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TNETV1002IDZHK Datasheet(HTML) 52 Page - Texas Instruments |
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52 / 102 page ![]() MCU Subsystem Functional Overview 42 June 2001 -- Revised December 2002 SPRS180C 4.5 MCU Peripheral Clock Management The 5471 device is clocked by the external clock input, REFCLK. The 5471 REFCLK input does not provide a clock oscillator, so it must be driven by a square-wave input signal that meets VIH and VIL requirements. Both subsystems (DSP and MCU) derive their clocks from REFCLK using software-programmable PLLs. Immediately following reset or power up, the contents of the respective CLKMD registers for both subsystems depend on the status of the programmable internal ports on their respective PLLs. For the MCU subsystem, these internal ports are hardwired so that the programmable capability of default mode is not available. For the DSP subsystem, the programmable internal ports to the DSP PLL are connected to the output of a register (DSP_REG) that is controlled by the RISC processor. This allows the DSP PLL default values to be programmable under the control of the MCU subsystem. The clock management scheme is shown in Figure 4--3. ÷ 2(N+1) ARM_clock AUDIO_CLK REFCLK PLL_DSP DSP_clock ARM PLL_ARM ÷ D Power- Down Module Shut-down DSP EIM UART IrDA UART SPI I2C EIM_clock D=512 TIMER Select_ARM_clk INTH Asynchronous wake-up IrDA _clock UART_clock SPI_clock I2C_clock TIMER_clock Interrupts from peripherals GPIO GPIO_clock Shut-down Figure 4--3. Clock Management Module The MCU subsystem operates in one of three modes: PLL (normal) mode, DIV mode, or power-down mode. In power-down mode, the input clock frequency is divided by a large value (512 -- 1023). Configuring the operation of the MCU subsystem clock module in power-down mode and using divisor values below 512 will result in stopping the clock. Similar to the DSP clock, the MCU subsystem clock is also derived from the scaled version of the input clock, REFCLK. The PLL used by the RISC has the same look and feel as the DSP PLL. For this reason, the RISC processor uses the same minimum input-clock-frequency restriction and scaling values as the DSP. |
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