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43 / 333 page  DA14530 Low Power Bluetooth 5.1 SoC Final Datasheet Revision 3.4 21-Dec-2021 CFR0011-120-00 43 of 332 © 2021 Renesas Electronics around 865 µs. If RAM has been retained, running software means application; if not then the Booter will be started. Figure 8: Wake-Up from extended/deep sleep A GPIO trigger will have to go through the wake up controller first, which requires 7 RCX clock cycles before it is allowed to trigger the PMU and have the state machine running. Even after all power rails are done, switching the system clock from RCX into RC32M (so software stars running) takes 3.5 RCX clock cycles (indicated in state=RUNNING:SWITCH) in the figure above. If the system wakes up from an internal timer running at the RCX clock, then the WokenUp signal will be asserted 6 RCX clock cycles after the timer generates the interrupt (i.e ~400usec). 4.3.1 Go-to-Sleep and Refresh Bandgap The sleep state disables the power-consuming blocks and triggers the "hold mode" for the bandgap referenced voltages. After a certain amount of time (sleep refresh counter), these "hold" voltages need to be refreshed. The lower loop of the FSM in Figure 6 enables the bandgap, refreshes the voltages, checks for BOD events via the POR circuits and if ok, resets the refresh timer and goes back to sleep. This is an autonomous cycle led by hardware until the system is woken up by a wake- up event. The refresh timer can be configured by setting the PMU_SLEEP_REG [BG_REFRESH_INTERVAL] bit field (1 LSB = 64 × 32 kHz clock cycles). The go-to-sleep and the bandgap refresh sequence is shown in Figure 9. Figure 9: Go-to-Sleep and Bandgap Refresh 4.4 OTP Memory Layout The OTP memory has to be programmed according to a specific layout, which structures information to be easily accessible from the BootROM code as well as the actual application. An overview of the layout scheme is presented in Figure 10. |
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