S32V234 CMU Clock Coverage

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S32V234 CMU Clock Coverage

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jianlongzhang
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi, 

I would like to ask the clock coverage of S32V234 CMU module. From Table 22-5 of RM, CMU covers only some of the clocks. How to monitor other clocks who doesn't have build-in CMU, for example, QSPI_CLK, CORE_CLK, etc? 

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Regards

Tony Zhang

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aarul
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi Tony

The Clock monitors are put on all clock nodes based on clock architecture analysis and safety requirements derived from assumed safety concept. Some reasons for this are:

1. There is already a branch of clock that is monitored which offers adequate coverage. (eg: core_clk monitored via sys clock)

2. There are additional safety mechanisms that offer adequate coverage. (eg: core clock failure leading to malfunction in cores which will cause WDOG failure or CRC mismatch for data transfer through Quadspi)

3. Some modules are not safety related (eg: debug) and so do not need in-field protection.

Hope this helps,

Regards

-Aarul

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aarul
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi Tony

The Clock monitors are put on all clock nodes based on clock architecture analysis and safety requirements derived from assumed safety concept. Some reasons for this are:

1. There is already a branch of clock that is monitored which offers adequate coverage. (eg: core_clk monitored via sys clock)

2. There are additional safety mechanisms that offer adequate coverage. (eg: core clock failure leading to malfunction in cores which will cause WDOG failure or CRC mismatch for data transfer through Quadspi)

3. Some modules are not safety related (eg: debug) and so do not need in-field protection.

Hope this helps,

Regards

-Aarul

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jianlongzhang
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi Aarul

Thanks for your comments. I think it is reasonable. 

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