On 16/09/14 23:08, Hartmut Knaack wrote:
> Heiko Stübner schrieb, Am 15.09.2014 23:47:
>> Older Rockchip SoCs, at least the rk3066, used a slightly modified saradc
>> for temperature measurements. This so called tsadc does not contain any
>> active parts like temperature interrupts and only
On 16/09/14 23:08, Hartmut Knaack wrote:
Heiko Stübner schrieb, Am 15.09.2014 23:47:
Older Rockchip SoCs, at least the rk3066, used a slightly modified saradc
for temperature measurements. This so called tsadc does not contain any
active parts like temperature interrupts and only supports
Heiko Stübner schrieb, Am 15.09.2014 23:47:
> Older Rockchip SoCs, at least the rk3066, used a slightly modified saradc
> for temperature measurements. This so called tsadc does not contain any
> active parts like temperature interrupts and only supports polling the
> current temperature. The
Heiko Stübner schrieb, Am 15.09.2014 23:47:
Older Rockchip SoCs, at least the rk3066, used a slightly modified saradc
for temperature measurements. This so called tsadc does not contain any
active parts like temperature interrupts and only supports polling the
current temperature. The returned
Older Rockchip SoCs, at least the rk3066, used a slightly modified saradc
for temperature measurements. This so called tsadc does not contain any
active parts like temperature interrupts and only supports polling the
current temperature. The returned voltage can then be converted by a
suitable
Older Rockchip SoCs, at least the rk3066, used a slightly modified saradc
for temperature measurements. This so called tsadc does not contain any
active parts like temperature interrupts and only supports polling the
current temperature. The returned voltage can then be converted by a
suitable
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