The provided table is mostly correct in terms of memory sizes (8 MB PFLASH, 128 KB DFLASH, ~1.125 MB SRAM including ~384 KB TCM, and 16 KB I/D cache per core).
However, some points need clarification:
- Flash does not operate at a fixed “250 MHz”. Its performance depends on wait states and controller configuration, not a simple frequency.
- Access to Flash and SRAM is through the system interconnect (AXBS crossbar), while TCM is directly connected to the core and runs at core frequency.
- The “64-bit XBAR” description is an oversimplification; the architecture uses a multi-layer crossbar with multiple masters and ports.
- The stated 12-cycle interrupt latency corresponds to the theoretical Cortex-M7 minimum. Actual latency is higher depending on system conditions.
- There is no EWM module on S32K3 devices; the primary watchdog is SWT.
For performance analysis, it is important to distinguish between TCM (deterministic, core-coupled), SRAM (via interconnect), and Flash (via controller with latency).
