Power Application Controller
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Copyright 2020 © Qorvo, Inc.
Rev 1.0
– Jan 17, 2020
P7
GPIOF7
TCPWM7
TDPWM7
USDMISO
CANTXD
I2CSDA
GPIOG
P3
GPIOG3
TCPWM3
TDPWM3
USDMISO
TRACED2
P4
GPIOG4
TCPWM4
TDPWM4
EMUXD
I2CSCL
USDSS
TRACED3
TDQEPIDX
P5
GPIOG5
TCPWM5
TDPWM5
EMUXC
USDMOSI
CANRXD
TDQEPPHA
P6
GPIOG6
TCPWM6
TDPWM6
I2CSDA
USDMISO
CANTXD
TDQEPPHB
For more information on how to configure the DPM for the PAC5526, see the PAC55XX Family
User Guide.
5.4
Analog Interrupts
The Analog Front-end may interrupt the MCU during operation when certain system conditions
occur. There are two analog interrupts available:
•
IRQ1 (MCU PA7)
•
IRQ2/POS (MCU PA0)
The IRQ1 interrupt is available on the MCU on the PA7 IO. To receive this interrupt, the MCU
must configure PA7 as an edge triggered, active-low interrupt. Error conditions such as power
management faults, temperature faults and gate driver faults may assert the IRQ1 interrupt.
The IRQ2/POS interrupt is available on the MCU on the PA0 IO. To receive this interrupt, the
MCU must configure PA0 as an edge triggered, active-low interrupt. This interrupt is asserted
for AIO<9:6> are configured for digital input and interrupts, or when AIO<9:7> are configured for
BEMF zero-cross comparisons (special mode).