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Table 17-11. Power Management Instructions
Syntax
Description
Operation
Z
N
C
V
wev0 #ev
Wait event 0
Stop clock until events[ev] == 0
-
-
-
-
wev1 #ev
Wait event 1
Stop clock until events[ev] == 1
-
-
-
-
sleep
sleep
Stop clock until wakeup, then pc
-
-
-
-
= 2*vector
When a i or wev1 instruction is executed, the sensor controller stops the clock until the selected event is
deasserted (0) or asserted (1), respectively. When the selected condition is satisfied, the clock is re-
enabled and instruction execution continues sequentially.
deasserted (0) or asserted (1), respectively. When the selected condition is satisfied, the clock is re-
enabled and instruction execution continues sequentially.
The wev0 and wev1 instructions use the same event inputs to the sensor controller as for the instructions
bev0 and bev1 . They are described in
bev0 and bev1 . They are described in
, Sensor Controller Events.
The instructions embed a 3-bit event ID in the instruction word, directly supporting 8 external events. More
can be selected using the prefix instruction.
can be selected using the prefix instruction.
The sleep instruction also stops the clock until a dedicated wake-up event is asserted. When this
happens, the clock is re-enabled and program execution continues at an address corresponding to the
value on a vector input to the sensor controller, as shown in
happens, the clock is re-enabled and program execution continues at an address corresponding to the
value on a vector input to the sensor controller, as shown in
. The events have priority ordered
from event vector 0 (highest) to event vector 3 (lowest).
Address 0 is also used as the reset vector.
Table 17-12. Vector Inputs
Vector
Address (Relative to AUX RAM)
0
0x0000
1
0x0002
2
0x0004
3
0x0006
This allows waiting in deep power down mode, and once the wakeup occurs, a quick response to the
active wake-up source by directly branching to the appropriate handler.
active wake-up source by directly branching to the appropriate handler.
If the sensor controller is running, it will not be affected by new event vectors being asserted until the
SLEEP instruction is executed again. The events used with the sleep instruction are found in
SLEEP instruction is executed again. The events used with the sleep instruction are found in
, Sensor Controller Events.
17.4.1.5.8 Miscellaneous Instructions
A few instructions fall outside of the previously described instruction groups. These instructions are shown
in
in
and described in this section.
Table 17-13. Miscellaneous Instructions
Syntax
Description
Operation
Z
N
C
V
ld Rd,#simm
Load immediate
Rd = simm
-
-
-
-
ld Rd,Rs
Load register
Rd = rs
-
-
-
-
pfix #imm
Prefix immediate
pfix = imm
-
-
-
-
The load immediate instruction embeds a 10-bit signed immediate in the instruction word, allowing an
immediate in the range -512 to +511 to be loaded directly into a register.
immediate in the range -512 to +511 to be loaded directly into a register.
The load register instruction copies a source register to a destination register. The nop instruction is
encoded as ld R7,R7.
encoded as ld R7,R7.
The prefix instruction embeds an 8-bit, unsigned immediate in the instruction word that is loaded into a
hidden prefix register. Upon execution of the next instruction with an immediate or direct address operand,
the prefix register is effectively providing bit 15-8 of the source operand. Once used, the prefix register is
disabled and not used again until following the execution of a new prefix instruction.
hidden prefix register. Upon execution of the next instruction with an immediate or direct address operand,
the prefix register is effectively providing bit 15-8 of the source operand. Once used, the prefix register is
disabled and not used again until following the execution of a new prefix instruction.
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