I am migrating code from a different ARM processor to the Teensie 4.1. My old code monitored two RC PWM signals using the counter/timer peripheral of that chip. The rising edge would start the timer, the falling stop it, and then an interrupt was generated to indicate a new measurement was available.
Looking that the datasheet, I can see that a very similar thing would be possible with the RT1060. The complication being the "Serious Level" of mux-ing on all pins. I could see that being a significant learning experience in of itself.
Might someone point me to examples of:
1) Use of pin muxing
2) Use of the counter/timer to measure a pulse width (in the 0 to 2 msec range).
3) Possibly a library that does this already?
TIA
Looking that the datasheet, I can see that a very similar thing would be possible with the RT1060. The complication being the "Serious Level" of mux-ing on all pins. I could see that being a significant learning experience in of itself.
Might someone point me to examples of:
1) Use of pin muxing
2) Use of the counter/timer to measure a pulse width (in the 0 to 2 msec range).
3) Possibly a library that does this already?
TIA
