APIApplication Programming Interface. The definition of the library which
enables the encoder interface protocol.
BiSSAn open-source digital interface for sensors and actuators. In this
document, BiSS Interface or BiSS refer to the BiSS-C protocol introduced in
2007. BiSS-C stands for Bidirectional Serial Synchronous Continuous mode.
For more details on the protocol and implementation aspects, see the
BiSS Interface website.
BiSS frameSingle-cycle data plus one bit of control-data. The BiSS frame is sent as a
response every BiSS cycle.
BiSS licenseThe purchase of TI MCUs does not automatically include a license to use the
BiSS IPs. Users of the BiSS Interface have to apply for their own license
from BiSS Interface.
CDFrom the BiSS-C specification. Control Data. Data transmitted one bit per
BiSS frame. For example, the CD permits the reading and writing of encoder
registers.
CDMFrom the BiSS-C specification. Control Data Master. One bit of control data,
CD, sent each Biss frame by the controller to the encoder.
CDSFrom the BiSS-C specification. Control Data Slave. One bit of control data,
CD, sent each BiSS frame by the encoder back to the controller.
CLBConfigurable Logic Block peripheral on C2000
devices.
CRCCyclic redundancy check
CTSFrom the BiSS-C specification. ConTrol Select bit. A BiSS-C control data
(CD) frame begins with a start bit followed by the CTS bit. If CTS is 0, the
control frame is a command frame. If CTS is 1, then the control frame is a
register access frame.
MAFrom the BiSS-C specification. Master clock. This pulse train output is sent
from the controller to the encoder/sensor. It consists of the encoder clock
plus one bit of control data from the master.
Position Manager BoosterPackFuture EVM for interfacing with various position encoders. The TIDM-1010 board is identical to the Position Manager BoosterPack EVM (see Section 2.3.3)
PMPosition Manager – foundational hardware and
software on C2000 devices for position encoder interfaces
PM_bissc or PM_BISSCPrefix used for all the library functions.
Point-to-point TopologyA configuration in which only one device (encoder or sensor) is interfaced
to the master.
SSISerial Synchronous Interface
SLFrom the BiSS-C specification. Slave return. Data input to the BiSS-C master
from the slave. This is the encoder response including position and one bit
of CD data each BiSS frame.
SPISerial peripheral interface peripheral on C2000
devices.