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Application Note
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F²MC-16LX/FRLITE FAMILY
16/32-BIT MICROCONTROLLER
MB90340 / MB91270 SERIES
COMPARISON OF MB90340 AND
MB91270 SERIES MCU
APPLICATION NOTE
Comparison of MB90340 and MB91270 Series MCU
Revision History
Revision History
Date
2005-12-12
2006-01-10
2006-01-13
2006-09-12
2006-10-27
Issue
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Contents
Contents
REVISION HISTORY ............................................................................................................ 2
WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMER ......................................................................................... 3
CONTENTS .......................................................................................................................... 4
1 INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................. 5
2 OVERVIEW...................................................................................................................... 6
2.1
Features.................................................................................................................. 6
3 HARDWARE .................................................................................................................... 8
3.1
Serial Programming Interface .................................................................................. 8
3.2
Mode Setting ........................................................................................................... 8
3.3
Power-on Reset....................................................................................................... 8
3.4
Pin Overview ........................................................................................................... 9
4 PERIPHERALS.............................................................................................................. 11
4.1
Timebase Timer .................................................................................................... 11
4.2
DMA / EI2OS ......................................................................................................... 11
4.3
Watchdog .............................................................................................................. 11
4.4
AD Converter ........................................................................................................ 12
4.5
LIN-USART ........................................................................................................... 12
5 EXTERNAL BUS ........................................................................................................... 13
5.1
Chip Select............................................................................................................ 13
5.2
Address Latch Enable ........................................................................................... 13
5.3
Bus Operation Frequency...................................................................................... 13
5.4
Hold Function ........................................................................................................ 13
5.5
Endianess ............................................................................................................. 14
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Chapter 1 Introduction
1 Introduction
This application note compares the MB90340 Series MCUs and the MB91270 Series MCUs.
The MB90340 Series is a member of the F2MC-16LX family and is available in the M05 and
the M06 package. The MB91270 Series is a member of the FRLite family and is available in
the M05 package. When looking at the M05 package of both Series, the pin-out of the power
pins and the general purpose IO pins is identical. This offers the possibility of designing a
target application that can be equipped with either Series. This application note compares
both Series so that the application can be designed in such a way as to allow deploying
either Series.
The emulation chip of the MB91270 Series is the MB91V280.
