Hello Erica Mills

First, let me thank you for posting.

1- To achieve a cycle-by-cycle protection function, you would need to apply your own logic using the HRTIM’s capture compare features and interrupts.

You could set up a capture compare unit to sample a specific signal or condition on each cycle and also use an interrupt to perform the necessary actions or trigger a fault if the condition exceeds a certain threshold.

This approach would require careful configuration and software implementation to achieve the required functionality.

2- Regarding the HRTIM initialization in CubeMX, the default configuration may indeed enable blanking.

Blanking is a point that prevents certain events (similar to fault events) from occurring immediately after a compare match. It provides a delay to avoid false triggering caused by transient effects.

While blanking can be useful in some applications, it might not be necessary or appropriate for all cases.

However,
If you believe that blanking is causing misunderstanding or unwanted behavior in your application.
you can modify the HRTIM configuration in CubeMX to disable or adjust the blanking settings according to your conditions. By customizing the initialization code, you can ensure that the HRTIM operates as desired in your specific use case.

Best Regards

Vikas Nagpal