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gex-thesis/ch.unit.spi.tex

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\section{SPI Unit}
The \gls{SPI} unit provides access to one of the microcontroller's \gls{SPI} peripherals. The unit can be configured to any of the hardware-supported speeds, clock polarity, and clock phase settings. Explanation of those options, including diagrams, can be found in \cref{sec:theory_spi}.
The unit handles up to 16 slave select (\gls{NSS}) signals and supports message multi-cast (addressing more than one slaves at once). Protection resistors should be used if a multi-cast transaction is issued with \gls{MISO} connected to prevent a short circuit between slaves transmitting the opposite logical level.
The QUERY command of this unit, illustrated by \cref{fig:spi_query}, is flexible enough to support all types of \gls{SPI} transactions: read-only, write-only, and read-write, with different request and response lengths and paddings. The slave select signal is asserted during the entire transaction.
\begin{figure}[h]
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=1.1] {img/spi-query.pdf}
\caption{\label{fig:spi_query}SPI transaction using the QUERY command}
\end{figure}
\subsection{SPI Configuration}
\begin{inicode}
[SPI:spi@5]
# Peripheral number (SPIx)
device=1
# Pin mappings (SCK,MISO,MOSI)
# SPI1: (0) A5,A6,A7 (1) B3,B4,B5
# SPI2: (0) B13,B14,B15
remap=0
# Prescaller: 2,4,8,...,256
prescaller=64
# Clock polarity: 0,1 (clock idle level)
cpol=0
# Clock phase: 0,1 (active edge, 0-first, 1-second)
cpha=0
# Transmit only, disable MISO
tx-only=N
# Bit order (LSB or MSB first)
first-bit=MSB
# SS port name
port=A
# SS pins (comma separated, supports ranges)
pins=0
\end{inicode}
\subsection{SPI Commands}
\begin{cmdlist}
0 & \cname{QUERY}
Exchange bytes with a slave device; see the diagram in \cref{fig:spi_query}
& \begin{cmdreq}
\cfield{u8} slave number 0--16
\cfield{u16} response padding
\cfield{u16} response length
\cfield{u8[]} bytes to write
\end{cmdreq}
\cjoin
\begin{cmdresp}
\cfield{u8[]} received bytes
\end{cmdresp} \\
1 & \cname{MULTICAST}
Send a message to multiple slaves at once. The ``addressed slaves'' word uses the packed pins format (\cref{sec:packedpins}).
& \begin{cmdreq}
\cfield{u16} addressed slaves
\cfield{u8[]} bytes to write
\end{cmdreq} \\
\end{cmdlist}