BTIM
BTIM (Basic Timer) is based on a 32-bit up counter for timing functionality. The counting clock is system pclk or external input signal, and can be prescaled by 1~65536 times. Timing results can be notified to the system through interrupts or DMA. BTIM contains master-slave mode interface for multi-level cascading, implementing multi-level counting or synchronous triggering functions.
BTIM Main Features:
32-bit up auto-reload counter
16-bit programmable (can be modified in real-time) prescaler, counter clock frequency division factor can be any value between 1~65536
Supports One Pulse Mode (OPM), automatically stops counter when counting is complete
Master-slave mode
Supports interconnection with BTIM and GPT, can generate control signals as master device while being controlled by external input or other master devices as slave device
Control modes include reset, trigger, gate, etc.
Supports synchronous start, reset of multiple timers
Generate interrupt/DMA when counter overflow or initialization occurs (by software or internal/external trigger)
SF32LB55X/56X/58X HCPU has two BTIMs: BTIM1 and BTIM2, LCPU has two BTIMs: BTIM3 and BTIM4.
For detailed BTIM interface, please refer to TIM
Using BTIM
The following BTIM usage is the same as GPT basic function usage, except setting Instance to BTIMx during initialization. For specific usage, please refer to GPT