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STM32H743 PID lab

Posted onJuni 11, 2023Juni 11, 20232 Comments

A NUCLEO_H743ZI (any other similar boards work, too), a resistor (I used 1k8), some pieces of wire and a scope is all that it takes to perform interesting experiments with digital control loops! The idea: Output resistance R2 between DAC1 out and the output node Read More …

Tagscontrol, control loop, PID, STM32H7, STM32H743

STM32H743 ADC->DAC latency

Posted onJuni 8, 2023Leave a comment

For applications like active noise cancellation, motor control and similar applications, high bandwidth control loops are needed. For implementing fast digital control loops, the time delay between an analog input signal at the ADC input and the calculated analog output signal at the DAC output Read More …

TagsADC, control, fast control, loop, NUCLEO, PID, STM32H7, STM32H743

STM32H743 EXTI3 Interrupt Latency (and how to improve it)

Posted onJuni 5, 2023Juni 5, 20231 Comment

I was curious to find out how fast the interrupt response of a STM32H743 can be. I connected a simple square wave generator to Pin PG3 of my old NUCLEOH743ZI-Board. A PWM output of my raspberry Pi PICO was used as a square wave generator Read More …

TagsEXTI, interrupt, latency, STM32H7, STM32H743

How to connect an ADC3660 to an MCU (part II)

Posted onMai 28, 2022Mai 28, 20223 Comments

The following timing diagram (that I draw with Wavedrom, a fantastic tool for that purpose) shows in the upper part the output format of the ADC3660 as I understand it from the datasheet: The signal in the middle („NSS_TI“) shows the NSS signal as it Read More …

TagsADC3660, SDR, Software defined radio, STM32H7

How to connect an ADC3660 to an MCU (part I)

Posted onMai 28, 2022Mai 28, 2022Leave a comment

TI’s new family of SAR-ADCs with integrated DDCs could be a game changer for building SDRs for HAM radio operators. Why? Because these ADCs do not only contain an NCO and a complex digital IQ downmixer, they also integrate a decimation stage and an output Read More …

TagsADC3660, SDR, Software defined radio, STM32H7

SI5351A and frequency counting with the STM32H743

Posted onMai 1, 2022Leave a comment

I wanted to play around with the SI5351A clock generator, but for verifying the output frequencies of the SI5351 I thought it would be great to have a frequency counter at hand. Unfortunately I do not own a frequency counter, so I looked for some Read More …

TagsCounter, Frequency Counter, NUCLEO, NUCLEO-H743, SI5351, STM32H7, STM32H743, Timer

H7 ADC revisited (Bandpass sampling and analog bandwidth of the 16-bit ADC peripheral of the STM32H7, Part IV)

Posted onApril 17, 2022April 17, 20222 Comments

The question that interested me was: How strongly does the SNR of the ADC-peripheral of the H7 depend on the chosen clock source? Unfortunately, neither the H7 datasheets nor application notes like AN5354 treat this topic. The FFT plot shown in figure 1 of AN5354 Read More …

TagsADC, FFT, jitter, phase noise, STM32H7, undersampling

H7 ADC revisited (Bandpass sampling and analog bandwidth of the 16-bit ADC peripheral of the STM32H7, Part III)

Posted onMärz 12, 2022März 12, 2022Leave a comment

Summary: It is shown that the shape of the transfer function and of the SNR of the internal ADC of the STM32H7 vs. frequency of the applied signal can be explained with a very simple simulation model up to quite high signal frequencies. The PLL Read More …

TagsADC, Aperture, jitter, phase noise, STM32H7, STM32H743

Improved Reception of Radio DARC; preamp unnecessary

Posted onJuli 4, 2021Juli 4, 2021Leave a comment

CIC compensation filters now follow the 2-stage decimating CIC filters for the I-Q-signals. The CIC compensation filters are two identical FIR filters (one filter each for the I signal and an identical filter for the Q signal) with currently 81 taps. They flatten the passbands Read More …

TagsAntenna-to-bits, Radio DARC, SDR, shortwave, Software defined radio, STM32H7

The DFSDM of the STM32H7 or 128 != 16×8 != 8×16 (Part III)

Posted onJuni 20, 2021Juni 20, 2021Leave a comment

continued from part II: The passband of CIC filters is not flat. This begs the question of whether this behavior should be corrected. In most cases, the CIC is therefore followed by a so-called CIC compensation filter. Zooming into the filter plot of the sinc4/dec.15 Read More …

TagsCIC, compensation filter, DFSDM, SDR, STM32H7

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