1.2 ADC DMA Sleepwalking

This example application shows how to use the ADC peripheral library to perform sleepwalking and how the DMA wakes up the device after conversion of N samples. ADC conversion is triggered by RTC compare 0 event. On every trigger, input voltage is converted and the result is copied to an array in SRAM by the DMA channel. All these peripherals are operated while the CPU is in sleep. DMA generates interrupt after it transfers 16 results into the array in SRAM, which wakes the CPU.

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Path of the application within the repository is apps/adc/adc_dma_sleepwalking/firmware.

To build the application, refer to the following table and open the project using its IDE.

The following table shows the target hardware for the application projects.

1. Open the Terminal application (Ex.: Tera term) on the computer
2. Connect to the EDBG Virtual COM port and configure the serial settings as follows:
   • Baud : 115200
   • Data : 8 Bits
   • Parity : None
   • Stop : 1 Bit
   • Flow Control : None
3. Build and Program the application using its IDE
4. CPU wakes up after every 16 transfers of ADC result and updates the console as shown below:

   

5. Failure is indicated by turning ON the user LED (i.e.: application failed if the LED is turned ON)
   Refer to the table below for details of LED:

   Board	LED Name
   PIC32CX SG41 Curiosity Ultra Evaluation Board	LED1