STM32 TIMERS #5. Master Slave Synchronization using the TRIGGER MODE
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Really great content. Thanks for the tutorial.
it's good tutoriaI, i follow channel whenever i practice with STM32.
Thank you sir, please upload more of these videos
Thank for sharing the nice video and it helps me to better understand the trigger mode. I wondered what tool you use to display the logic data? thank you for your reply.
I think TIM1 needs to program Clock Source: internal clock or it will not run. It can also CH1 be PWM no output to use only the timing capability without generate any signal
please do tutorials on one pulse mode and how i can send more than one pulse at a time
Hey, thanks for the information. It is a great video. I liked your pokeball background can you share it?
Pls share one video of xor hall sensor mode with bldc
But whats the use case?
slave can be used for count the number of master pwm pulses? for control step motor . for example i just want to run stepper motor just for 100 pulse ....
You can use one pulse mode
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Hi, can I run two MCUS in sync using this mode of Synchronization? If yes what extra implementation do I need to have full control of the Synchronization process?
What you mean by 2 mcus in sync ? What exactly do you want to do ?
@@ControllersTech Hi, I mean to say that suppose I have one MCU connected to the actuator and another one to the sensor. Now how do I match both the MCU so that sensing and actuation go hand in hand?
you can do that.
You should fetch/send the data to the sensor when the timer triggers the interrupt, or when both (master and slave timers') the edges goes HIGH.
This way both the codes will execute at the same time
@@ControllersTech Thanks for the reply? Can you suggest some example codes available?
I dont understand. For me it seems, the slave has no clock source and needs it. But you show something else. I wisch, stm would show some info in their ide instead of cryptic names that you can not even google..
What mcu are u using ?