Robin2:
Please post the program you used to produce your results and explain how you use the 'scope to do the measurementsI would be interested to see the results for digitalWriteFast() and digitalReadFast() from the digitalWriteFast library
...R
To test digitalWriteFast()
Executed the following code:
"
#include <digitalWriteFast.h>
#define PIN 12
void setup()
{
volatile byte pin;
pinModeFast(PIN, INPUT);
pinModeFast(PIN, OUTPUT);
digitalWriteFast(PIN, LOW);
digitalWriteFast(PIN, HIGH);
pin = digitalReadFast(PIN); // save a proper high/low value
}
void loop()
{
digitalWriteFast(PIN, HIGH);
digitalWriteFast(PIN, LOW);
}
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And results are, wow it is WAY faster than a digitalWrite()
~504nS
I've attached a screenshot of the scope reading; I got a different scope yesterday which I am trying out today and so this is not taken on the TekTronix but is instead a Siglent SDS1104X-E; I double-checked for sanity that the digitalWrite(); function was still ~4.1uS as discovered previously.