Hello, I hope you are doing well.
On the CCGR interface, before a clock root goes to on–chip peripherals, the clock root is distributed through low power clock gates (LPCG). These LPCG are implemented to automatically perform clock shutdown when a domain enters and leaves a low-power state.
There are four levels of low-power modes in a logic domain:
• Not needed
• Needed in RUN
• Needed in RUN and WAIT
• Needed in RUN, WAIT, and STOP
CCM only takes action while domain status are switching between STOP (DEEP SLEEP mode is considered the same as STOP). There are 4 domains that can be assigned. Any CPU platform can be assigned to any domain by RDC. If a domain is empty, the domain is considered as STOP.
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