The emulation chip of the MB90340 Series is the MB90V340.
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Chapter 2 Overview
2 Overview
The principle differences between the two series of MCUs are highlighted in this chapter.
Detailed descriptions and support is given in the respective chapter.
2.1
Features
The features of the MB90340 Series and the MB91270 Series are compared in the following
table.
MB90V340
ROM memory
external
MB90(F)34X
MB91V280
MB91(F)27X
MB90(F)346: 64 Kbyte
external
MB91F272: 256 Kbyte
48 Kbyte
MB91F272: 10 Kbyte
No
No
MB90341, MB90348: 128 Kbyte
Part numbers
with ‘F’ have
Flash ROM
MB90(F)347: 128 Kbyte
MB90(F)342, MB90(F)349: 256 Kbyte
MB90F343: 384 Kbyte
MB90F345: 512 Kbyte
RAM
30 Kbyte
MB90(F)346: 2 Kbyte
MB90(F)347: 6 Kbyte
MB90341, MB90(F)342, MB90348,
MB90(F)349: 16 Kbyte
MB90F343, MB90F345: 20 Kbyte
Flash Security
No
MB90341, MB90(F)342, MB90343,
MB90F345, MB90(F)347, MB90348,
MB90(F)349: Yes
MB90(F)346: No
Power-on Reset
Yes
Yes
No
No
BIROMPLL
Yes
Yes
No
No
System clock
Max. 16 MHz
Max. 16 MHz
Max. 32 MHz
Max. 32 MHz
Subclock
-101, -103: No
MB90(F)34X_S: No
Yes
MB91F272S: No
-102, -104: Yes
MB90(F)34X_: Yes
MB91F272W: Yes
Clock monitor
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
VCC Range
5.0 V +/-10%
3.5 – 5.5 V
3.5 – 5.5 V
3.5 – 5.5 V
4.0 – 5.5 V when using ADC, Flash
programming
4.5 – 5.5 V when
using ADC
4.5 – 5.5 V when
using ADC
Not specified
-40 – 105 °C in single
chip mode
4.5 – 5.5 V when using external bus
Temperature
Range
Not specified
-40 – 105 °C
-40 – 85 °C in
External bus mode
Package
PGA-299
QFP-100 / M06 / PF
PGA-401
LQFP-100 / M05 /
PFV
16
16
LQFP-100 / M05 / PFV
Interrupt levels
8
8
Pin Input Levels
Port selectable
Port selectable
Pin selectable
Pin selectable
Port pin pull-up
function
Port 0 – 3
Port 0 – 3
All port pins except
P44-P47, P56,
P57, P76, P77
All port pins except
P44-P47, P56, P57,
P76, P77
Port pin pulldown function
No
No
All port pins except
P44-P47, P56,
P57, P76, P77
All port pins except
P44-P47, P56, P57,
P76, P77
DMA
EI2OS / NDMA (16
ch)
EI2OS / NDMA (16 ch)
5 ch
5 ch
ADC (10 bit)
24 ch, min. 1.9 Ns
conversion time
24 ch, min. 1.9 Ns conversion time
32 ch, min. 2.75 Ns
conversion time
24 ch, min. 2.75 Ns
conversion time
DAC
2 ch
0
2 ch
0
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PPG
LIN-USART
CAN
MB90V340
MB90(F)34X
MB91V280
MB91(F)27X
8 ch x 16 bit
8 ch x 16 bit
8 ch x 16 bit
8 ch x 16 bit
16 ch x 8 bit
16 ch x 8 bit
16 ch x 8 bit
16 ch x 8 bit
5 ch
4 ch
7 ch
7 ch
3 C-CAN (128
msg)
1 C-CAN (32 msg)
3 ch F-CAN (16
msg)
MB90341, MB90(F)342, MB90F343,
MB90F345: 2 ch F-CAN (16 msg)
MB90(F)346, MB90(F)347, MB90348,
MB90(F)349: 1 ch F-CAN (16 msg)
I2C
2 ch
2 ch
3 ch
3 ch
OCU (16 bit)
8 ch
8 ch
8 ch
8 ch
ICU (16 bit)
8 ch
8 ch
8 ch
8 ch
I/O timer (16
bit)
2 ch
2 ch
4 ch
4 ch
Reload timer
4 ch (16 bit)
4 ch (16 bit)
3 ch (16 bit)
3 ch (16 bit)
Timebase timer
1
1
1
1
Watchdog
1 (main / sub
clock driven)
1 (main / sub clock driven)
1
1
Watch Timer /
RTC
-101, -102: No
MB90(F)34X_S: No
-103, -104: Yes
MB90(F)34X_: Yes
Yes (incl. registers
for seconds,
minutes, and
hours)
Yes (incl. registers for
seconds, minutes, and
hours)
External bus,
shared with IO
pins
16 bit data, 24 bit
address
16 bit data, 24 bit address, multiplexed
16 bit data, 24 bit
address
16 bit data, 24 bit
address, multiplexed
External IRQ
16 ch
16 ch
16 ch
16 ch
80 (82 for devices without subclock)
126
80 (82 for devices
without subclock)
IO max
Chip select
0
0
4
4
Up/Down
counter
0
0
2 ch x 16 bit
2 ch x 16 bit
4 ch x 8 bit
4 ch x 8 bit
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Chapter 3 Hardware
3 Hardware
3.1
Serial Programming Interface
The following table shows the differences that have to be considered for an application
design.
MB90340 Series
MB91270 Series
Burn-in UART
UART0
UART1
Mode selection port pins
P00, P01
P10, P11
3.2
Mode Setting
The external bus mode is set in a two step process. First, the pins MD[2:0] determine, where
the mode settings are located. Second, the mode register has to be set correctly. This is
done in the start.asm file for the MB90340 Series and in the vectors.c file for the MB91270
Series.
