PWM System. Microcomputer Architecture and Interfacing Colorado School of Mines Professor William Hoff
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1 PWM System 1
2 Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Pulses are continuously generated which have different widths but the same period between leading edges Duty cycle (% high) controls the average analog voltage of the output signal Uses: DC motor control, positional servo control, audio communication (cellular phones), low cost digital to analog conversion for such things as telephone tone generation 2
3 Software Approach Assume PER is the desired period in microseconds DUTY is the desired duty cycle (%) Then calculate PWIDTH = DUTY * PER OFFTIME = PER PWIDTH PER PWIDTH OFFTIME Algorithm: Repeat forever: Turn on output pin Delay for PWDITH microseconds Turn off output pin Delay for OFFTIME microseconds Disadvantages: Wastes a lot of CPU time doing delay loops CPU can only do one thing 3
4 Hardware Approach We can automatically generate a PWM signal using simple digital hardware elements T flip flop Register Comparator Counter T flip flop Toggles its state if the T input = 1 T T t + 1 Res / 0 1 t t 4
5 Register A collection of D flip-flops D0 D 0 8-bit register D1 D 1 D[7..0] pre [7..0] Clk clr Dn-1 D n-1 Parallel load, parallel access Clk 5
6 Comparator A combinational circuit that just compares two N-bit numbers When they are equal it outputs a Comparator Eq XOR is a 1-bit comparator a b DIFF = a $ b a b E = (a $ b) To compare two N-bit numbers for equality a 0 b 0 a 1 b 1 : E a n-1 b n-1 6
7 Counter A sequential circuit that automatically counts up by 1 every clock tick When reset is asserted, or count reaches a maximum, goes to 0 1 T 0 0 T 1 n-bit counter Clock 8 Reset 0 1 T 2 An n-bit counter can be constructed by chaining together n flip-flops (T or D) In a synchronous counter, all the f/f s change state simultaneously with the clock Clk T 3 7
8 PWM generation - hardware approach This comparator fires when count reaches PWMDTY... it then causes T to toggle ( goes to 1 and / to 0) PWMPER T flip flop Clk 8-bit counter Reset Comparator 8-bit register (PWMDTY) Clk T Res / PWMDTY Comparator 8-bit register (PWMPER) This comparator fires when count reaches PWMPER... it then resets the counter and forces to 0 (and / to 1) Just load registers PWMDTY, PWMPER in units of clock ticks No further action needed! 8
9 PWM generation - hardware approach We have a free running counter (incremented by system clock) We have one register for the pulse width and the other for the period At the start of the period, the counter is zero and the output is high When the value in the counter equals the value in the first register, the output goes low When the value in the counter equals the value in the 2 nd register, the output goes high and the counter resets to zero counter starts counting from 0 count matches 1 st register count matches 2 nd register We have a choice of polarity: pulse high or pulse low 9
10 Clock signal and PWM duty = # clock ticks in this interval period = # clock ticks in this interval one clock tick clk PWM out start of period end of duty end of period The duration of one clock tick is the resolution by which we can set duty and period time 10
11 reset clock source This is the E-clock (or a scaled version of it) GATE (clock edge sync) up/ down 8-bit counter PWMCNTx Free running counter 1. When count reaches PWMDTY, force output low 8-bit compare= PWMDTYx T R From port PTP data register M U X M U X to pin driver 8-bit compare= PPOLx 2. When count reaches PWMPER, force output high PWMPERx T R CAEx PWMEx Figure 8.44 PWM channel block diagram 11
12 Clock for PWM The E-clock is really fast! At 24 MHz, one clock tick is us (microseconds) If we let the counter count at that frequency, we could only have very short periods Maximum period would be 256 ticks, or 10.7 us To allow longer periods, we scale (reduce the frequency) of the E-clock There are two clock divider stages: First divider divides by M, where M=1,2,4,8,, 128 Second is an additional divide by 2*N, where N is any number, 1 through
13 PWM Clock You can use the clock from the first divider (Clock A ) or from the second divider (Clock SA, or Scaled A ) Clock A is the system clock divided by M, where M=1,2,4,8,, 128 Clock SA is generated by an additional division by N*2, for N=1 through 256 System Clock (24 MHz) First Divider Second Divider /1, 2, 4,..., 128 /N, N= /2 Clock SA Clock A 13
14 Clock A Here are the choices you have for the prescalar (assuming a 24 MHz E-clock): M Clk A freq one tick 256 ticks E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E-03 Clock A is the E- clock prescaled by dividing by M This is the time for one clock A period (is just 1/frequency) This is the maximum period you can have with an 8-bit counter (256 ticks) 14
15 Examples of clock scaling If we want a period of 10 us At the 24 MHz E-clock rate, each clock tick is us The desired period is (10 us)/(0.042 us) = 240 ticks This value fits in the 8-bit PWMPER register, so no scaling is necessary (either using the prescaler or the clock divider) We can use clock A with M=1 If we want a period of 20 us If we used the 24 MHz E-clock, the period would be 480 ticks, which is too big for 8 bits We can prescale the E-clock by a factor of 2 this produces clock A at 12 MHz. Each clock tick is us. Then the period is (20 us)/(0.083 us) = 240 clock ticks We can use clock A with M=2 Of course, prescaling by larger values of M also works Example: M=4 yields a clock at 6 MHz Then a period of 20 us is 120 clock ticks But in general we want to have as much resolution as possible (ie, period close to 256 ticks) 15
16 Longer periods e.g., 1 ms At the 24 MHz E-clock rate, each clock tick is us The desired period is (1 ms)/(0.042 us) = ticks too big We can scale by dividing 24MHz by some number, 2*N, where N=1..256, to produce clock SA Let s try to get the period down to 240 clock SA ticks We can do this by dividing clock A by 100 (so N=50) Then clock SA is 24 MHz/100 = 240 khz; one SA tick is 4.2 us Then (1 ms)/(4.2 us) = 240 ticks, so ok We select clock SA and use M=1, N=50 System Clock (24 MHz) First Divider Second Divider /1, 2, 4,..., 128 /N, N= /2 Clock SA Clock A 16
17 Other combinations Actually, many possible combinations would yield a period of 1 ms # SA ticks M clock A freq 1 Clk A tick 256 ticks N SA freq 1 Clk SA tick 256 ticks in sec E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E These combinations of M,N are ok This is the period in terms of # of Clock SA ticks You probably don t want a combination with a non-integral # ticks 17
18 Example Find a combination of M,N that yields a 20 ms period (assuming 24 MHz system clock) System Clock (24 MHz) First Divider Second Divider /1, 2, 4,..., 128 /N, N= /2 Clock SA Clock A 18
19 Summary / uestions The PWM system accomplishes in hardware what you could also do in software. What is the benefit of doing it in hardware? What are the key digital logic components that make up the PWM system? 19
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