wiki:examples:dcf77_radio-clock_decoder
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| The software runs on a MSP430-1232 evaluation board and can be compiled with the IAR KickStart Editon for MSP430. The CPU is normally in low power mode and wakes up about every 5ms triggered from a timer interrupt. Within this timer interrupt the pulse width is measured. If a pulse was detected the state machine is called with event evTick. If the pulse length does not fit the defined limits an evTimingError event is sent. At the end setClock() gets called e.g. to display the time/date on a LCD display. | The software runs on a MSP430-1232 evaluation board and can be compiled with the IAR KickStart Editon for MSP430. The CPU is normally in low power mode and wakes up about every 5ms triggered from a timer interrupt. Within this timer interrupt the pulse width is measured. If a pulse was detected the state machine is called with event evTick. If the pulse length does not fit the defined limits an evTimingError event is sent. At the end setClock() gets called e.g. to display the time/date on a LCD display. | ||
| - | The complete source code and model file is part of the Sinelabore demo download. | + | The complete source code and model file is part of the Sinelabore |
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