27.4 Functional Description

Power Domains

The device consists of the following internal power domains:

  • PD_CORE_BU (Power Domain Backup). It contains the backup peripherals:
    • XOSC32K - 32k oscillator
    • OSCULP32K – Low Power RC
    • SUPC - Supply Controller
    • RSTC - Reset Controller
    • RTC - Real Time Clock
    • PM - Power Manager
    • TRAM – Trust RAM
  • PD_CORE_SW (Power Domain Switchable). It contains the CPU, FLASH and all the peripherals not located in the PD_CORE_BU.
  • PD_CORE_RAM (Power Domain RAM ). It contains the System SRAM. It can be partially or fully turned OFF in standby or hibernate mode according to STDBYCFG.RAMCFG or HIBCFG.RAMCFG configuration.
  • PD_CORE_USB (Power Domain USB). Dedicated power domain containing USB-PHY cells.
  • PD_CORE_PLL (Power Domain PLL ). Dedicated power domain containing PLL cells.
Table 27-2. Power Domain Regulator Summary
POWER DOMAINSINTERNAL REGULATORSPOWER DOMAIN COMMENTS
VREGRAMLPVREGVREGSWUSBVREGPLLVREG
PD_CORE_BUXXBackup power domain powered by VREGRAM regulator except in BACKUP mode when LPVREG is the power source. Includes peripherals:
  • XOSC32K - 32k oscillator
  • OSCULP32K – Low Power RC
  • SUPC - Supply Controller
  • RSTC - Reset Controller
  • RTC - Real Time Clock
  • PM - Power Manager
  • TRAM – Trust RAM
PD_CORE_SWXCPU core and peripherals power domain other than those in PD_CORE_BU, (backup Domain)
PD_CORE_RAMXSystem SRAM Power domain
PD_CORE_USBX USB PHY power domain
PD_CORE_PLLXPowers the PLL (analog) power domain
DOMAIN REGULATOR CONTROLS
SUPC.AVREGEN {x,y]XXUSB and PLL regulator enable/disable
STANDBY MODE
SUPC.AVREGSTDBY[x,y ]XXUSB and PLL regulator behavior control in STDBY mode
PM.STDBYCFG.RAMCFGXSelects whether system SRAM powered or not powered in STANDBY mode.
PM.STDBYCFG.LPRAMXSelects if SRAM interface logic is powered or not powered in STANDBY mode.
HIBERNATE MODE
PM.HIBCFG.RAMCFGXSelects whether system SRAM powered or not powered in HIBERNATE mode.
PM.HIBCFG.LPRAMXSelects if SRAM interface logic is powered or not powered in HIBERNATE mode.
Note:
  1. Product specific, see SUPC.VREGCTRL register for confirmation.
Figure 27-2. Power Domain Block Diagram