MPC5777C - Ensuring that core 1 clock source is equal to zero

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MPC5777C - Ensuring that core 1 clock source is equal to zero

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MatheusFranklin
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Hello!

 

I need to guarantee that the core 1 is completely disabled. The core reference manual (e200Z759N3CRM) names the input clock source of the core as "m_clk".

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The MPC5777CRM says that, when in reset state, the core clock is "stopped".

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I need to confirm if the "m_clk" of the core is gated off when in reset state.

 

Thanks, 

Matheus

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petervlna
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hello,

Yes in reset state the clocks are gated. So if you have just one core in reset the clock will be gated to that particular core.

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Not sure what is m_clk signal you have mentioned , but the cores are supplied by core_clk

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Best regards,

Peter

 

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petervlna
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hello,

Yes in reset state the clocks are gated. So if you have just one core in reset the clock will be gated to that particular core.

petervlna_0-1725508614254.png

Not sure what is m_clk signal you have mentioned , but the cores are supplied by core_clk

petervlna_1-1725508686007.png

Best regards,

Peter