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  1. Asked: May 27, 2023In: Wireless Connectivity

    How to Overcome Loss of 3.3V Load Regulation?

    Alex thomas
    Added an answer on May 29, 2023 at 10:15 am

    It will not. Note that the 3.3 V LDO doesn't" regulate" its input voltage. The drop you see on the 5V side is the result of the ESP drawing more current during TX and the 5V supply/ rail failing to a) give that amount of current while maintaining 5V, or b) react to the change in current quickly enouRead more

    It will not. Note that the 3.3 V LDO doesn’t” regulate” its input voltage. The drop you see on the 5V side is the result of the ESP drawing more current during TX and the 5V supply/ rail failing to a) give that amount of current while maintaining 5V, or b) react to the change in current quickly enough. There is nothing the LDO can do to change the current the load draws from the force.

    So some options are
    a) beef up the power supply
    b) (further) reduce the impedance of the power supply (i.e. further caps), and make sure supply and ground/ return lines and connections have low resistance
    c) consider decoupling only the sensitive circuitry (ADC,.) from the 5V supply, which may be easier to achieve (less current) than stabilizing the whole 5V rail.

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  2. Asked: May 13, 2023In: Microcontroller

    RA6M3 SPI_Transmit NMI_HANDLER?

    Alex thomas
    Added an answer on May 15, 2023 at 10:01 am

    Hello, What's the value of the NMISR register when the NMI handler is called? The value of the register gives some data about the cause of the NMI interrupt. Also at what point inside the 'spi_transmit' does the NMI occur? Regards Alex Thomas

    Hello,

    What’s the value of the NMISR register when the NMI handler is called?

    The value of the register gives some data about the cause of the NMI interrupt.

    Also at what point inside the ‘spi_transmit‘ does the NMI occur?

    Regards

    Alex Thomas

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  3. Asked: April 24, 2023In: MEMS & Sensors

    LSM6DSOX INT1/ INT2 both are Interrupt?

    Alex thomas
    Added an answer on April 25, 2023 at 10:50 am

    Hi,@Julian White (Customer), Unfortunately, it isn't possible to do this inside LSM6DSOX, so I suggest you separate the interrupts in your microcontroller. If my reply answered your question please click on Select as Best at the bottom of this post, This will help other users with the same issue toRead more

    Hi,Julian White (Customer),

    Unfortunately, it isn’t possible to do this inside LSM6DSOX, so I suggest you separate the interrupts in your microcontroller.

    If my reply answered your question please click on Select as Best at the bottom of this post, This will help other users with the same issue to find the answer quickly. 🙂

    Thank You

    Alex Thomas

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  4. Asked: April 11, 2023In: Wireless Connectivity

    Uploading an ESP- 32 cam picture to HardDisk?

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    Added an answer on April 12, 2023 at 11:23 am

    Hello Julian, The Arduino forum has a post that will do what you want, basically, take a picture and FTP it. Thank You

    Hello Julian,

    The Arduino forum has a post that will do what you want, basically, take a picture and FTP it.
    Thank You
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  5. Asked: April 4, 2023In: Microcontroller

    How to Resolved Inclusion in Modus Toolbox?

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    Added an answer on April 6, 2023 at 10:42 am

    Hi Nidhi, I've just set up a result for this problem and I wanted to share it with you (if you or anyone differently have the same problem). On the top menu bar, go to Project-> Properties A properties window will show. On the left side menu, go to Project References. On the box to the right, conRead more

    Hi Nidhi,

    I’ve just set up a result for this problem and I wanted to share it with you (if you or anyone differently have the same problem).

    On the top menu bar, go to Project-> Properties
    A properties window will show. On the left side menu, go to Project References.
    On the box to the right, confirm if other systems are listed and check the ones that might be related to yours.
    Press Apply and Close buttons.

    Thank you

    Regards,
    Alex Thomas

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  6. Asked: March 9, 2023In: Microcontroller

    TLE987X Emulated EEPROM?

    Alex thomas
    Added an answer on March 15, 2023 at 9:55 am

    Hi @nidhi, As the sample code is for TLE9879QXA40 and you're applying TLE9872QTW40 so please make the following changes- Please go to Options for Target in Keil also- 1) Go to the Device menu and add your device TLE9872QTW40 also uncheck the BF stepping to make the code compatible with your device.Read more

    Hi nidhi singh,

    As the sample code is for TLE9879QXA40 and you’re applying TLE9872QTW40 so please make the following changes-

    Please go to Options for Target in Keil also-

    1) Go to the Device menu and add your device TLE9872QTW40 also uncheck the BF stepping to make the code compatible with your device.

