52. QEI
52.1. Overview
The QEI project demonstrates how to use the Quadrature Encoder Interface to read motor encoder data and output it through the serial port.
Configuring QEI interrupts and trigger conditions
Reading QEI registers including Z, phase, speed and timer values
Using TRGM (Trigger Mux) to route encoder signals
52.2. Configurations
Install a serial terminal, refer to board information for serial port configuration
This program uses the BLM57050-1000 brushless motor from “Leisai Intelligence”. For detailed motor specifications, please visit the Leisai Intelligence website.
Refer to DRV-LV50A-MP1907 Motor Driver Board section for motor driver configuration
The QEI is configured with: - Phase count per revolution from motor specifications - Z count increment on phase count maximum - Phase comparison trigger point set to capture data at specific motor position - Positive compare flag trigger for data capture
52.3. Running the Demo
Power on the board and open the serial terminal
The program will initialize QEI and TRGM
When the motor shaft is rotated, QEI interrupts will be triggered and the following data will be printed: - Z count: Encoder Z signal count - Phase: Current phase position - Speed: Sum of 4 consecutive speed history samples (his0 to his3) - Timer: Timer value at capture time
> z: 0xffffff9c
> phase: 0xc200014d
> speed: 0xa0000000
> timer: 0xa8d08799
The values will change based on: - Motor rotation speed - Rotation direction - Encoder resolution - Phase count configuration