I have a general question on how to implement a EMIOS programmable input filter for the MPC5554.
Using the assumptions:
1. A system clock frequency of 132MHz.
2. GPREN = 0x1, enabling the global clock prescalar.
3. GPRE[7:0] = 0x00000010, setting the global clock prescalar value to 3.
4. UCPREN = 0x1, enabling the unified channel prescalar
5. UCPRE[1:0]= 0x11, setting the clock divider value to 4.
6. FCK=0x0 so is set to prescaled clock.
7. IF=0x1000 (16 clock filter periods).
In the MPC5554 reference manual in figure 17-13 it shows the "Prescaled Clock" input. Is this the same input as the "prescaled clock" output seen in figure 17-54? If it is, then using the Ratio they show in figure 17-54, is (3*4)=12. Would the clock for the EMIOS then be prescaled down by 12, giving a programmed filter time of: 1/(132MHz)*12*16=1.45us?
I ask because my interpretation does not match up clearly to figure 17-12 which has a "internal counter clock" input to the unified prescalar and figure 17-1 which has the "system clock" going to a clock prescalar block.
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Hi,
The Global Clock Prescaler (MCR[GPRE]) divides the System clock to generate an Internal Counter Clock for the clock prescalers of the unified channels, see Fig 17-1.
This Internal Counter Clock can be further divided by channel Prescaler (CCR[UCPRE]) so channel counts at Prescaler Clock, see Fig 17-12 and Fig 17-54. This Prescaler Clock can be also selected as clock source for programmable input filter.
BR, Petr
Hi,
The Global Clock Prescaler (MCR[GPRE]) divides the System clock to generate an Internal Counter Clock for the clock prescalers of the unified channels, see Fig 17-1.
This Internal Counter Clock can be further divided by channel Prescaler (CCR[UCPRE]) so channel counts at Prescaler Clock, see Fig 17-12 and Fig 17-54. This Prescaler Clock can be also selected as clock source for programmable input filter.
BR, Petr