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MC9S12ZVMMCLUG 芯片手册知识点总结 MC9S12ZVMMCLUG 芯片手册是 NXP Semiconductors 公司推出的汽车数学和电机控制库集的用户指南，该手册详细介绍了 MC9S12ZVM 设备的 Automotive Math and Motor Control Library Set。 主要知识点 1. Automotive Math and Motor Control Library Set：该库集提供了一系列的数学和电机控制函数，用于实现汽车电子控制单元的数学运算和电机控制。 2. MC9S12ZVM 设备：MC9S12ZVM 是一款 16 位微控制器，由 NXP Semiconductors 公司生产，广泛应用于汽车电子控制单元。 3. Matlab 集成：该手册介绍了如何将 Matlab 与 MC9S12ZVM 设备集成，以实现 Matlab 仿真和模型验证。 4. 编程：手册提供了详细的编程指南，包括如何编写代码，使用库函数，实现汽车电子控制单元的数学运算和电机控制。 5. 库函数：手册介绍了 Automotive Math and Motor Control Library Set 中的各种库函数，包括数学运算函数、电机控制函数、状态机函数等。 6. 版本更新：手册记录了从版本 1.0 到版本 1.1.14 的更新记录，详细介绍了每个版本的更新内容和改进。 相关知识点 1. 汽车电子控制单元：汽车电子控制单元是汽车电子系统的核心组件，负责控制汽车的各种电子系统。 2. 微控制器：微控制器是汽车电子控制单元的主要组件，负责执行控制指令和处理数据。 3. Matlab：Matlab 是一款常用的编程语言和开发环境，广泛应用于汽车电子控制单元的仿真和模型验证。 4. 编程语言：手册介绍了 C 语言和 Matlab 语言的使用，用于汽车电子控制单元的开发和编程。 5. 汽车数学：汽车数学是汽车电子控制单元中的一种重要技术，用于实现汽车电子系统的数学运算和模型验证。 结论 MC9S12ZVMMCLUG 芯片手册是 NXP Semiconductors 公司推出的汽车数学和电机控制库集的用户指南，提供了详细的编程指南、库函数介绍和版本更新记录。该手册是汽车电子控制单元开发和编程的重要参考资料。
Automotive Math and Motor
Control Library Set for NXP
MC9S12ZVM devices
User's Guide
Rev. 32 — 22 September 2022 User guide
MC9S12ZVMMCLUG
NXP Semiconductors Automotive Math and Motor Control
Library Set for NXP MC9S12ZVM devices
User's Guide
Revision Date Description
1.0 23-March-2012 Initial version.
2.0 19-February-2013 Freescale CodeWarrior Eclipse IDE support added.
3.0 3-October-2013 The user guide was updated to reflect the change of the
installation process. Changed Matlab Integration chapter
(added 64-bit BAM models). Added functions precision
table. Removed floating-point functions.
4.0 25-April-2014 Added missing descriptions in some functions, formatting
changes. Added revision history table. Removed MLIB
floating-point conversion functions.
5.0 31-March-2015 The Matlab revision, used for testing, changed to Matlab
2014a.
6.0 31-July-2015 All compilers versions were increased. Number of the
significant digits of the calculated IIR1/IIR2 coefficients
in the Matlab examples for GDFLIB_IIR1/GDFLIB_IIR2
functions was increased.
7.0 30-September-
2015
Adding the chapters describing the GFLIB_SinCos
function.
8.0 31-December-
2015
The Service Release v1.1.3.
9.0 31-March-2016 Change from Freescale to NXP entity, Service release
1.1.4.
10.0 30-June-2016 The Service Release v1.1.5. Added new MLIB_RndSat_
F16F32 function. Added chapter about possible
exceptions.
11.0 31-December-
2016
The Service Release v1.1.7. Added AMCLIB_
BemfObsrvDQ and AMCLIB_TrackObsrv functions.
Software License Agreement updated.
12.0 31-March-2017 The Service Release v1.1.8. Repeated sections were
merged into a common chapters in the User Guide. This
approach was applied to all AMMCLIB functions.
13.0 31-December-
2017
The Service Release v1.1.11. Added new functions
AMCLIB_CurrentLoop, AMCLIB_FW, AMCLIB_
FWSpeedLoop, AMCLIB_SpeedLoop.
14.0 31-March-2018 The Service Release v1.1.12. Added new function
GFLIB_VMin.
15.0 30-June-2018 The Service Release v1.1.13. Added new SetState and
Init functions.
