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STR720 Datasheet(PDF) 365 Page - STMicroelectronics |
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STR720 Datasheet(HTML) 365 Page - STMicroelectronics |
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365 / 401 page ![]() STR720 - POWER REDUCTION MODES 365/401 After reset the RCCU is configured in RUN mode with PLL switched off, PLL_BYP enabled and DIV2 disabled, so that the main system frequency at start-up is equal to CLK input. To select the actual operating system frequency, the DIV2 multiplexer should be enabled first if the input clock frequency requires it, then PLL should be switched on after having programmed its multiplying factor. The signal generated by PLL can be selected as clock source disabling the PLL_BYP multiplexer but this operation should be performed only when PLL is stable (about 200 µs). A LOCK status bit can be used to detect PLL status and switch to its clock only when lock condition is reached. Any change of PLL lock condition is registered in dedicated interrupt pending flags. If application requires to take immediate actions when PLL lock condition is lost or achieved, an automatic PLL bypass can be enforced each time the lock condition changes, switching to reference clock as soon as lock condition is lost and switching back to PLL clock when lock condition is regained. This mechanism can be enabled by setting the AUTOBYP_EN flag. The PLL should be switched-off before changing the multiply factor, using the reference clock during this transitory phase. For more detail about PLL management see Section 13.3.2: PLL Management on page 140. During RUN mode, most of STR720 peripherals clocks can be independently switched on and off using PCG registers inside A-APB bridge, CGC block registers and a few SGCR1 register bits. In this way only the peripherals whose functionalities are required by the system need to be clocked, so the actual power consumption of the whole STR720 device can be adapted by software, according to application requirements and the exact current consumption is heavily dependent on which blocks are active and for how long. At system reset all of controlled peripherals are kept under reset with their clock signals switched off, except EIC, EMI and DRAMC which are required for system start-up. It is up to application software to enable the required peripherals. The following table summarizes the peripherals whose clock and reset lines can be controlled: 29 / 8 58.00 3.63 29.00 29.00 15 / 4 60.00 3.75 30.00 30.00 31 / 8 62.00 3.88 31.00 31.00 8 / 2 64.00 4.00 32.00 32.00 33 / 8 66.00 4.13 33.00 33.00 17 / 4 68.00 4.25 34.00 22.67 35 / 8 70.00 4.38 35.00 23.33 Table 82. RUN mode system frequencies (CLK=16 MHz) PLL Multiplier / Divider AHB / S-APB [MHz] A-APB min (f/16) A-APB max (f/2) ATAPI |
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