PSC0 Ramp Mode Selection
[PSC0 Macros]

Collaboration diagram for PSC0 Ramp Mode Selection:

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Detailed Description

PSC0 Ramp Mode Selection

PSC0 is configured in one ramp mode, it means that the internal counter counts from 0 up to OCR0RB.

Defines
#define	Psc0_in_1_ramp_mode()   (PCNF0 &= ~( (1<<PMODE01) | (1<<PMODE00) ) )
#define	Psc0_in_2_ramps_mode()
	PSC0 is configured in two ramp mode, it means that the internal counter counts from 0 up to OCR0RA then from 0 to OCR0RB.
#define	Psc0_in_4_ramps_mode()
	PSC0 is configured in for ramp mode, it means that the internal counter counts from 0 up to OCR0SA then from 0 to OCR0RA then from 0 to OCR0SB then from 0 to OCR0RB.
#define	Psc0_in_centered_aligned_mode()   (PCNF0 |= ( (1<<PMODE01) | (1<<PMODE00) ) )
	PSC0 is configured in for ramp mode, it means that the internal counter counts from 0 up to OCR0RB then from OCR0RB downto 0.

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Define Documentation

 

#define Psc0_in_1_ramp_mode

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(PCNF0 &= ~( (1<<PMODE01) | (1<<PMODE00) ) )

Definition at line 111 of file psc_drv.h.

 

#define Psc0_in_2_ramps_mode

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Value:

(PCNF0 &= ~(1<<PMODE01),                                           \
            PCNF0 |=  (1<<PMODE00) )

PSC0 is configured in two ramp mode, it means that the internal counter counts from 0 up to OCR0RA then from 0 to OCR0RB.

Definition at line 115 of file psc_drv.h.

 

#define Psc0_in_4_ramps_mode

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Value:

(PCNF0 |=  (1<<PMODE01),                                           \
            PCNF0 &= ~(1<<PMODE00) )

PSC0 is configured in for ramp mode, it means that the internal counter counts from 0 up to OCR0SA then from 0 to OCR0RA then from 0 to OCR0SB then from 0 to OCR0RB.

Definition at line 120 of file psc_drv.h.

 

#define Psc0_in_centered_aligned_mode

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(PCNF0 |= ( (1<<PMODE01) | (1<<PMODE00) ) )

PSC0 is configured in for ramp mode, it means that the internal counter counts from 0 up to OCR0RB then from OCR0RB downto 0.

Definition at line 125 of file psc_drv.h.

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