Initialization of OpAmps in STM32G474

[ErX]

Hi,

I'm going to use four different OpAmps in the STM32G474, namely OPAMP3, OPAMP4, OPAMP5, and OPAMP6.

At this moment I try to initialize all four OpAmps. The first three work perfectly well, the initialization of OPAMP6 results in a problem. The State of OPAMP6 is HAL_OPAMP_STATE_CALIBBUSY. And, therefore result in an error.

For the first three the State is '28', and initialize perfectly well.

How can I fix this? What is causing this behavior?

With kind regards,

ErX

[mƎALLEm]

Hello,

You need to show your code.

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[ErX]

Hi,

I'm using FreeRTOS to run a few tasks. Handling analog outputs via the OpAmps is done in my AnaControl-class.

I have one method to initialize all four OpAmps. The last one fails.

Here is the code of the initialize-method:

bool AnaControl::InitOpAmpModules()
{
	m_hOpAmp3.Instance = OPAMP3;
	m_hOpAmp3.Init.PowerMode = OPAMP_POWERMODE_NORMALSPEED;
	m_hOpAmp3.Init.Mode = OPAMP_FOLLOWER_MODE;
	m_hOpAmp3.Init.NonInvertingInput = OPAMP_NONINVERTINGINPUT_DAC;
	m_hOpAmp3.Init.InternalOutput = DISABLE;
	m_hOpAmp3.Init.TimerControlledMuxmode = OPAMP_TIMERCONTROLLEDMUXMODE_DISABLE;
	m_hOpAmp3.Init.UserTrimming = OPAMP_TRIMMING_FACTORY;
	if (HAL_OPAMP_Init(&m_hOpAmp3) != HAL_OK)
		return false;

	m_hOpAmp4.Instance = OPAMP4;
	m_hOpAmp4.Init.PowerMode = OPAMP_POWERMODE_NORMALSPEED;
	m_hOpAmp4.Init.Mode = OPAMP_FOLLOWER_MODE;
	m_hOpAmp4.Init.NonInvertingInput = OPAMP_NONINVERTINGINPUT_DAC;
	m_hOpAmp4.Init.InternalOutput = DISABLE;
	m_hOpAmp4.Init.TimerControlledMuxmode = OPAMP_TIMERCONTROLLEDMUXMODE_DISABLE;
	m_hOpAmp4.Init.UserTrimming = OPAMP_TRIMMING_FACTORY;
	if (HAL_OPAMP_Init(&m_hOpAmp4) != HAL_OK)
		return false;

	m_hOpAmp5.Instance = OPAMP5;
	m_hOpAmp5.Init.PowerMode = OPAMP_POWERMODE_NORMALSPEED;
	m_hOpAmp5.Init.Mode = OPAMP_FOLLOWER_MODE;
	m_hOpAmp5.Init.NonInvertingInput = OPAMP_NONINVERTINGINPUT_DAC;
	m_hOpAmp5.Init.InternalOutput = DISABLE;
	m_hOpAmp5.Init.TimerControlledMuxmode = OPAMP_TIMERCONTROLLEDMUXMODE_DISABLE;
	m_hOpAmp5.Init.UserTrimming = OPAMP_TRIMMING_FACTORY;
	if (HAL_OPAMP_Init(&m_hOpAmp5) != HAL_OK)
		return false;

	m_hOpAmp6.Instance = OPAMP6;
	m_hOpAmp6.Init.PowerMode = OPAMP_POWERMODE_NORMALSPEED;
	m_hOpAmp6.Init.Mode = OPAMP_FOLLOWER_MODE;
	m_hOpAmp6.Init.NonInvertingInput = OPAMP_NONINVERTINGINPUT_DAC;
	m_hOpAmp6.Init.InternalOutput = DISABLE;
	m_hOpAmp6.Init.TimerControlledMuxmode = OPAMP_TIMERCONTROLLEDMUXMODE_DISABLE;
	m_hOpAmp6.Init.UserTrimming = OPAMP_TRIMMING_FACTORY;
	if (HAL_OPAMP_Init(&m_hOpAmp6) != HAL_OK)
		return false;

	return true;
}

[mƎALLEm · Accepted solution]

At this stage better to test without RTOS. Create a new project from scratch then do the test. It could be something related to your implementation.

[ErX]

Hi,

It worked great without RTOS. I thought of why. I think the m_hOpAmp<n> objects were created on the stack. When the RTOS switches tasks (and therefore the contents of the stack), they could be gone.

I went back to my RTOS project and moved the object from the stack into the memory. Now it works perfectly.

Greetings,

ErX