    Go to Debug menu-> Settings-> Flash Download and confirm if TLE9872QTW40 with 252k size is selected.

    2) Now open the config wizard, go to PMU-> Power Saving Modes, select Sleep mode, and save it.

    3) Rebuild your project and check page 0 with address 0x1103F000.

    Best Regards
    Alex Thomas

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  7. Asked: February 15, 2023In: Microcontroller

    How RASC- Adding FPU for RA2E1?

    Alex thomas
    Added an answer on February 16, 2023 at 10:28 am

    Hi Nidhi, Thanks for posting your question online. In setup to perform floating point operations with library calls, you should add-mfloat-abi = soft. Please refer to-mfloat-abi = name on https//gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.4.7/gcc/ARM-Options.html In setup to apply functions printf and scanf functiRead more

    Hi Nidhi,

    Thanks for posting your question online.

    In setup to perform floating point operations with library calls, you should add-mfloat-abi = soft. Please refer to-mfloat-abi = name on https//gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.4.7/gcc/ARM-Options.html

    In setup to apply functions printf and scanf functions, you should add these 2 linker options

    Hope it helps

    Regards

    Alex Thomas

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  8. Asked: February 6, 2023In: Wireless Connectivity

    Why ESP-32 Can Still Work after the Capacitor of the Crystal Oscillator?

    Alex thomas
    Added an answer on February 7, 2023 at 10:03 am

    Hello, Yeah, do not do that, it runs the ESP out of specs and we can not guarantee anything wrt how it works in that case. For an explanation, I am just guessing then, but the CPU runs off the internal PLL. While that PLL uses the Xtal as a reference, it has its own VCO that gets tuned to run in synRead more

    Hello, Yeah, do not do that, it runs the ESP out of specs and we can not guarantee anything wrt how it works in that case. For an explanation, I am just guessing then, but the CPU runs off the internal PLL. While that PLL uses the Xtal as a reference, it has its own VCO that gets tuned to run in sync with the xtal frequency. Could be that shorting the xtal makes the VCO still run, but not veritably stably, and at the lowest frequency it happens to be suitable to reach, and that is what you see.

    Thank You

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  9. Asked: January 30, 2023In: LEDs & Optoelectronics

    Can LED2472G be applied as a shift register to drive signal relays?

    Alex thomas
    Added an answer on January 31, 2023 at 11:57 am

    Welcome, to the community! Well, LED2472G is a move register, but it can simply be used as similar to a limited extent the individual outputs (bits) are actually constant-current LED drivers, so they aren't actually able for sense purposes. But of course, you can control the loads connected to the iRead more

    Welcome, to the community!

    Well, LED2472G is a move register, but it can simply be used as similar to a limited extent the individual outputs (bits) are actually constant-current LED drivers, so they aren’t actually able for sense purposes. But of course, you can control the loads connected to the individual outputs logically in the same way as a shift register. Only the serial output is directly similar to a classic shift register.

    Still, one could imagine using LED2472G to drive 30mA relays, indeed if this doesn’t correspond to the original purpose. But you mustn’t forget the usual free-wheeling diodes, which due to the unspecified avalanche energy should better be Schottky diodes because only they’re fast enough. Evenultra-fast diodes with a blocking time of 10.20 ns are probably too slow not to damage the respective LED driver- at least nothing guarantees that.

    Does it answer your question?

    Regards

    Alex

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  10. Asked: January 19, 2023In: Microcontroller

    PSoC6 Port 6 GPIO shows a pulse at power up/ programming?

    Alex thomas
    Added an answer on January 21, 2023 at 10:31 am

    Hello, By default, all GPIO pins start out at reset as Analog_HiZ. This means the pin though configured at initialization as a draw-down thing inactive low launches life floating until the boot initialization is complete. still, also I suggest an average worth resistor( 100K?) drag-down to GND If thRead more

    Hello,

    By default, all GPIO pins start out at reset as Analog_HiZ. This means the pin though configured at initialization as a draw-down thing inactive low launches life floating until the boot initialization is complete.

    still, also I suggest an average worth resistor( 100K?) drag-down to GND If this is your project case.

    Thank You

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