Bipolar PI design

[ivconic]

Ah, that's a code-writing artifact that I haven't removed.
I forgot it.
The initial code had more functions.
Now it has only 2 modes of operation: "Gen" and "Sweep".
But the idea was to test the oscilloscope and not the generator.

[GeoMax]

New toy, arrived yesterday:

What model of USB oscilloscope is it?

[ivconic]

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005...Cquery_from%3A

[algan]

Hi, Carl, how should the BipolarPI source code be arranged? I do it like this, but it gives me an error that it cannot find common.h. I also tried manually specifying the folder. What advice would you give me? Thanks.

[Carl-NC]

I don't understand, file order does not matter. Just make sure they are all listed in the project.

[algan]

Carl, what compiler are you using?Thanks.

[boilcoil]

XC8?

[Carl-NC]

MPLabX with XC8

[ivconic]

Still waiting for the "historical" pcbs to arrive!
Hopefully within the next week... in the meantime I'm wasting my time on nonsense.
...
PIC is much easier to program with Pickit2 and associated "uploading" software.
Once I build the original, it makes sense to continue porting the code to the Atmega.

[algan]

Hi, Carl, I'm waiting for my boards to arrive, but I want to try another pulse after testing the original, but can you tell me where in the code I should change only one pulse on the TX to be LOW, and I'll need this to test another generator, but I'll also use your circuit after it.
Thanks.

[Carl-NC]

can you tell me where in the code I should change only one pulse on the TX to be LOW

What do you mean? You want to invert the TX pulse?

[algan]

Currently the Txn and TxP pulses are like in the first picture.
I would like to change one of the pulses to be in the opposite direction like the second picture, but I don't know which part of the code I need to change to get such a result.

[pechkata]

Hello
I want to try some of this too.
BIPOLAR.rar

[Carl-NC]

In the init code you will want to initialize one of the pulses to be 'On'.


If, for example, you want an inverted TxNPin you would do this:

TxNPin = On;

Then in the interrupt code change the pulse state of TxNPin:


In the 'case 0' section change it to

TxNPin = Off;

and in the 'case 1' section change it to

TxNPin = On;

Since it can be confusing to say the pulse is 'Off' when you are turning it on you might want to change this. In common.h you can add the following:

#define High 1
#define Low 0

Then you can say

TxNPin = Low;
TxNPin = High;

and it will make more sense.

[Detectorist#1]

Solution -TC4428CPA