pulsar_adc.c File Reference

Implementation of pulsar_adc Driver. More...

#include "stdio.h"
#include "stdlib.h"
#include "stdbool.h"
#include "string.h"
#include "pulsar_adc.h"
#include "spi_engine.h"
#include "no_os_error.h"
#include "no_os_alloc.h"
#include "no_os_util.h"

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Functions
int32_t	pulsar_adc_spi_reg_read (struct pulsar_adc_dev *dev, uint8_t *reg_data)
int32_t	pulsar_adc_spi_reg_write (struct pulsar_adc_dev *dev, uint8_t reg_data)
int32_t	pulsar_adc_read_data (struct pulsar_adc_dev *dev, uint32_t *buf, uint16_t samples)
int32_t	pulsar_adc_init (struct pulsar_adc_dev **device, struct pulsar_adc_init_param *init_param)
int32_t	pulsar_adc_remove (struct pulsar_adc_dev *dev)
	Free the resources allocated by pulsar_adc_init().

Variables
const struct pulsar_adc_dev_info	pulsar_adc_devices []

Detailed Description

Implementation of pulsar_adc Driver.

Author

Mircea Caprioru (mirce.nosp@m.a.ca.nosp@m.prior.nosp@m.u@an.nosp@m.alog..nosp@m.com)

Copyright 2018(c) Analog Devices, Inc.

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Function Documentation

pulsar_adc_init()

int32_t pulsar_adc_init	(	struct pulsar_adc_dev **	device,
		struct pulsar_adc_init_param *	init_param )

Initialize the device.

Parameters

device	- The device structure.
init_param	- The structure that contains the device initial parameters.

Returns

0 in case of success, negative error code otherwise.

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pulsar_adc_read_data()

int32_t pulsar_adc_read_data	(	struct pulsar_adc_dev *	dev,
		uint32_t *	buf,
		uint16_t	samples )

Read conversion results from device.

Parameters

dev	- The device structure.
buf	- Buffer to hold the conversion results data
samples	- number of samples to read

Returns

0 in case of success, negative error code otherwise.

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pulsar_adc_remove()

int32_t pulsar_adc_remove

(

struct pulsar_adc_dev *

dev

)

Free the resources allocated by pulsar_adc_init().

Parameters

dev	- The device structure.

Returns

0 in case of success, negative error code otherwise.

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pulsar_adc_spi_reg_read()

int32_t pulsar_adc_spi_reg_read	(	struct pulsar_adc_dev *	dev,
		uint8_t *	reg_data )

Read from device.

Parameters

dev	- The device structure.
reg_data	- The register data.

Returns

0 in case of success, negative error code otherwise.

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pulsar_adc_spi_reg_write()

int32_t pulsar_adc_spi_reg_write	(	struct pulsar_adc_dev *	dev,
		uint8_t	reg_data )

Write to device.

Parameters

dev	- The device structure.
reg_data	- The register data.

Returns

0 in case of success, negative error code otherwise.

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Variable Documentation

pulsar_adc_devices

const struct pulsar_adc_dev_info pulsar_adc_devices[]

Initial value:

= {
    [ID_AD4000] = {.resolution = 16, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 2000},
    [ID_AD4001] = {.resolution = 16, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 2000},
    [ID_AD4002] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 2000},
    [ID_AD4003] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 2000},
    [ID_AD4004] = {.resolution = 16, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 1000},
    [ID_AD4005] = {.resolution = 16, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 1000},
    [ID_AD4006] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 1000},
    [ID_AD4007] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 1000},
    [ID_AD4008] = {.resolution = 16, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 500},
    [ID_AD4010] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 500},
    [ID_AD4011] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 500},
    [ID_AD4020] = {.resolution = 20, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 1800},
    [ID_AD4021] = {.resolution = 20, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 1000},
    [ID_AD4022] = {.resolution = 20, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 500},
    [ID_ADAQ4003] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 2000},
    [ID_AD7690] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 400},
    [ID_AD7691] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 250},
    [ID_AD7693] = {.resolution = 16, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 500},
    [ID_AD7942] = {.resolution = 14, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 250},
    [ID_AD7944] = {.resolution = 14, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 2500},
    [ID_AD7946] = {.resolution = 14, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 500},
    [ID_AD7980] = {.resolution = 16, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 1000},
    [ID_AD7982] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 1000},
    [ID_AD7983] = {.resolution = 16, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 1330},
    [ID_AD7984] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 1330},
    [ID_AD7985] = {.resolution = 16, .sign = 'u', .max_rate = 2500},
    [ID_AD7986] = {.resolution = 18, .sign = 's', .max_rate = 2000},
}