Mode
MB90340 Series
MB91270 Series
Single Chip
MD[2..0]=’011’
MD[2..0]=’000’
Internal ROM, External Bus, MD[2..0]=’011’
8 bit access
MD[2..0]=’000’
Internal ROM, External Bus, MD[2..0]=’011’
16 bit access
MD[2..0]=’000’
External ROM, External Bus, MD[2..0]=’000’
8 bit access
MD[2..0]=’001’
External ROM, External Bus, MD[2..0]=’001’
16 bit access
MD[2..0]=’001’
Note: The device MB91F272 supports only the Single Chip and the Internal ROM modes.
The mode register MODR of the MB91270 Series, located at address 0xFFFF8, has to be
set in the vectors.c file as shown in the following table.
Mode
MB91(F)27X MODR
Single Chip
0x07
Internal ROM, External Bus, 8 bit access
0x04
Internal ROM, External Bus, 16 bit access
0x05
External ROM, External Bus, 8 bit access
0x00
External ROM, External Bus, 16 bit access
0x01
Note: The device MB91F272 supports only the Single Chip and the Internal ROM modes.
3.3
Power-on Reset
The MB90340 Series MCUs feature a Power-on Reset. This means that after a power-cycle,
the MCU performs a reset, reads the Mode Pins and starts according to the Mode Pin
settings.
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Chapter 3 Hardware
The MB91270 Series MCUs do not feature a Power-on Reset. This means that after a
power-cycle, a reset must be applied externally to the INITX pin.
3.4
Pin Overview
The following table compares the pin-out of the MB90340 Series to the MB91270 Series.
Differences are highlighted.
Pin
number
MB90340
MB91270
Pin
Number
MB90340
MB91270
1
P26/A22/IN2
P26/A22/IN2
26
P54/AN12/TOT3
P54/AN12/AIN1
2
P27/A23/IN3
P27/A23/IN3
27
P55/AN13
P55/AN13/ZIN1
3
P30/ALE/IN4
P30/ASX/IN4
28
P56/AN14
P56/AN14/DAO0
4
P31/RDX/IN5
P31/RDX/IN5
29
P57/AN15
P57/AN15/DAO1
5
P32/WRLX/WRX/INT10R
P32/WR0X/RX2/INT10R
30
AVcc
AVcc
6
P33/WRHX
P33/WR1X/TX2
31
AVRH
AVRH
7
P34/HRQ/OUT4
P34/BRQ/OUT4
32
AVRL
AVRL
8
P35/HAKX/OUT5
P35/BGRNTX/OUT5
33
AVss
AVss
9
P36/RDY/OUT6
P36/RDY/OUT6
34
P60/AN0/PPG0
P60/AN0/PPG0
10
P37/CLK/OUT7
P37/SYSCLK/OUT7
35
P61/AN1/PPG2
P61/AN1/PPG2
11
P40/X0A
P40/X1A
36
P62/AN2/PPG4
P62/AN2/PPG4
12
P41/X1A
P41/X0A
37
P63/AN3/PPG6
P63/AN3/PPG6
13
Vcc
Vcc
38
P64/AN4/PPG8
P64/AN4/PPG8
14
Vss
Vss
39
P65/AN5/PPGA
P65/AN5/PPGA
15
C
C
40
P66/AN6/PPGC
P66/AN6/PPGC
16
P42/IN6/RX1/INT9R
P42/IN6/RX1/INT9R
41
P67/AN7/PPGE
P67/AN7/PPGE
17
