Figure XI-1 shows the waveform for an application which, after being triggered by a PWM period, acquires 25 consecutive Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) samples of a signal modified by the PWM pulse. This sampling process is repeated over a number of PWM periods. To help ensure validity of the data, the application does not begin the sampling at the same time interval after each PWM cycle. The start time of the sampling alternates between five and six microseconds on each PWM cycle.

Solution

1. Each cycle of the programmed PTG sequence initiates a trigger generated by the PWM peripheral. (A PTG IRQ will also be initiated upon the PWM trigger to inform the application of the status of the sequence.)
2. After receiving the PWM trigger, the PTG waits a number of cycles determined byPTGTOLIM before beginning the 25 ADC conversions.PTGT0LIM is initialized to provide a five-microsecond delay on the first pass of the PTG sequence.
3. A trigger signal is sent to the ADC initiating a conversion. After sending out the ADC trigger, the PTG pauses to allow the conversion to be completed. The length of the pause is determined by the value ofPTGT1LIM.
4. Step 3 is repeated 24 times.
5. After 25 conversions,PTGT0LIM is adjusted to provide a six-microsecond pause after the next PWM trigger. Program control is transferred to Step 1, allowing the next PWM trigger to generate 25 samples after a six-microsecond pause.
6. After the second set of 25 conversions have been completed, the delay time is reset to the original five-microsecond delay. Control is then transferred back to Step 1 to begin repeating the sequence.

Flow Chart

Example Code

Initalizing the PTG Registers

Step Commnads