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Neil Gershenfeld authoredNeil Gershenfeld authored
main.py 2.19 KiB
from machine import Pin, PWM, Timer
import time
# constants
spike_duration = 100 # spike duration, ms
pulse_duration = 1500 # dwell (including spike time), ms
total_cycle = 3000 # period of the cycle, ms
# establish pins
led_pin = Pin(27, Pin.OUT)
sol_pin = Pin(29, Pin.OUT)
# establish timer object
timer = Timer() # timer object
# initiate variables
i = 0.5 # counter increment, ms
counter = -i # counter, ms
duty = 0 # duty cycle, %
duty_percent = 12.5
hold_duty = round(duty_percent/100*65535) # reduced duty cycle, %
# pwm object, off
pwm_led = PWM(led_pin, freq=10000, duty_u16=duty)
pwm_sol = PWM(sol_pin, freq=100000, duty_u16=duty)
def pwm_control(timer):
global counter, duty
counter += i
if counter < spike_duration:
# spike pulse, 100% duty cycle
duty = 65535
elif counter < pulse_duration:
# hold, X% duty cycle
duty = hold_duty
elif counter < total_cycle:
# 0% duty cycle
duty = 0
else:
# counter rest
counter = -i;
print("reset counter")
pwm_led.duty_u16(duty) # set the duty cycle of the led
pwm_sol.duty_u16(duty) # set the duty cycle of the solenoid
print("initiate runtime")
try:
# timer initialize
timer.init(freq=(1/i)*1e3, mode=Timer.PERIODIC, callback=pwm_control)
# allocate for extra application functionality
while True:
pass
except KeyboardInterrupt:
# catch a soft reboot or keyboard interrupt
print("omg")
# turn off the dang pins! this for your own good
# (unless you want a burnt out solenoid)
finally:
print("purge")
# turn off the main timer
timer.deinit()
# set pwm duty cycle to 0, this way needs a delay before
# the pwm.deinit() call unfortunately
#pwm_led.duty_u16(0) # set the duty cycle of the led
#pwm_sol.duty_u16(0) # set the duty cycle of the solenoid
#time.sleep(0.1)
# turn off the pwm timers
pwm_led.deinit()
pwm_sol.deinit()
# reinitialize pins as digital outputs
led_pin.init(Pin.OUT)
sol_pin.init(Pin.OUT)
# set digital pins to 0
led_pin.value(0)
sol_pin.value(0)
print("purge complete")