Features
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Introduction
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192K bytes of 32-bit-wide internal SRAM memory that allows local storage
of operating system (OS) critical routines and that provides a direct path
from the SRAM to the LCD controller
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An external memory traffic controller (TC) that allows asynchronous
operation among the external memory interface, the MPU, and the DSP
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Mailboxes (two for MPU-to-DSP and two for DSP-to-MPU) for
interprocessor communication
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Endianism conversion (default bypass, selectable, and configurable)
between the DSP and the traffic controller and between the DSP and the
MPU interface (MPUI) port boundaries
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Elastic buffering between the traffic controller and the MPU/DSP
controllers to facilitate fully synchronous and synchronous scalable mode
clock operations
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JTAG port for test, debug, and emulation
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Clock management:
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One digital phase-locked loop (DPLL) and three clock management
units for MPU, DSP, and traffic controller clock generation and
management
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System power management for idle mode and power-down functions
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Peripherals available for the OS, general-purpose housekeeping, and
application-specific functions:
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For the MPU:
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Three 32-bit timers
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A 16-bit watchdog timer
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An interrupt handler
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An LCD controller
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Configuration registers
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McBSP2 (multichannel buffered serial port)
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Inter-integrated circuit (I
2
C) interface
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MicroWire interface
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Keyboard interface
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Universal serial bus (USB) function and host interface