This example does continuous normal current sampling. Normal current over-samping Ratio (OSR) can be configured by the user. There are two different examples based on number of SDFM channels.

Three Channels with Continuous Mode

Only one core - PRU is used for this example.

The example does the below

• Set SDFM channels : Channel 0 - Channel 2
• Enable continuous mode for normal current
• Configure Normal current OSR

Nine Channels with Continuous Mode

Load share mode of PRU-ICSSG is enabled for this example and three cores - RTU-PRU, PRU and TX-PRU are used for this example.

The example does the below

• Enable load share mode
• Set SDFM channels : Channel 0 - Channel 8
• Enable continuous mode for normal current
• Configure Normal current OSR

Important files and directory structure

Supported Combinations

Steps to Run the Example

Hardware Prerequisites

Other than the basic EVM setup mentioned in EVM Setup , below additional hardware is required to run this demo

• TIDEP-01015 3 Axis Board
• Interface card connecting EVM and TIDEP-01015 3 Axis
• Signal generator

Note

For more design details of the TIDEP-01015 3 Axis Board, or Interface card connecting EVM and TIDEP-01015 3 Axis, please contact TI via E2E/FAE.

Hardware Setup

Hardware Setup SDFM

SDFM: EVM and 3axis board setup view

Hardware Prerequisities for LP

• AMC1035EVM
• AM243x-LP Board
• Signal generator

LP Hardware Setup

LP Hardware setup

SDFM: LP setup view

Build, load and run

• When using CCS projects to build, import the CCS project and build it using the CCS project menu (see Using SDK with CCS Projects ).
• When using makefiles to build, note the required combination and build using make command (see Using SDK with Makefiles )
• Launch a CCS debug session and run the executable, see CCS Launch, Load and Run

Test Case Description

Test Details	Steps	Pass/Fail Criteria
1. Normal current sample data	1. Run example on supported board	The drawn graph and raw data should look like the attached image
	2. Draw the graph of sdfm_ch0_samples, sdfm_ch1_samples and sdfm_ch2_samples arrays	NNCC sample data
2. To check Normal Current (NC) Samples with Different NC OSR Values	1. Set NC OSR values between 16 to 255	Raw data should have different resolution for different OSR values
	2. Build and run example
	3. Observe resolution of raw data
3. To check NC samples with different sdfm clock values	1. Set NC OSR to 64	Raw data should have different resolution for different sdfm clock values
	2. Set ecap_divider variable in sdfm.c file for different sd clock generation
	3. Set Sigma delta clock equal to ecap generated clock
	4. Build and run example
	5. Observe resolution of raw data
4. To check Fast detect	1. Set NC OSR to 64	Trip must be triggered for the respective pwm trip zone block
	2. Enable Fast detect
	3. Set Fast Detect fields with these values { window size = 4, Zero max = 18, Zero min = 2}	Zero max/min Threshold hit bits must be constantly unset and set
	4. Build and run example	One max/min threshold hit bits must be unset
	5. 1) Observe TZ_OUT PIN. 2) Check zero/one count max & zero/one count min threshold hit bits in memory map
5.Testing with sdfm clock from EPWM	1. Make hardware set up like attached image	All test cases results should match with ECAP test case results
	2. SDFM: Hw set for clock from EPWM
	3. Enable "APP_EPWM1_ENABLE" macro in app_sdfm.c file
	4. Set EPWM1 out put frequency to 12.5MHz or 5MHz in app_sdfm.c file
	5. Set Sigma delta clock equal to EPWM1 output frequency
	6. Build and run example
	7. Test all tese cases from 1 to 5 with EPWM clock