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Part # 35FS6500
Description  Grade 0 safety power system basis chip with CAN FD transceiver
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35FS4500-35FS6500-ASILB
Grade 0 safety power system basis chip with CAN FD transceiver
Figure 51 describes the independent state machine of long duration timer (LDT). After a POR of the device, the
LDT is in idle mode waiting for configuration. The after-run timer function starts when the LDT_ENABLE bit is
set by SPI. The wake-up timer function starts when the device enters in LPOFF mode.
• When function 1 is selected and the counter reaches the after run value (EOT), an interrupt is generated and
the counter is stopped. The counter must be disabled (~ENABLE) before reading its value and enabled again.
• When function 2 is selected and the counter reaches the after run value (EOT), the device goes to LPOFF
mode and the counter is stopped. The counter must be disabled (~ENABLE) before reading its value and
enabled again.
• When function 3 is selected and the counter reaches the after run value (EOT), the device goes to LPOFF
mode. The counter is reset and restart to count. When the counter reaches the wake-up value (EOT), the
device wakes up and the counter is stopped. The counter must be disabled (~ENABLE) before reading its
value and enabled again.
• When function 4 is selected and the counter reaches the wake-up value (EOT), the device wakes up and the
counter is stopped. The counter must be disabled (~ENABLE) before reading its value and enabled again.
• When function 5 is selected and the counter overflows (OVRFLW), the device wakes up and the counter is
stopped. The counter must be disabled (~ENABLE) before reading its value and enabled again. Overflow
means counter max value is reached (all 24 bits at logic 1).
• When function 5 is selected and the devices wakes up by CAN, or IO, the counter is running. The counter
must be disabled (~ENABLE) before reading its value and enabled again.
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AFTER RUN
count
IDLE
STOP
WAKE UP
count
F3 & EOT
* F3 & EOT -> LPOFF
~ ENABLE
ENABLE &
(F1|F2|F3)
(F1|F2) & EOT
* F1 & EOT -> INTB
* F2 & EOT -> LPOFF
EOT: End Of Timer
OVRFLW: Timer Overflow
FX: Function X selected
WU: Wake up
~ ENABLE
~ ENABLE
POR
ENABLE &
LPOFF & (F4|F5)
* F5 & WU
by CAN, IO
((F3|F4) & EOT) | (F5 & OVRFLW)
* (F3|F4) & EOT -> WU
* F5 & OVRFLW -> WU
Figure 51. Long duration timer state machine
12.9 CAN transceiver
The CAN (controller area network) transceiver provides the physical interface between the CAN protocol
controller of an MCU and the physical dual wires CAN-bus. The 35FS4500/35FS6500 integrated CAN interface
is compliant with flexible data standard at 2.0 Mbit/s. It offers excellent EMC and ESD performance, and meets
the ISO 11898-2(11) and ISO 11898-5(12) standards.
35FS4500-35FS6500-ASILB
All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers.
© 2024 NXP B.V. All rights reserved.
Product data sheet
Rev. 3 — 5 August 2024
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