Hardware Abstraction Layer Declarations. More...
Modules | |
Hardware Version ID | |
Global identified to the hardware version used. | |
Microcontroller Device Abstraction | |
Declarations of fundamental microcontroller device parameters. | |
State Machine Settings | |
Declaration of global state-machine parameters. | |
Startup Timing Settings | |
Declaration of startup timing periods. | |
Fault Response Settings | |
Declaration of fault object trip and recovery delays. | |
PWM Settings | |
Declaration of fundamental PWM parameters. | |
Input Voltage Feedback | |
Declaration of input voltage feedback parameters. | |
Output Voltage Feedback | |
Declaration of output voltage feedback parameters. | |
Phase Current Feedback | |
Declaration of phase current feedback parameters. | |
Temperature Feedback | |
Declaration of temperature feedback parameters. | |
Adaptive Gain Control Feed Forward | |
Declaration of macros calculating additional parameters for Adaptive Gain Modulation. | |
Control Interrupt Vector Declarations | |
Real-time control loop interrupt service routine declarations. | |
LC Display Interface Declarations | |
LC display SPI interface GPIO declarations. | |
Special Circuit Signals | |
Special Firmware Options | |
Hardware Abstraction Layer Declarations.
The hardware abstraction layer introduces global defines which can be used in the firmware section of the source code to reference hardware dependent parameters and device peripheral instances and features. This abstraction is essential to adapt to hardware changes including migration across microcontroller device families and hardware versions with minimum risk and time efforts. As the microcontroller used in this design is a fixed, irreplaceable board component, this particular Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) covers declarations of circuit control and feedback signals as well as associated microcontroller peripheral instances and features.