I want to port no-OS driver of HMC7044 to a ST MCU (STM32F411),i would link to use the SPI controller of STM32,what should I do?Is there any demo project to reference?
HMC7044
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The HMC7044 is a high performance, dual-loop, integer-N jitter attenuator capable of performing reference selection and generation of ultralow phase noise...
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HMC7044 on Analog.com
I want to port no-OS driver of HMC7044 to a ST MCU (STM32F411),i would link to use the SPI controller of STM32,what should I do?Is there any demo project to reference?
Hi sunzhongmeng ,
You could look at the eval-adxl... projects on no-OS: https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/no-OS/tree/main/projects/eval-adxl355-pmdz
Regards,
George
Hi danmois ,
Thank you for your prompt reply,but i have some problems:
Hi sunzhongmeng ,
1. guide for building projects is: No-OS Build Guide [Analog Devices Wiki]
2. the easiest way is to start from an existing project and add/remove files and drivers (modify src.mk, ...)
Regards,
George
Thank you very much.By the way,if i put a usb to spi chip like ft2232 on my own board with hmc7044,can i use the HMC7044 GUI software published by ADI?
Hi sunzhongmeng ,
The no-OS framework will help you to control the hmc7044 chip via a microcontroller/SoC device. You should search for more information on the setup you are intending to build on other forums, such as:
https://ez.analog.com/clock_and_timing/#pifragment-56895=1
Regards,
George