial Duty_Cycle = 10%
 Press Switch1   ->   Duty_Cycle = 20%
 Press Switch2   ->   Duty_Cycle = 40%
 Press Switch3   ->   Duty_Cycle = 60%
 Press Switch4   ->   Duty_Cycle = 80%



Changelog:
26/03/2016: Bug:Phase lag of 1uSec is present between (eMIOS0_1,2,3) and (eMIOS0_4,5,6)
01/04/2016: Phase lag removed. [clear the GTBE bit at beginning of eMIOS_Init() and set it at the end of the eMIOS_Init().]

Connections:
SWITCH No. => Port No. => Pad No. => Pin No.(144-pin LQFP package)
SWITCH1    => PE[0]    => PCR[64] => PIN 10
SWITCH2    => PE[1]    => PCR[65] => PIN 12
SWITCH3    => PE[2]    => PCR[66] => PIN 128
SWITCH4    => PE[3]    => PCR[67] => PIN 129

eMIOS No.  => Port No. => Pad No. => Pin No.(144-pin LQFP package)
eMIOS0_1   => PA[1]   =>  PCR[1]  => PIN 11
eMIOS0_2   => PA[2]   =>  PCR[2]  => PIN 9
eMIOS0_3   => PA[3]   =>  PCR[3]  => PIN 90
eMIOS0_4   => PA[4]   =>  PCR[4]  => PIN 43
eMIOS0_5   => PA[5]   =>  PCR[5]  => PIN 118
eMIOS0_6   => PA[6]   =>  PCR[6]  => PIN 119

Calculations:
Frequency Calculation of PWM:     
         For "x" Hz Frequency, B_VAL = 1/[(x)*10^-6]  
Duty Cycle Calculation of PWM:    
         For "y" % Duty Cycle, A_VAL = (y)*100/(x)

Testing:- Output PWM waveform can be observed on DSO.

Exercise:
Make the connections shown below:
- Connect DSO probe +ve terminal to eMIOS0_1 PA[1] and DSO prob gnd to the gnd of the TRK-MPC5606B board.
- Similarly, Connect remaining eMIOS0 and test it.

Downloads:
eMIOS_Testing_TRK-MPC5606B_APDaga

Click here to see more codes for Freescale/NXP MPC56xx Family.

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-Akshay P. Daga
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