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Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2020 7:46 pm**

This will take about 30 microseconds to execute:

int samp = adc1_get_raw((adc1_channel_t)channel2);

So for a hundred microsecond delay do:
for(int loop = 0; loop < 3; loop++)
{
int samp = adc1_get_raw((adc1_channel_t)channel2);
}

It goes without saying that this a workaround for a systematic solution; This delay is jittery, as the higher priority processes will interfere. However, this is a good trick to waste time while waiting for an event to happen. Remember to initialize the A2D (ADC) subsystem.

Posted: **Fri Oct 09, 2020 6:39 am**

Yes. We have ported that stuff using RMT Interface and it works fine without any issue.
Hi, Ritech, could I put an eye on your ported version of onewire.c?

Hello,

Sorry we can not share as it is for company related product and proprietary as well.

Posted: **Fri Oct 09, 2020 6:41 am**

This will take about 30 microseconds to execute:

int samp = adc1_get_raw((adc1_channel_t)channel2);

So for a hundred microsecond delay do:
for(int loop = 0; loop < 3; loop++)
{
int samp = adc1_get_raw((adc1_channel_t)channel2);
}

It goes without saying that this a workaround for a systematic solution; This delay is jittery, as the higher priority processes will interfere. However, this is a good trick to waste time while waiting for an event to happen. Remember to initialize the A2D (ADC) subsystem.

Yes. I agree that it will work for microseconds delay but again you need to enable ADC for that in which ADC is not actually used as per product requirement.
But We can use it if really works with all priorities related tasks without any issue.

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