Code to read a PPM/PWM pulse, interrupt driven. Most useful for RC receivers. Code is non-blocking, and a poll of the stall timer can detect if a signal has been lost (signal changes will reset the timer). Code originally written by Simon Ford, modified by me to add in a lost-signal guard.
Dependents: triforce-control usbjoystick_prg
Code is simple to use.
Will add a quick tutorial on use, and how to use the lost-signal/stall detection in due course.
Pulsewidth and period variables are:
- Declared volatile to make sure the value read is not compiler optimised, since the values are modified through an ISR; and
Edit: WITHDRAWN:
- Protected by mutex to make sure that values read are true (such as when an ISR is occurring, but a thread tries to read the value during the ISR). Reason:
- Mutexes are not meant to be called in an ISR (asynchronous). They are costly and may block a thread
Diff: PwmIn.h
- Revision:
- 5:7dc060aa0222
- Parent:
- 4:44dd41c989d0
--- a/PwmIn.h Fri May 16 23:19:34 2014 +0000 +++ b/PwmIn.h Sun May 18 09:05:32 2014 +0000 @@ -41,9 +41,6 @@ */ PwmIn(PinName p); - void rise(); - void fall(); - /** Read the current period * * @returns the period in seconds @@ -70,6 +67,9 @@ Timer _t; volatile int _pulsewidth, _period; bool stallInit; + + void rise(); + void fall(); }; #endif