Stop and deinit #1

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opened 2023-01-03 05:32:29 +00:00 by alexisvl · 0 comments

We should have functions to stop and deinit timdac. This will require some documentation updates — these are typically used to provide low power states, and to really put timdac into low-power the external hardware also needs to be depowered. Also, we should provide the option to drive the GPIOs to a reasonable state when shut down, as the reference design doesn't currently have any pulldowns. It's probably desirable to have a different set of modes for stopped and deinited, as a stopped timdac probably still has a powered-up integrator.

We may also want a "medium power shutdown" which performs a very slow zero scan to keep the output capacitors discharged. Cycling the entire output bank once every few seconds should work.

We should have functions to stop and deinit timdac. This will require some documentation updates — these are typically used to provide low power states, and to really put timdac into low-power the external hardware also needs to be depowered. Also, we should provide the option to drive the GPIOs to a reasonable state when shut down, as the reference design doesn't currently have any pulldowns. It's probably desirable to have a different set of modes for stopped and deinited, as a stopped timdac probably still has a powered-up integrator. We may also want a "medium power shutdown" which performs a very slow zero scan to keep the output capacitors discharged. Cycling the entire output bank once every few seconds should work.
alexisvl added this to the 1.1 milestone 2023-01-04 03:31:46 +00:00
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