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RM48 PIN Description

RM48 PIN Description

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lyoo hanseoung
Posted by lyoo hanseoung
on Feb 28 2012 20:51 PM
Intellectual280 points

Hello, TI.

I have a question.

The pin name of GIOB[2] is pin number of F2, by the SPNS174-SEPTEMBER 2011(Page 26).

The pin name of MIBSPI3NCS[0]/AD2EVT/GIOB[2] is pin number of V10, by the SPNS174-SEPTEMBER 2011(Page 23, 29).

What's corret the pin number of GIOB[2]...?

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  • Sunil Oak
    Posted by Sunil Oak
    on Feb 29 2012 15:21 PM
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    Hello,

    GIOB[2] on the RM48x microcontroller can be input from either the F2 or the V10 terminal. This is controlled by the state of the PINMMR29 register bit 16. This bit is cleared by default, which allows the GIOB[2] input to come from the F2 terminal. Setting this bit allows the input to GIOB[2] to be driven in from the V10 terminal.

    The reason behind this is as follows:

    The N2HET2 module on this MCU supports a feature wherein you can optionally disable selected PWM outputs from the N2HET2 whenever a fault is indicated to the N2HET2 module. This fault indication is done by driving the MIBSPI3NCS[0]/AD2EVT/GIOB[2] terminal low. It could be useful in the application to generate an interrupt to the CPU whenever an external circuit indicates a fault to the N2HET2 module. This is why this terminal is also mapped as an input to the GIOB[2] signal.

    The application can enable interrupt generation whenever a falling edge is detected on the GIOB[2] terminal which is input from the V10 terminal to disable selected N2HET2 PWM outputs.

    Note that the GIOB[2] output functionality is only mapped to the F2 terminal. We will clarify this implementation in the next datasheet and TRM updates.

    Regards, Sunil

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