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  1. JStat60

    Noise in ADC

    Hi, I have a non-profit (Smoky Mountain Scientific, smokymtsci.com) that develops and sells low cost instruments for science education. One of our instruments incorporates a Tiva-C launchpad that outputs a pwm voltage and measures voltage and current passed in electrochemical reactions. I recently purchased a fairly large batch of Tiva launchpads from Mouser and I am having trouble with noise in the analog read channels for about 1/4th of the boards. We have been building and selling these instruments for a couple of years now and have never had this problem before. To test the boards, I
  2. Hello, I am using example code of energia Pfatfs library named "PFatFsfileTest". This program reads "T_READ.txt" file from sd card properly. But It can't write string "Hello world" 10 times to the file "T_WRITE.txt" into sd card. Instead, it just writes only "H". I am posting the original code of file below: /*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* Petit FatFs sample project for generic uC (C)ChaN, 2010 */ /*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* ported to Energia */ /* copy the two files t_read.t
  3. I am currently working on a project that uses the external crystal for the watchdog timer and the internal DSO clock for all other tasks. The crystal is 32kHz. The watchdog timer interrupt is taking care of controlling the state machine in the main loop. At first sight everything looks ok. However, after a while (hours later) the controller (MSP430G2553) appears to be stuck. Closer investigation show that this is due to the watchdog timer interrupt not served, means that the 32Khz clock is not present. I already tried to play with the XTAL capacitor settings to no effect. I am wonderi
  4. ive compiled and uploaded my code (below) and when plug my msp430g2553 in it goes to the programmed angle it should when plugged in, but when i run the exe that is supposed to change its angle it doesnt do anything. the exe is programmed to connect to com4, and the msp430 application uart is set to com4. i know the exe can detect it because it wont run unless it can, it just isnt responding. im am using energia 0101E0010 to compile and upload. any help would be appreciated. here is the code: #include <Servo.h> Servo myServo; const int servoPin = 9; // the pin the servo is con
  5. When programming recently, I found that I had some trouble controlling a motor at the same time as several servo. The servos would go all crazy, and the motor wouldn't work. I guessed that this was because the timers were interfering, or not enough timers, or similar. Digging into the servo library, and the analogWrite function, I found that they're both trying to use Timer A. Thus, I modified the analogWrite function. In file energia/hardware/msp430/cores/msp430/wiring_analog.c , I commented out lines 110 to 123 (inclusive). Below is the code commented out. case T0A1:
  6. I'm working with the stellaris launchpad on energia (version 1010E0009). I need to use two hardware serial ports, and I'm finding that it does not work. I've made a VERY simple sketch that demonstrates this behavior: When every port but one is commented out, the program runs fine. The light blinks, serial data moves, etc. When more than one is created, the first round of data goes out to each port, but it crashes somewhere. Often, the first few characters of the second loop begin printing on port zero. This doesn't happen when the delay(100) is in there. I'm not sure if this is
  7. My question is this: can I use a while loop to suspend a program until a value in a global variable is >= a constant. I'm using timer0 to interrupt every one second. I update a global integer value by one every time the interrupt method executes. However, when my program reaches the while loop, it locks up my program. Does the while loop prevent the interrupt from firing, or is the while loop putting a lock on the variable and not allowing the interrupt statement to update. The code I have is as follows and I am new to hardware programming. // initialize timer TA0CCR0 = 12
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