Using The Internal Oscillator For The System Clock With Reset Mode 1; Using The Internal Oscillator For A 32-Khz Clock With Reset Mode 1 - Texas Instruments OMAP5912 Reference Manual

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OMAP5912 Clock Architecture
5.8

Using the Internal Oscillator for the System Clock with Reset Mode 1

5.9

Using the Internal Oscillator for a 32-kHz Clock with Reset Mode 1

Figure 13.
32-kHz Oscillator Clock Connections (Reset Mode 1)
Notes:
1) Ball Y13 MUST NOT be connected to board ground (VSS). Please see the OMAP5912 Data Manual (SWPS012)
for more details on clock connections.
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Clocks
The OMAP5912 system clock cannot be driven by the internal oscillator when
reset mode is 1. The internal oscillator is automatically placed in low-power
mode when reset mode is 1.
The OMAP5912 32-kHz clock can be driven by an internal oscillator and
crystal. See Figure 13 for the hardware connections of the external 32-kHz
clock. This figure applies to reset mode 1 only.
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Hardware considerations:
J
The crystal circuit is applied to the OSC32K_IN pin (ball V13) and the
OSC32K_OUT pin (ball AA13).
J
CLK32K_IN (ball P13) must be tied low directly or with a pulldown
resistor. Any activity on this pin will corrupt the 32-kHz clock.
VDD
VSS
32kHz Crystal
osc. circuit
19.2 MHz external
clk only
See Figure 14 for a summary of the 32-kHz and system clock internal
connections.
OMAP5912
P12
RESET_MODE
P13
CLK32K_IN
V13
OSC32K_IN
Y13 1
AA13
OSC32K_OUT
Y4
SYS_CLK_IN
SPRU751A

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