SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
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Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
Where are my images that I posted last week?
I lost a lot of images.
What's wrong???
Can anyone explain what happened?
I lost a lot of images.
What's wrong???
Can anyone explain what happened?
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Electronic hobbyist since 1976.
Electronic hobbyist since 1976.
Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
Hi,
I never saw them. Even you first posted.
I started working on WROVER at last.
Altering UART2 pins to gpio 12 and 13 let me use UART2 with ESP32-Ethernet-Kit-A_V1.1 FTDI chip's second UART.
I am gonna implement PSRAM but I don't think if the speed is enough. But might usable for lower speeds.
I never saw them. Even you first posted.
I started working on WROVER at last.
Altering UART2 pins to gpio 12 and 13 let me use UART2 with ESP32-Ethernet-Kit-A_V1.1 FTDI chip's second UART.
I am gonna implement PSRAM but I don't think if the speed is enough. But might usable for lower speeds.
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Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
Hi EUA,
I attached some images, copied the link and inserted it in the post. The next day, those images disappeared.
I will look for the correct way to post images. I can't adjust the dimensions of my photos on this forum.
Do you know the name (or code) of PSRAM? Suggest you to look for datasheets.
I attached some images, copied the link and inserted it in the post. The next day, those images disappeared.
I will look for the correct way to post images. I can't adjust the dimensions of my photos on this forum.
Do you know the name (or code) of PSRAM? Suggest you to look for datasheets.
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Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
Hi jgustavoam, I think it's not needed. Only difference is using ps_malloc for access PSRAM. But the speed is not enough as I guessed.
At my tests, 256k bytes takes ~8M cpu clocks to upload to PSRAM.
Or takes ~125k clocks to upload 4K bytes,1 desc.
It equals ~3.84Msps for 16bit mode. 2Mhz in SUMP speeds with 2M samples.
Or equals ~7.68Msps for 8bit mode. 4Mhz in SUMP speeds with 5M samples.
Of course If I can quickly encode 16Bit to 8Bit.
At my tests, 256k bytes takes ~8M cpu clocks to upload to PSRAM.
Or takes ~125k clocks to upload 4K bytes,1 desc.
It equals ~3.84Msps for 16bit mode. 2Mhz in SUMP speeds with 2M samples.
Or equals ~7.68Msps for 8bit mode. 4Mhz in SUMP speeds with 5M samples.
Of course If I can quickly encode 16Bit to 8Bit.
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- jgustavoam
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Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
That results are too slow for my needs.
What is the name of your ESP32 Module? May you post the link, please.
Thank you.
Be safe! Stay at home!
What is the name of your ESP32 Module? May you post the link, please.
Thank you.
Be safe! Stay at home!
Retired IBM Brasil
Electronic hobbyist since 1976.
Electronic hobbyist since 1976.
Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
hey nice project you have there. Btw is it possible at all to add some analog signal capture, like for a simple oscilloscope? Dont need 20 MHz, but does it make any sense at all? Is ESP32 ADC capable of sampling that fast?
Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
Hi,
I have just found this thread and the project looks great.
Did not do the proper research yet, but I have a quick question. Lets say we have a generic bit-bang controller with some gpio inputs and outputs running in the background. Can we route some I2S inputs to share gpios with that controller and this way see how it is performing without an external logic analiser?
Thanks.
I have just found this thread and the project looks great.
Did not do the proper research yet, but I have a quick question. Lets say we have a generic bit-bang controller with some gpio inputs and outputs running in the background. Can we route some I2S inputs to share gpios with that controller and this way see how it is performing without an external logic analiser?
Thanks.
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Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
Hi E.U.A. , this is an amazing project.
For us that are still on the embryonic stage on MCUs and ESP32 programming and do not have much more experience than programming the mcu and uploading the code, can you point somewhere for more information on how to implement this project?
From what I understand we need to compile and upload your code to ESP32 with Arduino IDE and I guess it sends the data directly to PulseView somehow?
Is an external crystal required like jgustavoam used?
I haven't downloaded PulseView yet, but how do I apply the patch?
For us that are still on the embryonic stage on MCUs and ESP32 programming and do not have much more experience than programming the mcu and uploading the code, can you point somewhere for more information on how to implement this project?
From what I understand we need to compile and upload your code to ESP32 with Arduino IDE and I guess it sends the data directly to PulseView somehow?
Is an external crystal required like jgustavoam used?
I haven't downloaded PulseView yet, but how do I apply the patch?
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Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
Hi Segmentation,
I may suggest you these good tutorials :
https://randomnerdtutorials.com/getting ... ith-esp32/
https://randomnerdtutorials.com/install ... tructions/
https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-t ... ing-guide/
"Is an external crystal required like jgustavoam used?"
You do not need any crystal !
I not used the patch. Read early posts.
I may suggest you these good tutorials :
https://randomnerdtutorials.com/getting ... ith-esp32/
https://randomnerdtutorials.com/install ... tructions/
https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-t ... ing-guide/
"Is an external crystal required like jgustavoam used?"
You do not need any crystal !
I not used the patch. Read early posts.
Retired IBM Brasil
Electronic hobbyist since 1976.
Electronic hobbyist since 1976.
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Re: SUMP Compatible ESP32 Logic Analyzer with RLE
Hi jgustavoam. Thank you for your replay
I am aware of the basic principles, I hadn't uploaded any code on my esp32 yet, but I've been using an ESP8266 until recently.
Judging from the articles you posted, I guess it is pretty straight forward to implement the logic analyzer.
I will come back with further questions if I find difficulties.
Have a nice day. Stay safe
I am aware of the basic principles, I hadn't uploaded any code on my esp32 yet, but I've been using an ESP8266 until recently.
Judging from the articles you posted, I guess it is pretty straight forward to implement the logic analyzer.
I will come back with further questions if I find difficulties.
Have a nice day. Stay safe
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