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I am an inventor with no electronic expertise. In 2009 I received a patent patent for a device targeted at the hospitality market. In 2009 I licensed the patent. That company went bankrupt before producing the product so I now have rights to it again. I have a circuit but would like to upgrade the CPU to what is available today. It is a simple capacative touch device. I can email the previous circuit if that will help?

HI,

I want to give clock pulse in to a output pin,after a count remove that clock.I am attaching my code with this,but this is not working

module component01 (

output reg step,

input   clk,

input   clock

);

parameter count_value = 10;

//reg [count_value:0]count ;

reg [count_value:0] temp_count ;

    always @ (posedge clock)

    begin

        step <= clk;

if(temp_count < count_value)

        temp_count <=  temp_count +1;

    //else

    if(temp_count==count_value)

     step <= 1'b0;

    end

    end

endmodule  

Hi,

I'm using a CY8C4247 for a CANBus based motor controller. Occasionally the system hangs completely and become unresponsive to any CAN messages, it seems like a firmware bug somewhere but I cannot get it to behave this way while debugging which is what is confusing me. Not every device on the bus hangs all the time, but occasionally they will (only tested it with 2 devices so far). I put an LED toggle in the CAN_ISR and it when it hangs it doesn't appear to be hitting the ISR.

I'm working through to see if there is a sequence of commands that cause my firmware to lock up, but I'm curious what could change in debug mode? FWIW with the debugger hardware attached but not debugging it still hangs (so it doesn't appear to be a power or ground issue). Could the presence of the SWDCLK possibly be helping the HFCLK accuracy? I only ask as the only known hardware issue on the design right now is a missing WCO so I'm running the CAN at it's slowest speed and hoping for the best, so far it appears to be working ok (next hardware Rev will have WCO).

Regards