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MAC7200 Datasheet(PDF) 852 Page - Freescale Semiconductor, Inc

Part # MAC7200
Description  MAC7200 Microcontroller Family Reference Manual
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Manufacturer  FREESCALE [Freescale Semiconductor, Inc]
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Initialization/Application Information
MAC7200 Microcontroller Family Reference Manual, Rev. 2
774
Freescale Semiconductor
The ATD is idle until a command word is written to ATDCW. Then the ATD will start with the conversion.
It will check the command word and make it the current command. As predischarge is enabled in the
ATDMODE register the predischarge phase will start.
The ATD will close the switch Ssc to the pull-down resistor Rsc and therefore discharge the sample cap. It
will also enable the pull-down devices in the pad connected to the ATD channel which is selected by the
CWCH bits. For the next three ATD clock cycles the sample cap and the parasitic capacity will be
discharged.
Then the Sampling phase will started. Therefore the pull-down device in the pad and the pull-down resistor
at the sample cap will be disabled. The switch Smux will be closed to connect the current ATD channel with
the sample cap. The sample cap will be charged for the next four ATD clock cycles.
After this time the conversion phase will start. The switch Smux will be opened. The sample cap is now
connected with the RSD-conversion circuit only. The conversion will continue from this point as described
in e.g. Section 33.12.3.1, “Example 1: A Simple Conversion”.
33.12 Initialization/Application Information
In the following paragraphs, the initialization of the ATD module is shown. Some conversion examples
are also explained. The focus in these examples will remain on the CWCM bits.
33.12.1 Initialization
After reset, the ATD module is disabled. To enable the ATD the MDIS bit in the ATDMODE register must
be cleared. Once enabled, the ATD will wait, ready to receive command words before starting any
conversion. Due to the recovery time tREC of the analog conversion circuit, no conversion may be started
before tREC has elapsed
1. All conversions started within t
REC will produce unreliable results.
The following initialization sequence is recommended:
1. Enable ATD: Clear ATDMODE[MDIS]. Ensure tREC elapsed.
2. Set system clock division ratio: write ATDPRE
3. Set trigger:
— Select trigger source, polarity and sensitivity: write ATDTRIGCTL
— If trigger source is selected to be an analog input channel determine input channel number and
write it to ATDETRIGCH
4. Choose operating modes: write DOZE / DEBUG / PRED / WARP in ATDMODE
The steps #1 to #4 can be done with one single 32-bit write instead of four 8-bit writes.
5. Determine result adjustment constants (see Section 33.12.2, “ATD Calibration / Result
Adjustment).
6. Enable desired interrupt(s)
Now the ATD is initialized and ready to do conversions. To start conversions and receive results the
following options exist:
1. Refer to Appendix A, “Electrical Characteristics” for recovery time tREC



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