Fork of Erik Olieman's FastPWM library created to add the targets I need.
Fork of FastPWM by
Device/FastPWM_KLXX_K20D50M.cpp
- Committer:
- Sissors
- Date:
- 2014-07-16
- Revision:
- 11:e0a8f0fcb1c9
- Child:
- 14:b30038fbba51
File content as of revision 11:e0a8f0fcb1c9:
#if defined(TARGET_KLXX) || defined(TARGET_K20D50M) #include "FastPWM.h" void FastPWM::initFastPWM( void ) { bits = 16; } void FastPWM::pulsewidth_ticks( uint32_t ticks ) { *(_pwm.CnV) = ticks; } void FastPWM::period_ticks( uint32_t ticks ) { *(_pwm.MOD) = ticks - 1; } uint32_t FastPWM::getPeriod( void ) { return *(_pwm.MOD) + 1; } uint32_t FastPWM::setPrescaler(uint32_t reqScale) { //Yes this is ugly, yes I should feel bad about it volatile uint32_t *TPM_SC = _pwm.MOD - 2; const char prescalers[] = {1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128}; //If prescaler is 0, return current one if (reqScale == 0) return (prescalers[(*TPM_SC) & 0x07]); uint32_t retval = 0; char bin; for (bin = 0; bin<8; bin++) { retval = prescalers[bin]; if (retval >= reqScale) break; } //Clear lower 5 bits, write new value: char clockbits = *TPM_SC & (3<<3); //For some reason clearing them takes some effort while ((*TPM_SC & 0x1F) != 0) *TPM_SC &= ~0x1F; *TPM_SC |= bin + clockbits; return retval; } #endif