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AM3352: Using 1pps timer input to generate precise RTC

Part Number: AM3352


I am trying to understand the flow for using a 1pps input as a way to produce a precise RTC.  After searching around the TI E2E community I ran across this post where I found an application that looks similar to what I am trying to do with respect to using 1pps.  I just don’t know how this is ultimately used to make the RTC more accurate.   

https://e2e.ti.com/support/arm/sitara_arm/f/791/t/262837  

From that post and the code that is provided, Timer 7 can be used to generate a clock which can be connected to tclkin.   Likewise tclkin can be selected to be an input to the PRCM, but this is where I lose it.  It's not obvious that I can connect this tclkin to the RTC IP via the PRCM, and even if I could, it's not the proper frequency.   So how does the 1pps input get used to generate a precise RTC?  What am I missing here?