Add Example for reading a PWM signal with PIO#30
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Known issue: Constant signals
Small beauty fix
lurch
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Apr 8, 2021
pio/pio_pwmin.py
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| set(x, 0) # Set x = 0 | ||
| mov(x, x | (0b01 << 3)) # invert x = Max-Value for 32 bits. (0b01 << 3) sets the invert bit. |
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I think you could just do MOV x with a NULL source and the invert bit?
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Yes, that works.
Great Idea - thanks!
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Works well up to a 200 kHz input signal - deviation below 1% of frequency and duty cycle.
The example has a build-in testmode. Lower frequencies are dead on, higher ones have a slight error.