2016-01-15 10:19 AM
if i have stm32 at 72mhz
what is the maximum adc chip speed i will use with stm32 at 72mhz ? #drinking-from-a-firehose2016-01-15 11:17 AM
The SPI and FSMC interfaces would tend to put an upper limit on it, and what you expect to be able to do with the data.
2016-01-24 06:55 AM
thank you i just want to maje low cost oscilloscope
and i want to get the maximum sample rate with stm32 what is the best connection interface type between adc and stm32?2016-01-24 08:11 AM
Well IRQ's are going to top out at a few hundred KHz
FSMC Might deliver 9-12 MSps, but you have a very small capture buffer.The DCMI on the F4 might offer 54 MSps.You might be able to get significantly higher rates with CCD/FIFO arrangement to handle the disparity between the high sample rate, and lower/smaller processing rates.2016-01-24 09:34 AM
thank you for helping me . so this is the best connection
2016-01-24 10:10 AM
There are certainly chips in that domain that can get you to speeds and capacities beyond the performance of the STM32 itself
http://www.glyn.com/data/glyn/media/doc/AVERLOGIC_product_overview_07092010.pdf
You'd have to determine the goals for speed, width, depth and cost.2016-01-29 08:25 AM
the goals for speed
is take afew sample to draw it in lcdwidth
i will use 2 adc 8bit
''16bit''
inInterleaving ADC
mode to increase speed timedepth
if you mean the sample recording length 1kbyte is enough
but the problem know clock source ? how to get HW clock out from stm32 and it must change apple2016-01-29 09:00 AM
Had me thinking for a second, changeable...
The integer clocking schemes of the STM32 aren't what I'd call flexible. You can output internal clocks via PA8 (MCO) or from TIMx_CHx pins. With a FIFO you could use totally different clock rates. If you needed a lot of control and NCO or DDS would work. 1KB seems very little data.