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Can the PIO of the RP2040 set a fixed additional phase offset for the clock of each state machine? In this way, multiple PIOs can be used to sample the same GPIO to achieve the so - called oversampling. With this, the RP2040 can replace many CPLDs used for sampling, and the data processing is done through C - language programs. Just thinking about it gets me excited!
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I dunno if what you're asking for is possible, but could you also achieve the same effect by having a different number of NOPs at the start of each pioasm program you load into each PIO state machine? (But I may be misunderstanding your question!)
Can the PIO of the RP2040 set a fixed additional phase offset for the clock of each state machine? In this way, multiple PIOs can be used to sample the same GPIO to achieve the so - called oversampling. With this, the RP2040 can replace many CPLDs used for sampling, and the data processing is done through C - language programs. Just thinking about it gets me excited!
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