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MEC1632 Datasheet(HTML) 111 Page - Microchip Technology |
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111 / 636 page ![]() 2012-2018 Microchip Technology Inc. DS00001592B-page 111 MEC1632 Note 7-19 to shut down EC Clock Tree 0, Host Clock Tree 0 and Host Clock Tree 1 drive the VCC_PWRGD input pin to ground while the VCC_PWRGD signal function is selected (the default setting for this pin). 7.4.10 POWER MANAGEMENT INTERFACE 7.4.10.1 Overview The MEC1632 includes several features to help minimize power consumption, the most intrinsic of which is the appli- cation of advanced gate-level low-power design techniques. The EC can also establish the upper run-time power con- sumption limit by asserting individual internal block enables (i.e., as described in the Generic Block Clocking Model) only for functions that are absolutely required during normal operation. Finally, the EC can also dynamically minimize power consumption by modulating clocks at the block level and within the Clock Generator using the clock gating feature of the Power Management Interface. APPLICATION NOTE: implementing dynamic power management using individual internal block enables alone is complicated by the fact that, depending on the block implementation, block enables may also perform a reset function. There are six EC Controlled Dynamic Power States as described in Section 7.4.10.2, "EC Controlled Dynamic Power States". These states are achieved using clock gating as described in Section 7.4.10.5, "Clock Gating," on page 115, which can also affect the 20 MHz Oscillator. Running and sleeping are the two basic operational modes when considering dynamic power management as defined by this interface (Figure 7-12). Transitions between these modes are deliberate and persistent. For example, to exit the full power state the EC must issue a sleep command as described in "EC Controlled Sleep State Activation," on page 117. Exiting sleep states requires the Wake Interface. FIGURE 7-12: MODE TRANSITIONS FOR DYNAMIC POWER MANAGEMENT FULL POWER EC SLEEP PREPARING SYSTEM SLEEP DEEPEST SLEEP HEAVY SLEEP LIGHT SLEEP SLEEP STATES EC Sleep Instruction, SLEEP_FLAG=’0' Interrupt/Wake Event SLEEP_FLAG=’1' EC Sleep Instruction, No Clocks Required, Clock Overriode ‘Off’ EC Sleep Instruction, No Clocks Required, Clock Override ‘On’ EC Sleep Instruction, Some Clocks Required |
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