AURA SOM/AURA Hardware/Peripherals/Real Time Clock

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Issue Date Notes
2023/09/13 First release



Peripheral Real Time Clock[edit | edit source]

The Real Time Clock is part of i.MX93 SoC Battery Backed Secure Module (BBSM).

Description[edit | edit source]

The Real Time Clock supports the following features:

  • Can be driven by an independent clock source (other than the clock that the SoC uses)
  • Clock counter does not roll over: the RTC Alarm Register represents the number of seconds, and supports time alarm as high as ~140 years
  • Has a programmable timed interrupt: the RTC Alarm (from BBSM) is mapped as an interrupt to NVIC and GIC
  • The RTC alarm is also a wake-up source from any low power modes
  • The Secure Real Time Clock continues counting when SoC power is off