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Part # BMP585
Description  Barometric Pressure Sensor
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The data ready interrupt will be de-asserted after reading the INT_STATUS.
The pressure out-of-range interrupt will be de-asserted after reading the INT_STATUS. If the data ready interrupt is
asserted, a new measurement data becomes available, the INT pin will stay asserted. There is no de-assertion
phase.
Figure 6: INT pin timing in latched mode
Exceptions. In the following cases, the minimal pulse length and minimal gap between pulses may be violated:
If the FIFO gets disabled or is flushed (see section 4.6.4 "FIFO configuration changes" for a description of the
conditions that cause a FIFO flush), an asserted FIFO interrupt will be de-asserted immediately and the
corresponding bits in INT_STATUS will be cleared. This may cause a violation of tint_pulse or tint_deassert.
If the conditions apply that would cause a FIFO flush, the behavior of an asserted out-of-range interrupt is the same
as for the FIFO interrupt described above: the asserted interrupt will be de-asserted immediately and the
corresponding bits in INT_STATUS will be cleared. This may cause a violation of tint_pulse or tint_deassert.
If the host reconfigures the FIFO threshold while INT is asserted, INT will get de-asserted immediately and the
INT_STATUS.fifo_ths will get cleared. This may cause a violation of tint_pulse. If the new FIFO threshold condition still
holds true, INT will reassert after tint_deassert.
If data ready and FIFO interrupts are used together, tint_deassert may be violated.
tint_deassert can be violated if FIFO interrupts are enabled at the same time with the data ready or the out-of-range
interrupt. There is no violations when data ready and out-of-range interrupts are enabled at the same time.
Latched/pulsed mode switch. Any change between latched/pulsed mode has to be applied while interrupt is disabled.
The following operations must be executed:
Turn off all INT sources (INT_SOURCE -> 0x00)
Read the INT_STATUS register to clear the status
Set the desired mode in INT_CONFIG.int_mode
INT_STATUS. Independently of the int_mode setting, the interrupt status bit in INT_STATUS will not be cleared
automatically. The FIFO status will be cleared only when the interrupt condition does not apply any more and the
INT_STATUS register has been read. The data ready and the out-of-range status will be cleared when the INT_STATUS
register has been read.
FIFO threshold interrupt during FIFO read. Interrupt generation is not blocked during an ongoing FIFO read. If the fill
level drops below the threshold during a FIFO read, and reaches the threshold again (due to a new sample being written
to the FIFO), the interrupt will be asserted. If such behavior is not wanted, it can be avoided by any of the following
strategies:
Use non-latched interrupts and ignore the interrupt during read.
Read-out the FIFO fast enough that the fill level is 2 frames below the watermark level before the next sample is
taken (which occurs ~1/ODR seconds after the interrupt assertion).



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