4.12.1 DSM
Data Signal Modulator
4.12.1.1 Introduction
The Data Signal Modulator (DSM) is a peripheral that allows the user to mix a data stream, also known as a modulator signal, with a carrier signal to produce a modulated output. Both the carrier and the modulator signals are supplied to the DSM module either internally, from the output of a peripheral, or externally through an input pin. The modulated output signal is generated by performing a logical “AND” operation of both the carrier and modulator signals, and then provided to the DSM_out pin.
4.12.1.2 Supported Device Families
| PIC16F176x | PIC16F177x | PIC16F183xx |
| PIC16F188xx | PIC18F-K40 | PIC18F-K42 |
| PIC18F-K83 | PIC18F-Q10 | PIC18F-Q40 |
| PIC18F-Q41 | PIC18F-Q43 | PIC18F-Q83 |
| PIC18F-Q84 |
4.12.1.3 Required Header Files:
#include "mcc_generated_files/dsm/dsm[x].h"4.12.1.4 Module Documentation
4.12.1.4.1 DSMx
This file contains the API prototypes for the DSMx module.
Module description
This file contains the API prototypes for the DSMx module.
Functions
void DSMx_Initialize (void)
Initializes the DSMx module. This is called only once before calling other DSMx APIs.
void DSMx_ManualModulationSet (void)
Sets the modulation source signal to high.
void DSMx_ManualModulationClear (void)
Sets the modulation source signal to low.
void DSMx_ManualModulationToggle (void)
Toggles the modulation source signal.
void DSMx_ModulationStart (void)
Enables the modulator and starts the signal modulation.
void DSMx_ModulationStop (void)
Disables the modulator and stops the signal modulation.
Function Documentation
DSMx_Initialize()
void DSMx_Initialize (void )
Initializes the DSMx module. This is called only once before calling other DSMx APIs.
Section: Included Files Section: DSMx APIs
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None. |
Section: Included Files Section: DSMx APIs
DSMx_ManualModulationClear()
void DSMx_ManualModulationClear (void )
Sets the modulation source signal to low.
DSMx_Initialize() is already called. |
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None. |
DSMx_ManualModulationSet()
void DSMx_ManualModulationSet (void )
Sets the modulation source signal to high.
DSMx_Initialize() is already called. |
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None. |
DSMx_ManualModulationToggle()
void DSMx_ManualModulationToggle (void )
Toggles the modulation source signal.
DSMx_Initialize() is already called. |
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None. |
DSMx_ModulationStart()
void DSMx_ModulationStart (void )
Enables the modulator and starts the signal modulation.
DSMx_Initialize() is already called. |
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None. |
DSMx_ModulationStop()
void DSMx_ModulationStop (void )
Disables the modulator and stops the signal modulation.
DSMx_Initialize() is already called. |
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None. |
4.12.1.5 File Documentation
4.12.1.5.1 source/dsm[x].c File Reference
This file contains the API implementations for the DSMx module.
#include <xc.h> #include "../dsm[x].h"
Functions
void DSMx_Initialize (void)
Initializes the DSMx module. This is called only once before calling other DSMx APIs.
void DSMx_ManualModulationSet (void)
Sets the modulation source signal to high.
void DSMx_ManualModulationClear (void)
Sets the modulation source signal to low.
void DSMx_ManualModulationToggle (void)
Toggles the modulation source signal.
void DSMx_ModulationStart (void)
Enables the modulator and starts the signal modulation.
void DSMx_ModulationStop (void)
Disables the modulator and stops the signal modulation.
Detailed Description
This file contains the API implementations for the DSMx module.
DSMx Generated Driver File.
4.12.1.5.2 source/dsm[x].h File Reference
#include <stdint.h>
Functions
void DSMx_Initialize (void)
Initializes the DSMx module. This is called only once before calling other DSMx APIs.
void DSMx_ManualModulationSet (void)
Sets the modulation source signal to high.
void DSMx_ManualModulationClear (void)
Sets the modulation source signal to low.
void DSMx_ManualModulationToggle (void)
Toggles the modulation source signal.
void DSMx_ModulationStart (void)
Enables the modulator and starts the signal modulation.
void DSMx_ModulationStop (void)
Disables the modulator and stops the signal modulation.
Detailed Description
DSMx Generated Driver API Header File.