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Freescale's MPC564xA Power and Reset [Application Note]*

The Qorivva MPC564xA is designed for mid-range gasoline and direct injection engines and advanced  transmissions. The Qorivva MPC564xA offers enhanced  powertrain functionality, such as on-chip emission  control and also addresses the harsh environments of  engines and transmissions.

 

Internally, the MPC564xA requires multiple power  supply voltages; however, the device can run from a  single 5 V power supply by generating the other voltages  from internal regulators and an internal regulator  controller. The major power supply for the devices is 5 V,  which powers the internal regulators and is used for the  pin input and output voltages. In addition, 3.3 V is  required for the internal pad prebuffers and flash  memory. The majority of the internal logic including the  FMPLL is powered by 1.2 V. These voltages can all be  generated from the internal regulators and regulator  controller. The SRAM has a separate supply input for stay-alive features, if they are wanted. If using the  device’s external bus or external debug trace features, an  external 3.3 V supply is also required.

 

This application note describes the power supply options for the MPC564xA as well as the required  external circuitry for all of the power supplies, including digital supplies, analog supplies, the SRAM  standby supply, and the phase-locked loop supply. Also included is a section on the device’s reset  configuration options.

 

View full application note here.

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