26.7.3 Interrupt Flag Status and Clear

Note: Subsequent to an interrupt flag being cleared, the flag must be read back to verify the clear before exiting the ISR. Failure to do this can result in duplicate interrupts.
Table 26-5. Register Bit Attribute Legend
SymbolDescriptionSymbolDescriptionSymbolDescription
RReadable bitHCCleared by Hardware(Grey cell)Unimplemented
WWritable bitHSSet by HardwareXBit is unknown at Reset
KWrite to clearSSoftware settable bit
Name: INTFLAG
Offset: 0x0008
Reset: 0x00000000
Property: -

Bit 3130292827262524 
          
Access  
Reset  
Bit 2322212019181716 
          
Access  
Reset  
Bit 15141312111098 
      ADDVREGRDY2ADDVREGRDY1ADDVREGRDY0 
Access R/WR/WR/W 
Reset 000 
Bit 76543210 
  BORVDDUSB1BORVDDUSB0   LVDRDYLVDET 
Access R/WR/WR/WR/W 
Reset 0000 

Bits 8, 9, 10 – ADDVREGRDYn Additional Regulator n Ready , n = 0 for USB-PHY0, n = 1 for USB-PHY1, and n = 2 for PLL

Set by hardware when the corresponding Additional Regulator is ready and the output voltage is correct.

Write one to clear the corresponding bit.

Bits 5, 6 – BORVDDUSBn Brown-Out detected for a VDD_USB, n = 0,1

Set by hardware when a Brown-Out has been detected on the corresponding VDD_USB.

Write one to clear the corresponding bit.

Bit 1 – LVDRDY Low Voltage Detector Ready

Set by hardware the Low Voltage Detector is ready to operate.

Write one to clear the corresponding bit.

Bit 0 – LVDET Low Voltage Detected

Set by hardware if VDDIO crosses the threshold voltage in a “good” direction according to LVD.DIR.

Write one to clear the corresponding bit.