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Better layering separation
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efficiently sent.
Should affect existing byte base code only marginally.
(Note: Not compliant with FreeRTOS' braindead coding style)
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should be changed to be boot-time detectable (e.g. using the yet unused AD inputs) so that one image can be used for all
releases
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for short frames, and sometimes even for long frames. Pending some major cleanup
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enabled will lead to an IRQ storm
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git-svn-id: https://svn.openpcd.org:2342/trunk@402 6dc7ffe9-61d6-0310-9af1-9938baff3ed1
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Enhance timing by removing debugging code
Pending rewrite of SSC RX IRQ code
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Change miller decoder to take an RX DMA buffer in order to have access to the reception_mode member, much more versatile
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Add convenient access to the last data bit from the miller decoder for type a frames
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prerequisite for proper frame handling and anticol, doesn't work yet
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Fix miller decoder for the case of a buffer containing only zeroes
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Fix miller decoder
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measurement. Doesn't seem to work properly
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Vastly improve timing through CPU cycle counting. Jitter is now like 40ns (the SSC_DATA edge detection fuzziness) in 2 main clusters 4 CPU cycles (83ns) apart, plus an occasional glitch adding 4 CPU cycles in either direction
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in tc_fdt (thereby taking the phase information from tc_fdt, resetting the phase in tc_cdiv)
Still too much jitter (some bug in this code?)
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Fix tc_cdiv_set_divider. again.
Reverse the polarity! (of the ssc transmit clock)
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Make load modulation level changeable on the fly
Better fdt calculation and ajustable fdt offset
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git-svn-id: https://svn.openpcd.org:2342/trunk@376 6dc7ffe9-61d6-0310-9af1-9938baff3ed1
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git-svn-id: https://svn.openpcd.org:2342/trunk@375 6dc7ffe9-61d6-0310-9af1-9938baff3ed1
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first transfer of subsequent transmissions (32 sample-bits, equalling 2 data-bits) gets lost. It does work if I just give
the same TX buffer to the PDC twice (once after starting the TX PDC).
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Switch SSC IRQ handling from edge triggered to level triggered. Somehow I was losing the ENDTX interrupt otherwise
Modified ISO14443 code for testing to enable repeated REQA->ATQA cycles. Somehow only the first ATQA is correct, subsequent ATQAs are missing the first two bits. Need to debug
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(jitter is now near 1 sample for the fdt of 1172)
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lower value than the current TC0 CV. (Also shows the TIOA0 and TIOB0 behaviour)
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* Found the problem that when switching between receiving and sending tc_cdiv would most of the time not generate an SSC_CLOCK for approx. 5ms: The issue is that after setting the divisor (which
stored in RC) CV might be greater than RC. Thus no compare will happen until CV overflows (at 0xffff carrier cycles) and therefore the clock will appear to be stopped for that time. A good fix would
have been TC_CV = TC_CV % TC_RC but unfortunately TC_CV is read-only. Instead use SWTRG to reset TC_CV to zero and then try to use the phase-shift code to have the phase stay correct.
* Measured the transmit start delay that is introduced by the SSC TF emulation through FIQ and adjusted ISO14443A_FDT accordingly
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(Add debug output in main loop)
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I finally understood the CARRIER_DIV_HELP stuff. That's to support a variable phase shift at a fixed duty cycle. (Phase shift isn't used in my current code)
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a tool for myself to aid in debugging
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