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#!/bin/python3
"""
I/O calibration utility for EURORACK-PMOD
Calibration process:
1. Compile gateware and program FPGA with these defines in `top.sv`:
- OUTPUT_CALIBRATION
2. Connect +/- 5V source to all INPUTS
3. Run `sudo ./cal.py`
4. Supply 5V, wait for values to settle, hold 'p' to capture
5. Supply -5V, wait for values to settle, hold 'n' to capture
6. At this point you can try other voltages to make sure the calibration is good
by looking at the 'back-calculated' values using the generated calibration.
7. Press 'o' to switch to OUTPUT calibration.
8. Loop back all outputs to inputs (1->1, 2->2, ...)
9. Wait for values to settle, hold 'p' to capture
10. Hold uButton, wait for values to settle, hold 'n' to capture
(the uButton switches between the output emitting uncalibrated +/- 5V signals)
11. The (calibrated) inputs are used to figure out the calibration constants for
the (uncalibrated) outputs.
12. Press 'x', copy the calibration string to the cal hex file.
13. Be careful to switch back off the `OUTPUT_CALIBRATION` define :)
Note: if you check the output calibration with a multimeter, make sure
to add a 100K load unless you calibrate with the CAL_OPEN_LOAD option below.
"""
import argparse
import serial
import sys
import os
import time
import numpy as np
import keyboard
from dataclasses import dataclass, field, fields, MISSING
@dataclass
class CalibrationArguments:
"""Command-line arguments for eurorack-pmod calibration."""
serial_port: str = field(
default="",
metadata={'help': 'Serial port to use for calibration e.g., /dev/ttyUSBX'})
serial_baud: int = field(
default=1000000,
metadata={'help': 'Baud rate for serial communication set in top.sv // debug_uart instance.'})
n_channels: int = field(
default=4,
metadata={'help': 'Total number of input channels.'})
wbits: int = field(
default=16,
metadata={'help': 'Bits per sample actually being used in the design (top.sv).'})
uart_wbits: int = field(
default=32,
metadata={'help': 'Maximum bits per sample in sample stream from debug_uart.sv.'})
cal_open_load: bool = field(
default=True,
metadata={'help': 'Calibrate outputs for an open load. Set to False if driving a 100K input impedance.'})
count_per_volt: int = field(
default=4000,
metadata={'help': 'Input calibration is aiming for N counts per volt.'})
mp_n_bits: int = field(
default=10,
metadata={'help': 'Number of bits in multiply constant for input calibration.'})
class TwosComplement:
@staticmethod
def _bits_not(n, width):
"""Bitwise NOT from positive integer of `width` bits."""
return (1 << width) - 1 - n
@staticmethod
def from_signed(n, width):
"""Bits (2s complement) of `width` from signed integer."""
return n if n >= 0 else TwosComplement._bits_not(-n, width) + 1
@staticmethod
def to_signed(n, width):
"""Signed integer from (2s complement) bits of `width`."""
if (1 << (width - 1) & n) > 0:
return -int(TwosComplement._bits_not(n, width) + 1)
else:
return n
class CalibrationTool:
def __init__(self, args):
self.args = args
self.ser = serial.Serial(args.serial_port, args.serial_baud)
self.adc_avg = np.zeros(4)
self.p5v_adc_avg = np.zeros(4)
self.n5v_adc_avg = np.zeros(4)
self.p5v_dac_fb_avg = np.zeros(4)
self.n5v_dac_fb_avg = np.zeros(4)
self.adc_calibrated_avg = np.zeros(4)
self.input_cal = True
self.input_cal_string = None
self.output_cal_string = None
assert self.args.wbits % 8 == 0
assert self.args.uart_wbits % 8 == 0
def run_calibration(self):
while True:
self._clear_screen()
self._print_header()
raw = self._flush_and_read_serial()
values = {
"magic1": raw[0],
"magic2": raw[1],
"eeprom_mfg": raw[2],
"eeprom_dev": raw[3],
"eeprom_serial": int.from_bytes(raw[4:8], "big"),
"jack": raw[8],
"touch0": raw[9],
"touch1": raw[10],
"touch2": raw[11],
"touch3": raw[12],
"touch4": raw[13],
"touch5": raw[14],
"touch6": raw[15],
"touch7": raw[16],
}
[print(k, hex(v)) for k, v in values.items()]
self._decode_raw_samples(raw[17:])
self._handle_user_input()
self._calculate_calibration_strings()
time.sleep(0.1)
def _clear_screen(self):
os.system('clear')
def _print_header(self):
print("*** eurorack-pmod calibration / bringup tool ***")
print()
print("INPUT" if self.input_cal else "OUTPUT", "calibration")
print("press 'o' to switch to OUTPUT once inputs are done")
print()
def _flush_and_read_serial(self):
"""Flush serial input and read values."""
self.ser.flushInput()
raw = self.ser.read(100)
return raw[raw.find(b'\xbe\xef'):]
def _decode_raw_samples(self, raw):
"""Decode raw samples and average them."""
