Advanced timer. More...

#include <tim.hpp>

Classes
struct	BDTR
	Break and dead-time register. More...

struct	CCER
	Capture/compare enable register. More...

struct	CCMR1_Input
	Capture/compare mode register 1 (input mode) More...

struct	CCMR1_Output
	Capture/compare mode register 1 (output mode) More...

struct	CCMR2_Input
	Capture/compare mode register 2 (input mode) More...

struct	CCMR2_Output
	Capture/compare mode register 2 (output mode) More...

struct	CR1
	Control register 1. More...

struct	CR2
	Control register 2. More...

struct	DCR
	DMA control register. More...

struct	DIER
	DMA/Interrupt enable register. More...

struct	EGR
	Event generation register. More...

struct	RCR
	Repetition counter register. More...

struct	SMCR
	Slave mode control register. More...

struct	SR
	Status register. More...

Public Types
using	CNT = reg< std::uint_fast16_t, base_addr+0x24, rw, 0x0000 >
	Counter. More...

using	PSC = reg< std::uint_fast16_t, base_addr+0x28, rw, 0x0000 >
	Prescaler. More...

using	ARR = reg< std::uint_fast16_t, base_addr+0x2c, rw, 0x0000 >
	Auto-reload register. More...

using	CCR1 = reg< std::uint_fast16_t, base_addr+0x34, rw, 0x0000 >
	Capture/compare register 1. More...

using	CCR2 = reg< std::uint_fast16_t, base_addr+0x38, rw, 0x0000 >
	Capture/compare register 2. More...

using	CCR3 = reg< std::uint_fast16_t, base_addr+0x3c, rw, 0x0000 >
	Capture/compare register 3. More...

using	CCR4 = reg< std::uint_fast16_t, base_addr+0x40, rw, 0x0000 >
	Capture/compare register 4. More...

using	DMAR = reg< std::uint_fast16_t, base_addr+0x4c, rw, 0x0000 >
	DMA address for full transfer. More...

Static Public Attributes
static constexpr reg_addr_t	base_addr = _base_addr

Detailed Description

template<reg_addr_t _base_addr>
struct mptl::TIM_common< _base_addr >

Note that the registers are actually only 16bit wide, but accessing them with 32bit is faster in general.

NOTE: not all register bits are valid for all timer, especially:

General-porpose timers (TIM2 to TIM5) are a subset of "advanced timer"
General-porpose timers (TIM9 to TIM14) are another subset of "advanced timer"
Basic timers (TIM6, TIM7) are another subset of "advanced timer"

For simplicity reasons, they are not defined separately. Check the reference manual for details about which register bits are valid for the timers you use.