P43/IN7/TX1
P43/IN7/TX1
42
Vss
Vss
18
P44/SDA0/FRCK0
P44/SDA0/FRCK0
43
P70/AN16/INT0
P70/AN16/INT0
19
P45/SCL0/FRCK1
P45/SCL0/FRCK1/AIN2
44
P71/AN17/INT1
P71/AN17/INT1
20
P46/SDA1
P46/SDA1/BIN2
45
P72/AN18/INT2
P72/AN18/INT2
21
P47/SCL1
P47/SCL1/ZIN2
46
P73/AN19/INT3
P73/AN19/INT3
22
P50/AN8/SIN2
P50/AN8/SIN2
47
P74/AN20/INT4
P74/AN20/INT4
23
P51/AN9/SOT2
P51/AN9/SOT2
48
P75/AN21/INT5
P75/AN21/INT5
24
P52/AN10/SCK2
P52/AN10/SCK2
49
MD2
MD2
25
P53/AN11/TIN3
P53/AN11/BIN1
50
MD1
MD1
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Pin
number
MB90340
MB91270
Pin
number
MB90340
MB91270
51
MD0
MD0
76
P01/AD01/INT9
P01/AD01/INT9/SOT5
52
RSTX
INITX
77
P02/AD02/INT10
P02/AD02/INT10/SCK5
53
P76/AN22/INT6
P76/AN22/INT6/SDA2
78
P03/AD03/INT11
P03/AD03/INT11/SIN6
54
P77/AN23/INT7
P77/AN23/INT7/SCL2
79
P04/AD04/INT12
P04/AD04/INT12/SOT6
55
P80/TIN0/ADTG/INT12R
P80/TIN0/ADTG/INT12R
80
P05/AD05/INT13
P05/AD05/INT13/SCK6
56
P81/TOT0/CKOT/INT13R
P81/TOT0/CKOT/INT13R
81
P06/AD06/INT14
P06/AD06/INT14
57
P82/SIN0/TIN2/INT14R
P82/SIN0/TIN2/INT14R
82
P07/AD07/INT15
P07/AD07/INT15
58
P83/SOT0/TOT2
P83/SOT0/TOT2
83
P10/AD08/TIN1
P10/AD08/TIN1
59
P84/SCK0/INT15R
P84/SCK0/INT15R
84
P11/AD09/TOT1
P11/AD09/TOT1
60
P85/SIN1
P85/SIN1
85
P12/AD10/SIN3/INT11R
P12/AD10/SIN3/INT11R
61
P86/SOT1
P86/SOT1
86
P13/AD11/SOT3
P13/AD11/SOT3
62
P87/SCK1
P87/SCK1
87
P14/AD12/SCK3
P14/AD12/SCK3
63
Vcc
Vcc
88
Vcc
Vcc
64
Vss
Vss
89
Vss
Vss
65
P90/PPG1
P90/CS0X/PPG1
90
X1
X1
66
P91/PPG3
P91/CS1X/PPG3/AIN3
91
X0
X0
67
P92/PPG5
P92/CS2X/PPG5/BIN3
92
P15/AD13/SIN4
P15/AD13/SIN4
68
P93/PPG7
P93/CS3X/PPG7/ZIN3
93
P16/AD14/SOT4
P16/AD14/SOT4
69
P94/OUT0
P94/OUT0/AIN0
94
P17/AD15/SCK4
P17/AD15/SCK4
70
P95/OUT1
P95/OUT1/BIN0
95
P20/A16/PPG9
P20/A16/PPG9
71
P96/OUT2
P96/OUT2/ZIN0
96
P21/A17/PPGB
P21/A17/PPGB
72
P97/OUT3
P97/OUT3
97
P22/A18/PPGD
P22/A18/PPGD
73
PA0/RX0/INT8R
PA0/RX0/INT8R
98
P23/A19/PPGF
P23/A19/PPGF
74
PA1/TX0
PA1/TX0
99
P24/A20/IN0
P24/A20/IN0
75
P00/AD00/INT8
P00/AD00/INT8/SIN5
100
P25/A21/IN1
P25/A21/IN1
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Chapter 4 Peripherals
4 Peripherals
This chapter describes the differences of the on-chip peripherals.
Note: The register settings of any used peripheral should be checked when porting software
of either Series to the other Series.
