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Turbine Flow Meter. Kevin Hooks Senior Design Project. Overview. Micro Controller Kernel, Tasks, CPU Load Data Flow Diagrams State Machine Diagrams Module, Public Tasks, Functions and Variables Questions?. Micro Controller. HC9S12DP512 16-bit device - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Turbine Flow Meter

Kevin HooksSenior Design Project

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Overview

• Micro Controller• Kernel, Tasks, CPU Load• Data Flow Diagrams• State Machine Diagrams• Module, Public Tasks, Functions and Variables• Questions?

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Micro Controller

• HC9S12DP512• 16-bit device • 512K bytes Flash EEPROM, 14K bytes RAM, 4K

bytes of EEPROM• 2 SCI , 3 SPI, 8-channel IC/OC ECT, two 8-

channel, 10-bit ADC, 8 channel PWM, 29 GPIO, 20 GPIO with interrupts

• 24 MHz Bus Frequency

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Micro Controller

• About < 300 Kbytes Flash EEPROM• 1 SCI • 1 SPI• 2 IC/IOC (1 input capture, 1 Pulse

Accumulator)

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Kernel

• Time Slicing• Period of 1s• Total Tasks 5• 1 Interrupts

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Tasks

• LCD_Update• Pulse_Count• Period_Count• Thermo_Get• Calculate_Values

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LCD_Update

• Checks for Display Units• Compares Current LCD Value with new LCD

Value• If different then update LCD display• Run Time ~10ms max, ~1ms Average• CPU Load ~ 10ms/1s = 10% max, ~1ms/1s =

1% average

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Pulse_Count

• Counts Pulses for 10ms• Stores Value in public variable *Pulse_Val• Run Time ~10ms• CPU Load ~10ms/1s = 10%, should always be

10ms

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Period_Count

• Counts the period of one pulse • Stores value in public Variable *Period_Val• Run Time Varies based on Frequency (Max of

1ms at frequency of 10kHz average of .5ms at 50kHz)

• CPU Load ~1ms/1s = 1% max, ~.5ms/1s = .5% average

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Thermo_Get

• Performs an SPI read for one 16-bit value from the MAX6675 and stores into variable Thermo_Val. Only 12 bits are used so it will need to be masked.

• At 24MHz clock the runtime is max ~10uS• CPU Load = ~10us/1s =.001%

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Calculate_Values

• Receives variables from each get task and performs a series of calculations to provide one final 8-bit result New_Value

• Checks for variable set by touch screen ISR to determine calculations for correct units

• Run Time ~10us• CPU Load = ~10us/1s = .001%

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Get_Touch ISR

• If a screen touch is detected, jump to ISR• This ISR simply sets a variable to a specific

value. This will be used to determine unit display

• Run Time is ~1uS

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Final CPU Load

• Max CPU Load = 10ms/1s + 10ms/1s + 1ms/1s + 1us/1s + 1us/1s = 21.002%

• Average CPU Load = 16.502%

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Data Flow Diagram: LCD_Update Task

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Data Flow Diagram: Pulse_Count

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Data Flow Diagram: Period_Count

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Data Flow Diagram: Thermo_Get

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Data Flow Diagram: Calculate_Values

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Data Flow Diagram: SCI_Read_Isr

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State Diagram for UI

Initial State

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Modules, Tasks, Public DataModules Tasks Public Functions and Data

Main.c WaitForSlice(),

LCD.cModified from Trevor Wilcox

LCD_Update() Prev_ValDisp_Val()Get_Touch()Compare_Val()SCI_read_Isr()

Calculation.c Calculate_values() New_ValUnit_Val

OCDelay.cTodd MortonSPI.c Thermo_Get() Thermo_Val

ECT.c Pulse_Count(), Period_Count()

Pulse_Val, Period_Val

9S12DP256Start.cTodd Morton

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Questions?


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