print("\nRaw ADC samples:")
# Low-pass smoothing constant
alpha = 0.3
for ix in range(self.args.n_channels):
bytes_start_index = ix * 4
value = int.from_bytes(raw[bytes_start_index:bytes_start_index + 4], 'big')
value_tc = TwosComplement.to_signed(value, self.args.uart_wbits)
# Update smoothed averages
self.adc_avg[ix] = alpha * value_tc + (1 - alpha) * self.adc_avg[ix]
print(ix, hex(value), value_tc, int(self.adc_avg[ix]))
def _handle_user_input(self):
"""Handle keyboard input to adjust calibration settings."""
if keyboard.is_pressed('o'):
self.input_cal = False
if keyboard.is_pressed('p'):
if self.input_cal:
self.p5v_adc_avg = np.copy(self.adc_avg)
else:
self.p5v_dac_fb_avg = np.copy(self.adc_calibrated_avg)
if keyboard.is_pressed('n'):
if self.input_cal:
self.n5v_adc_avg = np.copy(self.adc_avg)
else:
self.n5v_dac_fb_avg = np.copy(self.adc_calibrated_avg)
if keyboard.is_pressed('x'):
sys.exit(0) # Exit the program
def _calculate_calibration_strings(self):
print()
print("Step 1) INPUT CAL - inject calibration signal")
print("Raw ADC [Inputs set to +5V]:", self.p5v_adc_avg)
print("Raw ADC [Inputs set to -5V]:", self.n5v_adc_avg)
print()
print("Step 2) OUTPUT CAL - loop back all outputs to inputs")
print("Raw ADC [DACs @ uncal +5V, loopback]:", self.p5v_dac_fb_avg)
print("Raw ADC [DACs @ uncal -5V, loopback]:", self.n5v_dac_fb_avg)
print()
if self.input_cal_string is not None:
print("Average raw ADC counts converted to voltages using current input calibration")
cal_mem = [int(x, 16) for x in self.input_cal_string.strip().split(' ')[1:]]
for channel in range(self.args.n_channels):
calibrated = ((-self.adc_avg[channel] - TwosComplement.to_signed(cal_mem[channel*2], self.args.wbits)) *
TwosComplement.to_signed(cal_mem[channel*2 + 1], self.args.wbits)) / (1 << self.args.mp_n_bits)
self.adc_calibrated_avg[channel] = calibrated
print(f"in{channel}",round(calibrated / self.args.count_per_volt, ndigits=3), "V")
shift_constant = None
mp_constant = None
if self.input_cal:
shift_constant = -(self.n5v_adc_avg + self.p5v_adc_avg)/2.
mp_constant = 2**self.args.mp_n_bits * self.args.count_per_volt * 10./(self.n5v_adc_avg-self.p5v_adc_avg)
else:
range_constant = (self.p5v_dac_fb_avg - self.n5v_dac_fb_avg) / (self.args.count_per_volt * 10.)
if self.args.cal_open_load:
# Tweak range constant to remove effect of 100K load impedance.
# (in all cases it is assumed the device is connected in loopback
# mode, all this does is tweak the args emitted)
range_constant = range_constant * (101./100.)
mp_constant = 2**self.args.mp_n_bits / range_constant
shift_constant = (self.n5v_dac_fb_avg + self.p5v_dac_fb_avg)/2.
shift_constant = shift_constant * range_constant
def conv(constant):
return hex(TwosComplement.from_signed(int(constant), self.args.wbits)).replace('0x','')
print()
print("CALIBRATION MEMORY ('x' to exit, copy this to 'cal_mem.hex')\n")
cal_string = None
if np.isfinite(shift_constant).all() and np.isfinite(mp_constant).all():
cal_string = f"@0000000{0 if self.input_cal else int(self.args.n_channels*(self.args.wbits/8)):x} "
for i in range(4):
cal_string = cal_string + conv(shift_constant[i]) + ' '
cal_string = cal_string + conv(mp_constant[i]) + ' '
if self.input_cal:
self.input_cal_string = cal_string
else:
self.output_cal_string = cal_string
print("// Input calibration constants")
print(self.input_cal_string)
print("// Output calibration constants")
print(self.output_cal_string)
def parse_args_with_defaults(defaults):
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Calibration tool arguments.')
# Use the default values from the dataclass for the command line arguments
for field in fields(defaults):
parser.add_argument(
f'--{field.name.replace("_", "-")}',
type=type(getattr(defaults, field.name)),
default=getattr(defaults, field.name),
help=field.metadata.get("help", "")
)
return parser.parse_args()
if __name__ == "__main__":
args = CalibrationArguments()
args = parse_args_with_defaults(args)
if args.serial_port == "":
print("Nominal usage: ./cal.py --serial-port /dev/ttyUSBX --serial-baud 1000000")
print("Warn: most boards are 1MBaud, check their Makefile to be sure!")
sys.exit(0) # Exit the program
calibration_tool = CalibrationTool(args)
calibration_tool.run_calibration()