Part Number: AM623
My customer wants to use WKUP_CLKOUT0 for an external Wifi device.
Taking the power-up sequence as a reference by when is it stable and ca be used?
Best regards,
Frank
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Part Number: AM623
My customer wants to use WKUP_CLKOUT0 for an external Wifi device.
Taking the power-up sequence as a reference by when is it stable and ca be used?
Best regards,
Frank
This IO cell associated with this pin will not be turned on until MCU_PORz has been released, reset propagates through the device, and enables the IO. This time is not defined, but it should be very soon after the rising edge of MCU_PORz.
Note: The first clock cycle may be short or a glitch since the IO buffer is being turned on asynchronous to the clock. Any device using this clock needs to be held in reset for a few clock cycles after the IO turns on to ensure the attached device is not over-clocked by a short cycle.
FYI, on the AM62x, the WKUP_CLKOUT0 output defaults to 25M and the Mux is required to be configured for the required frequency.
Regards,
Paul