Figure 7–11. principle period steps of the dco, Figure 7–12. on/off control of dco – Texas Instruments MSP430x1xx User Manual

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Digitally-Controlled Oscillator (DCO)

7-11

Basic Clock Module

Figure 7–11. Principle Period Steps of the DCO

f

DCOCLK

Nominal

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

DCO

Five bits (SCG0, CPUOff, SELM.1, SCG1, and SELS) control the operation of
the DCO.

Figure 7–12. On/Off Control of DCO

Q

D

Q

D

CL

CPUOff

XSELM.1

SCG1

SELS

SCG0

SMCLK

POR

DCOCLK

DCOCLK_on

1: on
0: off

DCO_Gen_on

1: on
0: off

SCG0

x
x

0
0

0
0

1

CPUOff

0
x

0
1

SELM.1

0
x

1
x

SCG1

x
0

0
1

SELS

x
0

1
x

DCOCLK

on
on

off
off

off
off

off

Comment

DCO Clock Needed For MCLK
DCO Clock Needed For SMCLK

DCO Clock is Not Needed
For MCLK (and SMCLK)

DCO Clock is Not Needed
For SMCLK (and MCLK)

DCO Clock is Not Needed:
SCG0 Bit Switches Off DCOGEN

NOTES: A. SMCLK does not need the DCOCLK signal if:

SMCLK is switched off (SCG1 = 1), or DOCCLK is not selected for SMCLK (SELS = 0).

B. MCLK does not need the DCOCLK signal if:

MCLK is switched off (CPUOff = 1), or DOCCLK is not selected for MCLK (SELM.1 = 1).

C. MCLK and SMCLK does not need the DCOCLK signal if:

The control bit SCG0 in the status register can switch off (SCG0 = 1) the DCOGEN.

DCOCLK

on
on

on
on

on
on

off

(see Note A)

(see Note B)

(see Note C)

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