Struct cc13x2_cc26x2_pac::AUX_MAC

pub struct AUX_MAC { /* fields omitted */ }

The AUX Multiply-Accumulate (AUX_MAC) peripheral enables AUX_SCE with power-efficient and flexible mathematical operations: - 2's complement signed and unsigned sequential multiplication (MUL) with optional accumulation of the result (MAC). - 16 or 32-bit 2's complement signed and unsigned addition of configurable term and accumulator (ADD). - Results of ADD, MUL and MAC operations are always stored in the accumulator (ACC). Software can easily: - Access arbitrary 16-bit slice of the 40-bit accumulator. - Find the number of leading zero or sign bits. - Perform shift operations on the accumulator. AUX_SCE must set AUX_SYSIF:PEROPRATE.MAC_OP_RATE to SCE_RATE to access and use AUX_MAC. System CPU must set AUX_SYSIF:PEROPRATE.MAC_OP_RATE to BUS_RATE to access and use AUX_MAC. This guarantees constant execution times for ADD, MUL, and MAC operations. The ADD operation requires a single peripheral clock cycle to finish. MUL and MAC operations require four peripheral clock periods to finish. An unfinished ADD, MUL, or MAC operation stalls register access to this peripheral. AUX_SCE becomes clock gated if it encounters a bus stall. Software can use this to reduce power consumption during back to back accesses. Only full word access is supported by the peripheral. An attempt to write a single byte will have no effect.

Methods

impl AUX_MAC

pub fn ptr() -> *const RegisterBlock

Returns a pointer to the register block

Trait Implementations

impl Deref for AUX_MAC

type Target = RegisterBlock

The resulting type after dereferencing.

fn deref(&self) -> &RegisterBlock

Dereferences the value.

impl Send for AUX_MAC