Functional Overview

The state transitions are:

Ready to Reset

When reset is asserted to the smc_aclk domain, it enters the Reset state.

Reset to Ready

When reset is deasserted to the smc_aclk domain, it enters the

Ready state.

Ready to Low-power

The Low-power state is entered when the SMC next becomes idle after either:

the SMC receives a low-power request through the APB smc_memc_cfg_set Register

the SMC receives a low-power request through the SMC low-power interface.

Low-power to Ready

The SMC exits the Low-power state back to Ready when either:

the SMC low-power request bit is cleared in the APB smc_memc_cfg_clr Register

the SMC low-power interface negates the low-power request.

Low-power to Reset

When Reset is asserted to the smc_aclk reset domain, it enters the

Reset state.

2.4.2Clocking and resets

This section describes:

Clocking

Resets on page 2-17.

Clocking

All configurations of the SMC support at least two clock domains, and have the following clock inputs:

smc_aclk

smc_mclk0

smc_mclk0n.

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