16.0 30-September-
2018
The Service Release v1.1.14. Changed implementation of
GFLIB_Ramp.
17.0 31-December-
2018
The Service Release v1.1.15. See release notes for list of
changes.
18.0 31-March-2019 The Service Release v1.1.16. See release notes for list of
changes.
19.0 30-June-2019 The Service Release v1.1.17. See release notes for list of
changes.
20.0 30-September-
2019
The Service Release v1.1.18. See release notes for list of
changes.
21.0 31-December-
2019
The Service Release v1.1.19. See release notes for list of
changes.
22.0 31-March-2020 The Service Release v1.1.20. See release notes for list of
changes.
Revision History
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Revision Date Description
23.0 30-June-2020 The Service Release v1.1.21. See release notes for list of
changes.
24.0 30-September-
2020
The Service Release v1.1.22. See release notes for list of
changes.
25.0 31-December-
2020
The Service Release v1.1.23. See release notes for list of
changes.
26.0 31-March-2021 The Service Release v1.1.24. See release notes for list of
changes.
27.0 30-June-2021 The Service Release v1.1.25. See release notes for list of
changes.
28.0 30-September-
2021
The Service Release v1.1.26. See release notes for list of
changes.
29.0 31-December-
2021
The Service Release v1.1.27. See release notes for list of
changes.
30.0 31-March-2022 The Service Release v1.1.28. See release notes for list of
changes.
31.0 30-June-2022 The Service Release v1.1.29. See release notes for list of
changes.
32.0 30-September-
2022
The Service Release v1.1.30. See release notes for list of
changes.
Revision History...continued
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Library Set for NXP MC9S12ZVM devices
User's Guide
1 Introduction
This document describes the Automotive Math and Motor Control Library Set for
NXPMC9S12ZVM devices (AMMCLib). It lists all components of the library, the API, and
steps needed to integrate the library into the customer project.
1.1 Architecture Overview
The AMMCLib consists of several sub-libraries, functionally connected as depicted in
Figure 1 .
Figure 1. AMMCLIB components structure
The AMMCLib sub-libraries are as follows:
• Mathematical Function Library (MLIB) - comprising basic mathematical operations
such as addition, multiplication, etc.
• General Function Library (GFLIB) - comprising basic trigonometric and general math
functions such as sine, cosine, tan, hysteresis, limit, etc.
• General Digital Filters Library (GDFLIB) - comprising digital IIR and FIR filters
designed to be used in a motor control application
• General Motor Control Library (GMCLIB) - comprising standard algorithms used for
motor control such as Clarke/Park transformations, Space Vector Modulation, etc.
• Advanced Motor Control Function Library (AMCLIB) - comprising advanced
algorithms used for motor control purposes
As can be seen in Figure 1 , the AMMCLib libraries form a layered architecture where
all higher libraries utilize functions from the MLIB library. MLIB functions are inlined and
assembly-optimized for maximum performance. Library functions facilitate abstraction of
the computational hardware to the application software.
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1.2 General Information
The AMMCLib was developed to support these major implementations:
• Fixed-point 32-bit fractional
• Fixed-point 16-bit fractional
With exception of those functions where the mathematical principle limits the input or
output values, these values are considered to be in the following limits:
• Fixed-point 32-bit fractional: <-1; 1-2
-31
> in Q1.31 format and with minimum positive
normalized value 2
-31
.
• Fixed-point 16-bit fractional: <-1; 1-2
-15
> in Q1.15 format and with minimum positive
normalized value 2
-15
.
Functions which are not relevant for a particular implementation, e.g. saturated arithmetic
for floating point implementation, are not delivered with this package. For detailed
information about available functions, refer to Section 2.1 .
The fixed-point 32-bit fractional and fixed-point 16-bit fractional functions implementions
are based on the unity model. This means that the input and output physical values
(volts, amperes, radians) must be normalized to fit within the <-1; 1-2
-31
> or <-1; 1-2
-15
>
range representable in the Q1.31 or Q1.15 format.
All functions in the AMMCLib were tested in the target device with all supported
compilers to ensure that they achieve the declared accuracy of results in the defined
input range.
1.3 Installation
The AMMCLib is delivered as a single executable file. The following steps will install the
AMMCLib on a Windows-based computer:
1. On welcome page select the Next to start the installation
Figure 2. AMMCLib installation - step 1. Highlighted "MCU Platform" and "ReleaseID"
identifies the actual release, which is the MC9S12ZVM_AMMCLIB_ v1.1.30
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