Possible xCore device burnout? / Extremely slow printing
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It certainly doesnt look like a perfect sine
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I thought it would be more or less a square wave; it is the output of an inverter. Can you attach an image?
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I did in the first page last message. Thanks for taking your time to help me by the way. Truly appreicated.
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Missed that one - is the signal really either side of ground? Just check that the ground connection of the probe is solid.
I had expected something more square between 0 and 3V3; something like page 14 of <http://www.icbase.com/pdf/add/ti/AN-101-00039en.pdf>.
If the output of the inverter is really that bad, then either the inverter is gone, maybe the input to the processor? You could put a scope probe either side of the inverter (schematics attached); and see whether that operates as expected.
If you have an inverter lying around, you could try and replace it. A bit fiddly, but not impossible. No guarantees that that will fix it, but cheaper than a new board?
Cheers,
Henk
I had expected something more square between 0 and 3V3; something like page 14 of <http://www.icbase.com/pdf/add/ti/AN-101-00039en.pdf>.
If the output of the inverter is really that bad, then either the inverter is gone, maybe the input to the processor? You could put a scope probe either side of the inverter (schematics attached); and see whether that operates as expected.
If you have an inverter lying around, you could try and replace it. A bit fiddly, but not impossible. No guarantees that that will fix it, but cheaper than a new board?
Cheers,
Henk
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