Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) peripheral driver.
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Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) peripheral driver.
◆ NRFX_ADC_DEFAULT_CHANNEL
| #define NRFX_ADC_DEFAULT_CHANNEL |
( |
| analog_input | ) |
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Value:{ \
NULL, \
{ \
} \
}
nrf_adc_config_input_t
Input selection of the analog-to-digital converter.
Definition nrf_adc.h:96
@ NRF_ADC_CONFIG_RES_10BIT
Definition nrf_adc.h:62
@ NRF_ADC_CONFIG_EXTREFSEL_NONE
Definition nrf_adc.h:80
@ NRF_ADC_CONFIG_SCALING_INPUT_FULL_SCALE
Definition nrf_adc.h:69
@ NRF_ADC_CONFIG_REF_VBG
Definition nrf_adc.h:88
ADC channel default configuration.
This configuration sets up ADC channel with the following options:
- 10 bits resolution
- full scale input
- reference voltage: 1.2 V
- external reference input disabled
- Parameters
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| [in] | analog_input | Analog input. |
◆ NRFX_ADC_DEFAULT_CONFIG
| #define NRFX_ADC_DEFAULT_CONFIG |
Value:{ \
.interrupt_priority = NRFX_ADC_DEFAULT_CONFIG_IRQ_PRIORITY \
}
ADC default configuration.
◆ nrfx_adc_event_handler_t
| typedef void(* nrfx_adc_event_handler_t) (nrfx_adc_evt_t const *p_event) |
User event handler prototype.
This function is called when the requested number of samples has been processed.
- Parameters
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◆ nrfx_adc_evt_type_t
Driver event types.
| Enumerator |
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| NRFX_ADC_EVT_DONE | Event generated when the buffer is filled with samples.
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| NRFX_ADC_EVT_SAMPLE | Event generated when the requested channel is sampled.
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◆ nrfx_adc_all_channels_disable()
| void nrfx_adc_all_channels_disable |
( |
void | | ) |
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Function for disabling all ADC channels.
This function can be called only when there is no conversion in progress (the ADC is not busy).
◆ nrfx_adc_buffer_convert()
Function for converting data to the buffer.
If the driver is initialized in non-blocking mode, this function returns when the first conversion is set up. When the buffer is filled, the application is notified by the event handler. If the driver is initialized in blocking mode, the function returns when the buffer is filled.
Conversion is done on all enabled channels, but it is not triggered by this function. This function will prepare the ADC for sampling and then wait for the SAMPLE task. Sampling can be triggered manually by the nrfx_adc_sample function or by PPI using the NRF_ADC_TASK_START task.
- Note
- If more than one channel is enabled, the function emulates scanning, and a single START task will trigger conversion on all enabled channels. For example: If 3 channels are enabled and the user requests 6 samples, the completion event handler will be called after 2 START tasks.
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The application must adjust the sampling frequency. The maximum frequency depends on the sampling timer and the maximum latency of the ADC interrupt. If an interrupt is not handled before the next sampling is triggered, the sample will be lost.
- Parameters
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| [in] | buffer | Result buffer. |
| [in] | size | Buffer size in samples. |
- Return values
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| 0 | Conversion was successful. |
| -EBUSY | The driver is busy. |
◆ nrfx_adc_channel_disable()
Function for disabling an ADC channel.
This function can be called only when there is no conversion in progress (the ADC is not busy).
- Parameters
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| p_channel | Pointer to the channel instance. |
◆ nrfx_adc_channel_enable()
Function for enabling an ADC channel.
This function configures and enables the channel. When nrfx_adc_buffer_convert is called, all channels that have been enabled with this function are sampled.
This function can be called only when there is no conversion in progress (the ADC is not busy).
- Note
- The channel instance variable
p_channel is used by the driver as an item in a list. Therefore, it cannot be an automatic variable that is located on the stack.
- Parameters
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| [in] | p_channel | Pointer to the channel instance. |
◆ nrfx_adc_init()
Function for initializing the ADC.
If a valid event handler is provided, the driver is initialized in non-blocking mode. If event_handler is NULL, the driver works in blocking mode.
- Parameters
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| [in] | p_config | Pointer to the structure with the initial configuration. |
| [in] | event_handler | Event handler provided by the user. |
- Return values
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| 0 | Initialization was successful. |
| -EALREADY | The driver is already initialized. |
◆ nrfx_adc_init_check()
| bool nrfx_adc_init_check |
( |
void | | ) |
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Function for checking if the ADC driver is initialized.
- Return values
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| true | Driver is already initialized. |
| false | Driver is not initialized. |
◆ nrfx_adc_is_busy()
| bool nrfx_adc_is_busy |
( |
void | | ) |
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Function for retrieving the ADC state.
- Return values
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| true | The ADC is busy. |
| false | The ADC is ready. |
◆ nrfx_adc_sample()
| void nrfx_adc_sample |
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void | | ) |
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Function for starting ADC sampling.
This function triggers single ADC sampling. If more than one channel is enabled, the driver emulates scanning and all channels are sampled in the order they were enabled.
◆ nrfx_adc_sample_convert()
Function for executing a single ADC conversion.
This function selects the desired input and starts a single conversion. If a valid pointer is provided for the result, the function blocks until the conversion is completed. Otherwise, the function returns when the conversion is started, and the result is provided in an event (driver must be initialized in non-blocking mode, otherwise an assertion will fail). The function will fail if ADC is busy. The channel does not need to be enabled to perform a single conversion.
- Parameters
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| [in] | p_channel | Channel. |
| [out] | p_value | Pointer to the location where the result is to be placed. Unless NULL is provided, the function is blocking. |
- Return values
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| 0 | Conversion was successful. |
| -EBUSY | The ADC driver is busy. |
◆ nrfx_adc_start_task_get()
| NRFX_STATIC_INLINE uint32_t nrfx_adc_start_task_get |
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void | | ) |
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Function for getting the address of the ADC START task.
This function is used to get the address of the START task, which can be used to trigger ADC conversion.
- Returns
- Start task address.
◆ nrfx_adc_uninit()
| void nrfx_adc_uninit |
( |
void | | ) |
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Function for uninitializing the ADC.
This function stops all ongoing conversions and disables all channels.