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GD3160 Datasheet(HTML) 71 Page - NXP Semiconductors |
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71 / 114 page ![]() NXP Semiconductors GD3160 Advanced IGBT/SiC gate driver aaa-034290 R/W[0] + ADDR[4:0] + DATA[9:8] MOSI Commands sent Responses received SCLK CSB CSB low (SPI active) for 24b message length SCLK clocks in 24b message (shown as 3x bytes for readability) Breakdown (per byte) of 24-bit command sent Breakdown (per byte) of 24-bit response received All responses determined from previous command Determines next reply All commands in chain are latched at CSB rising edge MOSI is always read in on SCLK rising edge MISO is always updated in on SCLK falling edge MISO R/W [0] + ADDR[4:0] + DATA[9:8] DATA[7:0] DATA[7:0] CRC[7:0] CRC[7:0] 24-bit message breakdown: · [23]: Read/Write (1b) · [22:18]: Address (5b) · [17:8]: Data (10b) · [7:0]: CRC (8b) Figure 36. Single-device SPI message breakdown 11.13.2 SPI CRC When transmitting a message, both the GD3160 and the SPI master calculate the CRC of the first 16 SPI bits [23:8] and append an eight bit CRC value as bits [7:0]. This completes the 24-bit SPI message. The CRC is calculated using the polynomial x8 + x5 + x3 + x2 + x +1 (100101111) with a seed value of binary 11111111 (if the lookup table method is used, the seed value is 0x42). If the CRC of the received message matches its calculated CRC, then the message was received correctly (for CRC calculation example refer to "GD31xx Device Driver Example Code" on www.nxp.com/GD3160). If the CRC of the received message does not match the calculated CRC, there was a receive error and the data is not saved or used. The error is also logged in the STATUS2 register; the SPIERR bit is set. T C0 Inputdata C1 T T C2 C4 T C6 T C7 T T C5 C3 0*X7 0*X6 1*X8 0*X4 1*X5 1*X2 1*X3 1*1 aaa-024603 1*X T Figure 37. CRC Polynomial 11.13.3 Protection of register configuration Most of the SPI registers are protected from inadvertent modification. They are intended to be configured at power up and left unchanged during normal operation, while the IGBT is being PWMed. This protection ensures that operating modes, fault masks, fault thresholds, and fault filter times are unchanged unless the GD3160 receives clear instructions to change them. GD3160 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © 2024 NXP B.V. All rights reserved. Product data sheet Rev. 13 — 6 May 2024 71 / 114 |
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