An analog signal is sampled by 12-bit ADC triggered by timer TIM7. The timer clock frequency is 80 MHz. The value of TIM7_PSC register is 7. The value of TIM7_ARR register is 453. Determine signal acquisition time required to collect 1000 samples.
First, we need to calculate the timer period using the formula:
Timer period = (TIM7_ARR + 1) * (TIM7_PSC + 1) / Timer clock frequency
Plugging in the values:
Timer period = (453 + 1) * (7 + 1) / 80,000,000
Timer period = 3648 / 80,000,000
Timer period ≈ 0.0000456 seconds
Now, to determine the signal acquisition time required to collect 1000 samples, we calculate the total time it will take:
Total time = Timer period * Number of samples
Total time = 0.0000456 * 1000
Total time = 0.0456 seconds
Therefore, the signal acquisition time required to collect 1000 samples is approximately 0.0456 seconds.
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I apologize for the mistake in my previous calculation. Let's correct the calculation:
Given:
Timer period = (TIM7_ARR + 1) * (TIM7_PSC + 1) / Timer clock frequency
Timer period = (453 + 1) * (7 + 1) / 80,000,000
Timer period = 3648 / 80,000,000
Timer period ≈ 0.0000456 seconds
To determine the total time for acquiring 1000 samples:
Total time = Timer period * Number of samples
Total time = 0.0000456 * 1000
Total time = 0.0456 seconds
Therefore, the correct signal acquisition time required to collect 1000 samples is approximately 0.0456 seconds. Thank you for pointing out the mistake.