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79 / 109 page ![]() ams Datasheet Page 79 [v1-10] 2018-Apr-27 Document Feedback AS3956 − Detailed Description After first initialization the configuration of the EEPROM is read and the configuration of the internal pull-up resistors is stored in registers directly supplied by the VP_IO. This means that if the chip is disabled by setting line /SS low the configuration will be kept. This means that after first initialization the internal pull-up resistors will be active even if the chip is set into stand-by mode using /SS line. Strong and Weak Pull-Up Behavior during Chip Initialization When powered up by the VP_IO without an RF field present, chip initialization takes place when the /SS pin is taken low. Between the time when power is applied to VP_IO and /SS going low, strong pull-ups (3k ohm) are applied to the SDA/MISO and SCL/SCLK lines regardless of whether the chip is configured for SPI or I2C. Further during this period a weak pull (nominally 350k ohm) is connected to /SS. After /SS goes low the weak pull-up on /SS is removed and the strong pull-ups are configured according to FAB_CFG2. Interrupt Interface Description There are two interrupt registers implemented in AS3956 (Interrupt Register 0 and Interrupt Register 1). When an interrupt condition is met, the source of interrupt bit is set in the interrupt register and the IRQ pin goes to high. The microcontroller shall read the interrupt registers to distinguish between different interrupt sources. After an interrupt register is read, its content is reset to 0. IRQ pin goes to low after the interrupt bit(s), which caused its transition to high, has been read. Please note that there may be multiple interrupt register bits set in case the controller does not immediately read the Interrupt Registers after the IRQ signal was set and another event causing interrupt occurred. The process of reading interrupt registers is composed of two phases. In the first phase, interrupts are pushed into internal buffer just before reading the first bit of the register. In the second phase the bits stored in the buffer are read out. The interrupts stored in each internal register are cleared and considered being read out at the rising edge of SCLK of the first interrupt bit for each interrupt register. |
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