English
Language : 

N3290X Datasheet, PDF (10/47 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – ARM926-based Media Processor
N3290X DATASHEET
 A normal UART supported:
 Baud rate is up to 115.2K bps
 2 signals TX and RX supported only
 SPI

One SPI controller is supported
 Both master and slave mode are supported in SPI interface
 Two chip selection signals for two SPI devices
 I2C



One I2C channel supported
Compatible with Philips’s I2C standard and only master mode supported
Multi-master operation supported
 Advanced Interrupt Controller
 Total 32 interrupt source supported
 Configurable interrupt type:
 Low-active level triggered interrupt
 High-active level triggered interrupt
 Low-active edge (falling edge) triggered interrupt
 High-active edge (rising edge) triggered interrupt
 Individual interrupt mask bit for each interrupt source
 8 different priority levels supported
 Daisy-chain priority mechanism supported for interrupts with same priority level
 Low priority interrupt automatic masking supported for interrupt nesting
 RTC
 Independent power plane supported
 32.768 KHz crystal oscillation circuit supported
 Time counter (second, minute, hour) and Calendar counter (day, month, year) supported
 Alarm supported (second, minute, hour, day, month and year)
 12/24-hour mode and Leap year supported
 Alarm to wake chip up from Standby mode or from Power-down mode supported
 Wake chip up from Power-down mode by input pin supported
 Power-off chip by register setting supported
 Power-on timeout is supported for low battery protection
 GPIO
 80 programmable general purpose I/Os supported and separated into 5 groups
 Individual configuration supported for each I/O signal
 Configurable interrupt control functions supported
 Configurable de-bounce circuit supported for interrupt function
 ADC
 Multi-channel, 10-bit ADC supported
 2 channels dedicated for 4-wire resistive touch sensor inputs
 2 channels dedicated for Audio ADC with Microphone pre-Amp & AGC
 3 channels reserved for various purposes, like LVD (Low Voltage Detection), keypad
input, and light sensor
 Input voltage range from 0V ~ 3.3V supported
Nuvoton Technology Corp.
http://www.nuvoton.com/
10
Release Date: May. 2013
Rev. A5.1