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Reading out TLI4970 current sensor with XMC4500
Hello, I've attached my project. Thanks for looking into it! Attached Files Joulemeter_20160313.zip‎ (9.37 MB)
View Articlesetting pin I/O
Hello, Port 2 contains analog pin functionality and by default, the digital pin functionality is disabled. Therefore, to enable Port 2 pins, the digital pin functionally needs to be especially enabled....
View ArticleI2C_MASTER app and NACK
The I2C_MASTER app seems to be totally unable to handle an unexpected NACK. It just loops forever waiting for an ACK. What can I do? Randy
View ArticleXMC4700 Errata Entry USIC Parity Mode
Dear Min Wei, thank you for the feedback. PCB development can continue now :-) Michael
View ArticleSample programs (Beginner programs) for AURIX TC27x
Hi, Do we have any sample c programs for AURIX TC27x tricore architecture ? The programs should basically have led toggle, timers, ADC, SPI etc. Please guide me. Thanks vk18434
View ArticleIso1i813t
thanks for your reply. After configuring ISO1I813T Device using microcontroller. Can I directly get pin status (I.e. high or low) on parallel pin of ISO1I813T ? If I will put RD/ Pin on low state.
View ArticleISO1I813T - PCB foot print , symbol and application note with code
Hi Luxun, thanks I had created support ticket no is Case:3413442.
View ArticleCompatibility within AURIX Family
Hi I was wondering if the red arrows on the AURIX overview page mark compatibilty between different controllers. Precisely I'm looking into the TC275 and I'm wondering if the TC265 might be a cost...
View ArticleXMC4500 PMU Instruction Buffer Performance Issue
Hi folks, I'm currently working with an XMC4500 Relax Lite Kit using DAVE v4.1.4. To investigate the timing behavior I have written a small measurement framework that causes an interrupt after 1, 2, 3,...
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PWM 8 phase shifted signals
Hello Milad, To the best of my knowledge, the CCU8 module consists of two sub-modules - CCU80 and CCU81. Each of these modules has 4 timer slices (i.e. submodules) that can produce either (a) two PWM...
View ArticleHow to code in c++ and c with DAVE
:) This is exactly what I have written in this post: http://www.infineonforums.com/thread...ll=1#post11539 Well, nice to see that my solution is correct. I hope to see this in the next release. What...
View ArticleAutomatic boot/start
Hi, I've flashed my XMC2GO kit, but if I remove the power from it, when I plug it back on the application doesn't start automatically. I think that the application is saved on the flash, because if I...
View ArticleWhat for Debugger can I use
What for Debugger can I use in DAVE except J-Link? I have a Ulink2 already. Is it possible to integrate this device in DAVE? I don't need JTAG, for SWD only.
View ArticleXMC4800 UART in DMA mode
Comment: It seems that the problem only occurs when RX mode is set to DMA, too. I had TX & RX set to DMA => First byte is missing I switched TX to Interrupt => OK I switched TX back to DMA...
View ArticleVADC source interrupt problem
Hi Travis! I have a XMC1100 and a XMC1200. I set the following lines: "ENABLE_SOURCE_EVENT" to 1, "ENABLE_CHANNEL_EVENT" to 0 and "ENABLE_RESULT_EVENT" to 0. I tried your program on the XMC1200, but it...
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UART in loop-back mode?
Hi andersr, Perhaps the attached example code may help. There's are more examples http://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineo...4ed94b13903518. This link will download a few examples, among which iss the...
View ArticleTooling Guide - XMC4000 - ASC Bootloader - Example Code EN
Hello, Even though the link shows an .exe file, the actual file is a .zip file: http://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineo...3e9d45598c112a Previously we did attached the zip files as a self-extracting .exe...
View ArticleHow SP0 and SP1 bits work in the SHSCFG register? (XMC1100, VADC module)
Hi, There is no need for you to touch this SP0 and SP1. May I know what do you want for your VADC configuration as I might have an example for u?
View ArticleUSIC/UART - PuTTY won't show Tx data; Tx pin is working
Hello Andrey, For the XMC4400 card, the COM port is using P1.7 as TXD and P1.5 as RXD, unlike XMC4700 Relax kit. Regards, Min Wei
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