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Magnetic oscillator test (mot), Oscillator direction (odir), High speed oscillator test (dhst) – PNI MicroMag User Manual

Page 22: Idle mode, Table 5-3: period select, 3 idle mode, 3 magnetic oscillator test (mot), 4 oscillator direction (odir), 5 high speed oscillator test (dhst)

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PNI Sensor Corporation

DOC# 1015175 r01

MicroMag User Manual

– March 2010

Page 22 of 23

Table 5-3: Period Select

Period Select

PS2

PS1

PS0

32

0

0

0

64

0

0

1

128

0

1

0

256

0

1

1

512

1

0

0

1024

1

0

1

2048

1

1

0

4096

1

1

1

5.2.3 Magnetic Oscillator Test (MOT)

When set HIGH, MOT causes the magnetic oscillator circuit (selected by AS0

and AS1 in the directions selected by ODIR) to run continuously until the MicroMag

is RESET.

5.2.4 Oscillator Direction (ODIR)

ODIR determines the magnetic oscillator direction if MOT is set to 1. It has no

effect on direction when the MOT bit is set to zero. This is used for debug purposes

only, and will not be set in normal operation.

5.2.5 High Speed Oscillator Test (DHST)

When high, the internal high speed clock is set to drive the DHST pad at ½ the

clock speed. When low, the DHST pad is set to DVDD. This is used for debug

purposes only, and will not be set in normal operation.

5.3 Idle Mode

The MicroMag incorporates an idle mode to reduce power consumption, in which it

automatically goes to sleep when it is not exchanging data or taking a measurement.

However, it does not necessarily initialize in the idle mode at power-up. To ensure the

MicroMag will be in idle mode after being turned on, it is necessary to cycle the system

through one measurement operation.