F28335 ADC didn't work for MATLAB/Simulink R2022b
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Hi i work on the TMS320F28335 board the code successfully uploaded on the board but the ADC block (C280x/C2833x) didn't work for MATLAB/Simulink R2022b but when i remove the ADC block other blocks like GPIO or PWM works perfectly. What shoud i do to solve this problem ?
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Namnendra
2024-10-13
Hi,
When working with the TMS320F28335 board and encountering issues with the ADC block in MATLAB/Simulink, there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the problem. Here’s a structured approach:
1. Verify Compatibility
- Check Support Package: Ensure you have installed the correct Embedded Coder Support Package for Texas Instruments C2000 Processors. Verify that your version of MATLAB/Simulink R2022b is compatible with the support package version.
2. ADC Configuration
- ADC Block Settings: Double-check the configuration of the ADC block. Ensure that the channel selection, sampling time, and other parameters are correctly set according to your application needs.
- Reference Voltage: Ensure that the ADC reference voltage is correctly configured and matches the hardware setup.
3. Model Configuration
- Solver Settings: Ensure that the solver settings in Simulink are appropriate for real-time execution on the TMS320F28335. Use a fixed-step solver with a step size that matches your system's requirements.
- Processor Configuration: Make sure that the processor configuration (clock settings, etc.) in your Simulink model matches the actual hardware setup.
4. Hardware Connections
- Signal Connections: Verify that the physical connections to the ADC pins on the TMS320F28335 are correct and that the signal levels are within the ADC’s input range.
- Power Supply: Ensure that the board is properly powered and that the ADC reference voltage is stable.
5. Debugging and Diagnostics
- Error Messages: Check for any error messages or warnings during the build or deployment process that might provide clues about the issue.
- Simulation: Run the Simulink model in simulation mode (without hardware) to ensure that the logic is correct and that there are no simulation errors.
6. Test with Simple Model
- Minimal Setup: Create a simple test model with only the ADC block and a basic output (e.g., a display or scope) to isolate the problem. This helps determine if the issue is with the ADC block configuration or interaction with other blocks.
By systematically checking these areas, you can identify and resolve the issue with the ADC block on the TMS320F28335 board.
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