2024-04-24 06:28 AM
Will be looking for a simple sequence to activate the Outputs of the L9026
Note:- INT0 and INT1 are used to activate the chip
Quick Response will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Krishna
2024-04-25 12:16 PM
Hi All,
This post has been escalated to the ST Online Support Team for additional assistance. We'll contact you directly.
Regards,
Jake
ST Support
2024-05-21 11:50 AM
Jacob,
Is there any chance that you can post the sequence for getting the L9026 up and running. I see that you set the PWM to active, then set the Duty Cycle to 100%. But there is very little info on the config registers. Does it boil down to enabling the channel (0-7), setting the PWM frequency, setting the Duty Cycle to 100%, then setting PWM_SPI to correlate to the channel I want to drive?
Help is appreciated.
Jerry
2024-05-22 08:11 AM
The sequence of SPI messages to be sent to the device to switch on the channels is the following one:
Start-up phase:
− CFG_0: 0X8420 (Configure CH3 as HS, all other outputs are in default state
LS, Frame counter = 0))
− MAP_IN0: 0x9C05 (Associate IN0 to CH0, Frame counter = 1)
− MAP_IN1: 0xA080 (Associate IN1 to CH5, Frame counter = 0)
− CFG_1: 0x8803 (LED PWM generator freq = 122.5Hz, Frame counter = 1)
− CFG_2: 0x8C00 (GEN PWM generator freq = 122.5Hz, no adjustment,
Frame counter = 0)
− PWM_LED_DC: 0xB001 (PWM LED duty cycle = 0%, Frame counter = 1)
− PWM_GEN_DC: 0xAC02 (PWM GEN duty cycle = 0%, Frame counter = 0)
− MAP_PWM: 0xA431 (CH2-CH3 driven by internal PWM generators, Frame
counter = 1)
− PWM_SEL: 0xA812 (CH2 driven by PWM LED & CH3 driven by PWM GEN,
Frame counter = 0)
− BIM: 0x9041 (Activate Bulb inrush mode on CH4, Frame counter = 1)
− CFG_1: 0x8900 (put device in Active mode, Frame counter = 0)
− IN0 =1, IN1 = 1 (switch ON CH0 & CH5)
− PWM_SPI: 0x9B49 (all SPI driven channels are switched ON, Frame
counter = 1)
− PWM_GEN_DC: 0xAFFE (configure PWM GEN duty cycle at 100 %, the
expected effect is CH3 fully ON, Frame counter = 0)
− PWM_LED_DC: 0XB3FD (configure PWM LED duty cycle at 100 %, the
expected effect is CH2 fully ON, Frame counter = 1)