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AMBE-3000F™ Vocoder Chip Users Manual
Version 3.4, April, 2014
Electrical Characteristics and
Requirements
3.9.5 Power Modes
The AMBE-3000F™ Vocoder Chip has two power modes:
(1) Normal Power Mode: In this mode the AMBE-3000F™ Vocoder Chip switches between the Run State and the Idle
State.
(2) Low Power Mode: In this mode the AMBE-3000F™ Vocoder Chip switches between the Run State, the Idle State,
and the Standby State. Lower power is consumed because the AMBE-3000F™ Vocoder Chip is in the Standby state
a large percentage of the time. low power mode is enabled or disabled by sending a packet containing
PKT_LOWPOWER field to the AMBE-3000F™ Vocoder Chip. After reset, low power mode is always disabled.
Figure 16 Power Modes
The AMBE-3000F™ Vocoder Chip outputs three signals that are related to its current power state. The STANDBYn (TQFP
pin 44 / BGA pin M6) signal goes low whenever the AMBE-3000F™ Vocoder Chip is in the Standby State, otherwise the
signal is high. The IDLEn (TQFP pin 45 / BGA pin P6) signal is low whenever the AMBE-3000F™ Vocoder Chip is in the
Idle State, otherwise the signal is high. The RUNn (TQFP pin 61 / BGA pin P11) signal is low whenever, either the encoder or
the decoder is running, otherwise the signal is high.
3.9.6 Low power mode when using the UART Packet Interface
When the UART packet interface is used and low-power mode is enabled, PKT_RX_WAKE (TQFP pin 43 / BGA pin M5)
must be connected to UART_RX (TQFP pin 112 / BGA pin A7). The signal is used to make sure that the standby state is not
entered while UART_RX is active.
3.9.7 Low Power Mode when using the McBSP Packet Interface
When the McBSP packet interface is used the PKT_RX_WAKE (TQFP pin 43 / BGA pin M5) signal must be connected to the
inverted McBSP_FSR signal (TQFP pin 24 / BGA pin J2). The signal is needed in order to wake the chip from the standby
state.
3.9.8 Low Power Mode when using the McBSP Codec Interface
When the McBSP codec interface is used the SPI_WAKE (TQFP pin 106 / BGA pin D9) signal must be connected to the
inverted McBSP_FSR signal (TQFP pin 24 / BGA pin J2). The signal is needed in order to wake the chip from the standby
state.
Note: The higher the frequency of the MCBSP clock the better power consumption will be when low-power mode is enabled.
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