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Hi,
I'm using a MAX10 (10M05DAF...) with a Nios 2 Processor. For the ADC the "Modular Dual ADC Core Intel FPGA IP" is used. Under some circumstances the sample_store registers never get filled with ADC values (all 0x00). Probably the ADC Sequencer does not run or has a problem.
Sometimes, everything works properly. To reach one of the mentioned "states" a reboot and reprogramming is required since we are running everything from volatile memory.
Facts:
- the VCC_3V3_Good signal is used as main reset_n and is high 1 ms before the VCC_2V5 is ready
- Bank 1A (ADC bank) is supplied by VCC_2V5
What did I notice?:
- I tried different initialisation sequences in software and sometimes after a reboot the software got stuck in this loop:
(function: adc_recalibrate(SEQ_BASE))
- I tried to delay the VCC_2V5 for about 100 ms on a "good tested" HW and couldn't reproduce the ADC issue. The 1 ms delay of the power supplies does not seem to be the cause.
Thank you for your help.
Cheers, Sven
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- Internal ADC
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Hi Sven,
Please do following checks:
1) Is the clock required for the ADC is stable and coming from a correct source? You may refer https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/documentation/sam1393576011848.html#sam1393998480409
2) Check all the connections are done as recommended in the Pin Connection Guidelines, https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/documentation/luo1479889762304.html#hva1480571405018
Regards.
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