Texas Instruments Corporation

Mohd Asif Farooqui

Mihir Narendra Mody

Shailesh Ganapat Ghotgalkar

Prithvi Shankar Yeyyadi Anantha

Mel Alan Phipps

Prasad Jondhale

Daniel Brad Wu

Sriramakrishnan Govindarajan

Kedar Satish Chitnis

Ashish Vanjari

Biju Mg

Aravindhan Karuppiah

A circuit includes a microcontroller having a first terminal and a second terminal. The microcontroller is configured to: receive a signal associated with operation of a power converter at the first terminal; adjust a switch control signal at the second terminal responsive to the signal; measure a frequency of the switch control signal; compare the measured frequency responsive to at least one envelope of a set of envelopes to obtain monitoring results; and perform control operations responsive to the monitoring results.

Power converter controller with frequency monitoring

Various examples disclosed herein relate to allocation of code and data of application software among memory of a microcontroller unit (MCU), and more particularly to allocating portions of the application software to random access memory or flash memory of an MCU based on information associated with of each portion of the application software. A method is provided herein that comprises instructing an MCU to execute an application software. The method further comprises obtaining information indicative of a performance of portions of the application software on the MCU and capacity requirements of the portions of the application software, and designating, based on the information, each of the portions of the application software for execution from either a first memory or a second memory when deployed to one or more MCUs.

Memory allocation for microcontroller execution

In an example, a method includes storing code for a first central processing unit (CPU) executing a first application in a first region of a memory, and storing code for a second CPU executing a second application in a second region of the memory. The method includes storing shared code for the first CPU and the second CPU in a third region of the memory. The method includes storing read-write data for the first CPU in a fourth region of the memory and storing read-write data for the second CPU in a fifth region of the memory. The method includes translating a first address from a first unique address space for the first CPU to a shared address space in the third region, and translating a second address from a second unique address space for the second CPU to the shared address space in the third region.

Software sharing across multiple cores

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Bengaluru, India

Mohd Asif Farooqui