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/******************************************************************************
* File Name : si5351.h
* Description : STM32 library/driver for the Si5351 clock chip
* from Skyworks Solutions, Inc. (former SiLabs)
******************************************************************************
* @author: Thomas Kuschel KW4NZ, created 2022-05-11
*
* originally written by Petr Polasek, created Feb 16, 2018
******************************************************************************
* DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE FOR CONFIGURATION, USE THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE:
*
* Inside your main.c program or within your STM32 code:
* Include this header to the the main.c: #include "si5351.h"
* You've to initialize the I2C functionality first (e.g. with STM32CubeIDE)
* Afterwards, when there is a handle like "I2C_HandleTypeDef hi2c1;",
* you simply initialize this si5351 library in your main.c ,
* just after the MX_I2C1_Init();
* so between the USER CODE like using the given i2c handle "hi2c1" with default values:
*
* /\* USER CODE BEGIN 2 *\/
*
* si5351_inst_t si5351_inst;
* si5351_initialize(&hi2c1);
*
* /\* USER CODE END 2 *\/
*
* The 7-bit device (slave) address of the Si5351 consist of a 6-bit fixed
* address plus a user selectable LSB bit as shown in Figure 6 of the datasheet.
* The LSB bit is selectable as 0 or 1 using the optional A0 pin which is useful
* for applications that require more than one Si5351 on a single I2C bus.
* Only the Si5351A 20-QFN and Si5351A 16-QFN have the A0 LSB pin option.
* If a part does not have the A0 pin, the default address is 0x60 with
* the A0 bit set to 0.
*
* So additionally you may drive more then one Si5351 at the same or
* another I2C bus when calling the init function with the given
* I2C bus address (default: 0x60)
* ( - internally this I2C address is shifted to the left
* for the proper usage of the I2C HAL driver i.e. it becomes 0xC0 )
*
* Example:
* /\* Define handlers for the sum of three SI5351 clock generators: *\/
* si5351_HandleTypeDef hsi5351[3];
*
* /\* 1st SI5351 chip and with an A0 = 0: *\/
* hsi5351[0] = si5351_init(&hi2c1, 0x60, 25000000);
* /\* 2nd SI5351 chip on the same I2C bus "hi2c1" but address line A0 = 1 *\/
* hsi5351[1] = si5351_init(&hi2c1, 0x61, 27000000);
* /\* 3rd SI5351 chip on another IC2 bus with handle "hi2c2" *\/
* hsi5351[2] = si5351_init(&hi2c2, 0x60, 25000000);
*
* PROs:
* The library is preemptive and can be used within an operating system.
* All structures and used variables are dynamically allocated.
* CONs:
* Not fully tested.
* Tested with FreeRTOS and with 2 I2C bus systems.
*
* CHANGES:
* - Removed several defines, enums, etc. from the header file, b/c we do not
* want to export them to other programs
******************************************************************************/
/* Define to prevent recursive inclusion -------------------------------------*/
#ifndef __SI5351_H__
#define __SI5351_H__
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/* Includes ------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* #include <errno.h> could also be included */
/* Private includes ----------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Exported types ------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*!< Si5351 instance typedef -- handle as pointer */
typedef struct __SI5351_HandleTypeDef *si5351_inst_t;
/* Exported constants --------------------------------------------------------*/
/** @enum errno_t Error Number Constants, @TODO you can also include <errno.h>
*/
#if !defined _SYS_ERRNO_H_ && !defined __ERRNO_H__ && !defined __AT1_ERROR_NUMBERS__
typedef enum {
EPERM = 1, /*!< Operation not permitted */
EIO = 5, /*!< I/O error */
ENOMEM = 12, /*!< Out of memory */
EFAULT = 14, /*!< Bad address */
EBUSY = 16, /*!< Device or resource busy */
ENODEV = 19, /*!< No such device */
EINVAL = 22, /*!< Invalid argument */
EADDRINUSE = 98,/*!< Address already in use */
ETIMEDOUT = 116 /*!< Connection timed out */
} si5351_errno_t;
#endif
typedef enum {
SI5351_PLLA = 0,
SI5351_PLLB
}si5351_pll_t;
/* Exported variables --------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Exported macros -----------------------------------------------------------*/
#define __SI5351__ 1
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#define __SI5351_MINOR__ 2
#define __SI5351_PATCHLEVEL__ 0
#define SI5351_VERSION (__SI5351__ * 10000 \
+ __SI5351_MINOR__ * 100 \
+ __SI5351_PATCHLEVEL__)
#ifndef SI5351_DEFAULTS
#define SI5351_DEFAULTS 1
#define SI5351_I2C_ADDR_DEFAULT 0x60
#define SI5351_XTAL_DEFAULT 25000000u /* default xtal frequency in [Hz] */
#define SI5351_NUMBER_OF_OUTPUTS 8
#endif
/* Exported functions --------------------------------------------------------*/
#if SI5351_DEFAULTS
si5351_inst_t si5351_initialize(void * i2c_handle);
int si5351_deinitialize(void);
#endif
si5351_inst_t si5351_init(void * i2c_handle, uint8_t i2c_address, uint32_t xtal_frequency);
int si5351_deinit(si5351_inst_t si5351_handle);
int si5351_i2c_ready(si5351_inst_t inst);
int si5351_enable_output(si5351_inst_t inst, uint8_t clk);
int si5351_disable_output(si5351_inst_t inst, uint8_t clk);
int si5351_set_clk0(si5351_inst_t inst, uint32_t frequency);
int si5351_set_clk(si5351_inst_t inst, uint8_t clk, uint32_t frequency, si5351_pll_t pll);
char * si5351_read_debug_msg(si5351_inst_t inst);
char * si5351_read_register_debug(si5351_inst_t inst, char *buf, size_t bufsize, uint8_t regaddr);
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/* some functions for getting information */
int si5351_get_instance(si5351_inst_t *inst);
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int si5351_get_i2c_address(si5351_inst_t inst);
void* si5351_get_i2c_handle(si5351_inst_t inst);
/* under development */
int si5351_set_clk_phase(si5351_inst_t inst, uint8_t clk, uint32_t frequency, double phase, si5351_pll_t pll);
int si5351_set_phase(si5351_inst_t inst, uint8_t clk, uint8_t phase);
#ifdef __cplusplus
} /* extern "C" */
#endif
#endif /* __SI5351_H__ */