Jan 07, 2021
10:34 PM
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Jan 07, 2021
10:34 PM
Hi,
I am using tc377 eval-board and generating the pwm via GTM tom module, PWM generation working fine,
i am facing the issue which generating some noise over there. i have pasted the image of glitch here
kindly support me to sort this out
regards
Mohamed Rahmathulla
I am using tc377 eval-board and generating the pwm via GTM tom module, PWM generation working fine,
i am facing the issue which generating some noise over there. i have pasted the image of glitch here
kindly support me to sort this out
regards
Mohamed Rahmathulla
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Jan 08, 2021
09:41 PM
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Jan 08, 2021
09:41 PM
This looks like crosstalk between channels, obscured by using a digital sampler instead of an analog scope.
Do you have a tool to look at the signals in the analog domain? You're probably getting the kind of crosstalk described here:
https://axotron.se/blog/crosstalk-problems-when-running-i2c-signals-in-a-cable/
The general solution is to use shorter traces or shielded cables.
Do you have a tool to look at the signals in the analog domain? You're probably getting the kind of crosstalk described here:
https://axotron.se/blog/crosstalk-problems-when-running-i2c-signals-in-a-cable/
The general solution is to use shorter traces or shielded cables.
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Jan 08, 2021
09:41 PM
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Jan 08, 2021
09:41 PM
This looks like crosstalk between channels, obscured by using a digital sampler instead of an analog scope.
Do you have a tool to look at the signals in the analog domain? You're probably getting the kind of crosstalk described here:
https://axotron.se/blog/crosstalk-problems-when-running-i2c-signals-in-a-cable/
The general solution is to use shorter traces or shielded cables.
Do you have a tool to look at the signals in the analog domain? You're probably getting the kind of crosstalk described here:
https://axotron.se/blog/crosstalk-problems-when-running-i2c-signals-in-a-cable/
The general solution is to use shorter traces or shielded cables.
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