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Part # MAC7200
Description  MAC7200 Microcontroller Family Reference Manual
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MAC7200 Microcontroller Family Reference Manual, Rev. 2
Freescale Semiconductor
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Chapter 3
Low Power Modes
3.1
Low Power Modes Introduction
The MAC72xx provides three low power modes to enable the minimum run current for every application.
The following low power modes are supported (in order of decreasing power consumption).
3.2
Run Mode
This is the “normal” operating mode of the MAC72xx, in which all clocks are running, and all peripherals
are powered up.
Entering Run mode
•Reset
Exiting all other current Low Power Modes
In this mode, the following components may be individually controlled:
Turn off the RTI by writing 0 to the RTI counter register
Turn off the SWT by writing 0 to the SWT counter register
Put any peripheral into Disable mode by setting its MDIS bit. Note that after a reset, all peripherals
that support a Disable mode are put into this mode by default.
Exiting Run mode
Run mode is exited by entering any other Low Power Mode
3.3
Doze Mode
In this system level mode, the clocks to each peripheral may be disabled in order to reduce power
consumption. This mode is intended for dynamic power management. In Doze mode, each individual
peripheral’s clock is gated by the peripheral itself (See Chapter 5, “System Clock Description” for more
Table 3-1. Low Power Modes
Mode
Description
Run Mode
This is the “normal” operating mode of the MAC72xx, in which all clocks are running, and all peripherals
are powered up.
Doze Mode
In this system level mode, the clocks to each peripheral may be disabled in order to reduce power
consumption. This mode is intended for dynamic power management.
Disabled Mode
In this mode, the peripheral is completely disabled, typically because it is not used for the particular
application being executed. This mode is intended for static power management.



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