ADC DMA continous and FreeRTOS conflict

[jmF]

 

Hello,

I'm working on a NUCLEO-H743ZI2 Board.

I am attempting to record ADC samples on an SD card using a FreeRTOS CMSIS-V1 program. Below are the configurations for my ADC and Timer6:

ADC Configuration:

Timer6 Configuration, I try to have around a 7500Hz Frequency (APB Timer Clock = 64MHz):

 

I am acquiring a simple 30Hz sine wave generated with a Low-Frequency Signal Generator. I use HAL_ADC_ConvHalfCpltCallback() and HAL_ADC_ConvCpltCallback() to trigger a TaskNotify(). In my task, if the notification comes from HalfCplt, I write the first half of my adc_buffer (size = 10240) to the SD card. If the notification comes from Cplt, I write the second half of the adc_buffer (ping-pong mechanism).

Everything appears to work well, but there is an issue: when I examine the recorded file on my computer, I notice that some samples are missing between the first and second halves of my buffer, as seen in this screenshot:

 

The discontinuity occurs every 5120 samples (half the size of my adc_buffer). I suspect that this may be related to a FreeRTOS priority problem.

To eliminate the possibility that the issue arises from SD writing, I attempted to write 10240 * 10 samples with a single f_write(). However, the discontinuities persist.

Interestingly, when I implement the same program without FreeRTOS, everything works perfectly, as shown in this screenshot:

As I am still learning to implement FreeRTOS programs effectively, I am struggling to identify and resolve this problem. Your assistance in resolving this issue would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

jm

[Sarra.S]

Hello @jmF, 

Thank you for describing the issue, could you provide a little more information about your code 

[jmF]

The topic can be closed, I was actually doing something bad in my writting on SD function.

I also found help in this post: https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus-products/store-adc-s-data-stream-without-losses/td-p/315657/page/2
where it is advised to increase the buffer size to match the sector size.

Thank you,

jm

 

[mƎALLEm]

Hello,

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To eliminate the possibility that the issue arises from SD writing, I attempted to write 10240 * 10 samples with a single f_write().

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This statement is not clear. Do you mean that when you try to discard the SD writing and write all the buffers into the RAM you still missing that samples?