An application note regarding "Functionally Safe Automotive Xilinx ZynQ UltraScale+ MPSoC Using Dialog PMICs" has been uploaded to the main website. The application note presents the power and functional safety requirements and describes the features and functionality that the Dialog solution has to meet these requirements.
Clickherefor the application note (AN-PM-104)
An application note regarding the standard variants of the DA9213 has now been uploaded to the main website and customer support site. The Application note describes in detail the -JE and the -88 OTP.
Clickherefor the application note (AN-PM-121).
Hi,
Some understanding Problems:
1. How big could be a buffer to use user_replay() over the air in Codeless and there is also some counter who breaks the input buffer from the UART2 but I cannot find it :-)
In my Project I communicate with a device over 1wire.
I found out, that systick_wait() works fine over 100 (systick_wait(100) waits 100us).
But in my application It is recommended to have also accuracy in lower wait times.
As an example systick_wait(70) are 98us
systick_wait(10) waits 39us and so on.
The communication works great with the CODLESS example Project.
The Communication don't work with DSPS example Code.
Same Code is implemented and also checked with Data-analyser.
Thanks for help
I have prototype boards containing the DA9053 PMIC and would like to know the requirements for connecting the Power Commander running on a PC to the PMIC, which in my case needs to use the 2-wire I2C interface. I see there is documentation for doing this to your eval boards, but cannot find an explanation for doing it on a production board. Thank you.
when I plug in an ISP programmer to the PC, the board does not enumerate in win10-64. only the power led blinks, nothing connected.
any suggestions ?
after long searching it turned out that R6 had a dry joint. these board are apparently not tested ..
after touching R6 up, the board enumerates as com40 , but GP designer softwhere still does not recognize the board.
any suggestions ?
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