4.1
Timebase Timer
MB90340 Series
MB91270 Series
Set initial value
No
Yes
Counter width
18 bit
26 bit
Interval times
4
8
Clock Sources
Main Clock (oscillation clock / 2)
Main Clock (oscillation clock / 2)
PLL
Subclock
4.2
DMA / EI2OS
MB90340 Series
2
Automatic data transfer
function
EI OS
Number of channels
16
MB91270 Series
DMA
NDMA
5
2
Channel assignment to
resource
EI OS: Free
Use all resources with
interrupt that share an ICR
EI2OS: No
Trigger
EI2OS: All interrupts
UART[0:2]
NDMA:
External interrupt 0, 1
Free
NDMA: Fixed
Yes
NDMA: Yes
• Reload timer [0:2]
• External interrupt [0:15]
Reload timer [0:2]
ADC
• ADC
• ICU [0:5]
• OCU [0:7]
• UART [0:4]
• I2C 1
4.3
Watchdog
Interval
MB90340 Series
MB91270 Series
Main Clock (4 MHz): 3.58 ms – 589.82 ms
Typ. 655 ms
Subclock (8.192 kHz): 0.457 s – 18.432 s
Default
Disabled
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4.4
AD Converter
MB90340 Series
MB91270 Series
Analog input port default
function
Analog input
General purpose IO /
peripheral function
Min. conversion time
1.9 Ns
2.75 Ns
ADC triggered by
Reload Timer 1
External pin (falling edge)
Reload Timer 2
External pin (falling edge)
Software
Software
Note: The conversion time depends on the supply voltage, the machine clock, and the
driving impedance.
4.5
LIN-USART
For the LIN function of the LIN-USART, the LIN break detection is connected to a fixed ICU.
The following table shows the assignments. Differences between the MB90340 Series and
the MB91270 Series are highlighted.
MB90V340
MB90(F)34X
MB91V280
MB91(F)27X
USART0
ICU0
ICU0
ICU0
ICU0
USART1
ICU1
ICU1
ICU1
ICU1
USART2
ICU6
ICU6
ICU2
ICU2
USART3
ICU7
ICU7
ICU3
ICU3
USART4
ICU6
n/a
ICU4
ICU4
USART5
n/a
n/a
ICU5
ICU5
USART6
n/a
n/a
ICU6 (PFR43=1)
ICU6 (PFR43=1)
ICU7 (PFR42=1)
ICU7 (PFR42=1)
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Chapter 5 External Bus
5 External Bus
This chapter describes the differences between the MB90340 Series and the MB91270
Series with respect to the usage of the external bus.
5.1
Chip Select
The chip select signals CSX[3:0] are assigned to the pins P9[3:0] respectively. If these pins
are used as general purpose IO by your application, make sure to disable the chip select
feature.
The chip select feature is disabled by setting the Chip Select Enable Register CSER=0x00.
5.2
Address Latch Enable
MB90340 Series
MB91270 Series
Name
Address Latch Enable (ALE)
Address Strobe (ASX)
Assertion duration (min.)
tCP/2 – 10 ns
tCP
Logic
Positive
Negative
5.3
Bus Operation Frequency
The external bus of the MB91270 Series devices is specified for an operation frequency of
up to 16 MHz. Before selecting a PLL setting that results in an internal base clock that
exceeds 16 MHz, make sure that the external bus frequency is set to a lower frequency.
The clock divider for the external clock is set by Base Clock Division Setting Register 1
(DIVR1) according to the following table. The register bits T[3:0] are located at bits
DIVR1[7:4] respectively.
T3
T2
T1 T0
Clock divide-by rate
Clock frequency: if the source oscillation is 4MHz
and the PLL is multiplied by 8
0
0
0
0
R
32.0 MHz (initial value)
0
0
0
1
R/2
16.0 MHz
0
0
1
0
R/3
10.7 MHz
0
0
1
1
R/4
8.00 MHz
0
1
0
0
R/5
6.40 MHz
0
1
0
1
R/6
5.33 MHz
0
1
1
0
R/7
4.57 MHz
0
1
1
1
R/8
4.00 MHz
…
…
…
…
…
…
1
1
1
1
R / 16
R: Interval of the system base clock
5.4
2.00 MHz
Hold Function
The MB90340 Series supports a Hold Function. In the MB91270 Series, only the evaluation
chip MB91V280 supports it at this time. The signal names differ. Please see the table below
for the corresponding signal names.
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MB90340 Series
MB91V280
MB91F272
Hold request
HRQ
BRQ
No
Hold acknowledge
HAKX
BGRNTX
No
5.5
Endianess
While the MB90340 Series uses Little Endian mode, the MB91270 Series uses Big Endian
mode.
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