GS2011M Architecture
GS2011M Low Power WiFi Module Data Sheet
Wireless LAN and System Control Subsystem
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GS2011M-DS-001211, Release 0.9
substituted for the RC oscillator under software control. In normal operation the RTC is
always powered up, even in the Power up state.
The dc_dc_cntl programmable counter is 48-bits and provides up to 272 years worth of
standby duration.
For the other RTC_IO pins, the programmable embedded counters (32-bit) are provided to
enable periodic wake-up of the remainder of the external system, and provide a 1.5 days
max period. The RTC_IO pins can be configured as inputs (ALARMS) or output (WAKE
UP) pins.
The RTC includes a Power-On Reset (POR) circuit, to eliminate the need for an external
component. The RTC contains low-leakage non-volatile (battery-powered) RAM, to enable
storage of data that needs to be preserved. It also includes a brown-out detector that can be
disabled by SW.
Total current consumption of the RTC is typically less than 5
μ
A with 1Kbyte of data
storage, using the 32.768 kHz oscillator.
Figure 2 RTC Interface Diagram
Real Time Clock Counter
The Real Time Counter features:
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48-bit length (with absolute duration of 272 years).
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Low-power design.