Component: PIC32 Core Timer (Timing): Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 14:23, 13 July 2026

Author	MatrixTSL
Version	1.0
Category	Timing

PIC32 Core Timer component

Allows for easy and accurate timings using the built in Core timer on the PIC32 devices.

Component Source Code

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Detailed description

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Examples

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Macro reference

Check_Counter

	Check_Counter
Checks to see if the counter time is elapsed. Used in conjunction with the Start_ component macros. Returns 1 if complete or 0 if still counting.
- BOOL	Return

Delay_InstructionCount

	Delay_InstructionCount
A blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in FOSC instructions using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Delay_Ms

	Delay_Ms
A blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in milliseconds using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Delay_Ns

	Delay_Ns
A blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in nano seconds using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Delay_S

	Delay_S
A blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in seconds using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Delay_Us

	Delay_Us
A blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in micro seconds using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Start_InstructionCount

	Start_InstructionCount
A none blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in FOSC instructions using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Start_Ms

	Start_Ms
A none blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in milliseconds using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Start_Ns

	Start_Ns
A none blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in nano seconds using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Start_S

	Start_S
A none blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in seconds using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Start_Us

	Start_Us
A none blocking function that allows for accurate delays to be specified in micro seconds using the core timer.
- ULONG	Delay

- VOID	Return

Property reference

	Properties

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 | colspan="2" | Checks to see if the counter time is elapsed. Used in conjunction with the Start_ component macros. Returns 1 if complete or 0 if still counting.&nbsp;
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