Supporting ADC in the Linux i.MX RT10XX BSP
This is an add-on product that installs on top of the Linux BSP for the NXP i.MX RT EVK board. It must be purchased separately from the Linux BSP product.
1. Overview
This document provides information on how to use ADC in the uClinux i.MX RT10XX BSPs.
2. Requirements
2.1. Detailed Requirements
The following are the requirements for this project:
Provide a Linux demo project combining all the requirements in this project.
Rationale: Needed to let Customer integrate results of this project into target embedded application.
Implementation: Section: "Design: Demo project".
Test: Section: "Test Plan: Demo Project".
Develop Linux ADC device driver for the i.MX RT1050 ADC controller.
Rationale: Explicit Customer requirement.
Implementation: Section: "Design: Linux ADC Device Driver".
Test: Section: "Test Plan: Linux ADC Driver".
2.2. Detailed Non-Requirements
The following are the non-requirements for this project that may otherwise not be obvious:
None
3. Design
3.1. Detailed Design
3.1.1. Design: Demo project
This project will enable the required ADC functionality in the Linux configuration ("embedded project") called rootfs, which resides in a projects/rootfs directory, relative to the top of the Linux i.MX RT10XX installation.
3.1.2. Design: Linux ADC Device Driver
The clock driver for IMXRT10XX SoC will be updated to support the ADC clock gates.
There is the existing vf610_adc driver in the Linux sources, which provides support for the ADC controller of the Vybrid and some other SoCs from the i.MX family. The i.MXRT10XX SoC has a similar ADC controller, however there are some low-level differences in the hardware interfaces (register offsets, etc). The driver will be updated to support the register set of the IMXRT10XX SoC. Support for the IMXRT10XX ADC will be enabled via the DTS kernel file, using the new fls,imxrt10xx-adc compatibility string.
3.2. Effect on Related Products
This project makes the following updates in the related products:
None
3.3. Changes to User Documentation
This project updates the following user documents:
None
3.4. Alternative Design
The following alternative design approaches were considered by this project but then discarded for some reason:
None
4. Test Plan
4.1. Secure Download Area
The downloadable materials developed by this project are available from a secure Web page on the Emcraft Systems web site. Specifically, proceed to the following URL to download the software materials:
For the i.MX RT1024 BSP (release 3.0.5):
The page is protected as follows:
Login: CONTACT EMCRAFT
Password: CONTACT EMCRAFT
For the i.MX RT1024 BSP (release 3.2.0):
The page is protected as follows:
Login: CONTACT EMCRAFT
Password: CONTACT EMCRAFT
For the i.MX RT1050 BSP (release 3.0.4):
The page is protected as follows:
Login: CONTACT EMCRAFT
Password: CONTACT EMCRAFT
For the i.MX RT1050 BSP (release 3.1.0):
The page is protected as follows:
Login: CONTACT EMCRAFT
Password: CONTACT EMCRAFT
For the i.MX RT1060 BSP (release 3.1.0):
The page is protected as follows:
Login: CONTACT EMCRAFT
Password: CONTACT EMCRAFT
For the i.MX RT1050 BSP (release 3.2.0):
The page is protected as follows:
Login: CONTACT EMCRAFT
Password: CONTACT EMCRAFT