About this document Scope and purpose The Clock Supervision (CSV) feature in the XMC7000 family enables you to check the frequency of the monitored clock to ensure that it is within the allowed frequency window. To understand the functionality described and terminology used in this guide, see the “Clocking system” chapter in the Architecture Technical Reference Manual (TRM).
XMC7000: Setting the Clock Supervision (CSV) parameters Table of contents Table of contents About this document ........................1 Table of contents ..........................2 Overview ..........................3 Parameters related to CSV ...................... 4 Check the clock specifications ........................ 4 Determine the target ..........................5 Calculate the lower and upper limit .......................
XMC7000: Setting the Clock Supervision (CSV) parameters Overview Overview Figure 1 shows the signal example of the CSV. Period Monitored Clock Target Reference Clock Monitor Event the allowed frequency window Lower Limit Upper Limit Lower Limit Upper Limit Figure 1...
XMC7000: Setting the Clock Supervision (CSV) parameters Parameters related to CSV Parameters related to CSV Check the clock specifications Check the following clock specifications: Reference clock frequency and tolerance (integer %) • Monitored clock frequency and required tolerance (integer %) •...
XMC7000: Setting the Clock Supervision (CSV) parameters Parameters related to CSV Table 2 Target parameters Remarks Parameters Value Unit Minimum target (Calculated reference clock count) Cycles Target (Reference clock count for user definition) Cycles ≥ Minimum target Calculate the lower and upper limit...
XMC7000: Setting the Clock Supervision (CSV) parameters Parameters related to CSV Check the values for CSV register settings You should set the values obtained by subtracting 1 from the above-calculated values in the CSV register. The CSV calculator calculates these CSV register values based on the above parameters and automatically displays the values that are shown in the column highlighted in green.
XMC7000: Setting the Clock Supervision (CSV) parameters CSV calculator examples CSV calculator examples PLL200 An example of the PLL200 CSV calculator is demonstrated in this section with the following parameters: Reference clock frequency: 8 MHz (ECO) • Reference clock tolerance: 1 % (ECO) •...
XMC7000: Setting the Clock Supervision (CSV) parameters CSV calculator examples The CSV calculator calculates the CSV register values based on the entered parameters and automatically displays the values shown in the column highlighted in green in Table Table 5 Output parameters...
XMC7000: Setting the Clock Supervision (CSV) parameters Revision history Revision history Document Date Description of changes revision 2021-12-06 Initial release. 2023-06-05 Updated the description in section and 2.3. Updated the remarks in Table 1 Table 3. Updated section 3. Added the References section.
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