SystemDesigner Start of Conversion Clock Breakin

The SystemDesigner Start of Conversion Clock Breakin is used to input a clock node on the schematic to a Global Start-of-Conversion (SOC) clock network. This device allows you to drive a Global SOC Clock from a conventional SIMPLIS digital component. The only other device which can drive a Global SOC Clock is the SystemDesigner SystemDesigner ePWM Module.

In this topic:

Model Name: SystemDesigner Start of Conversion Clock Breakin
Simulator: This device is compatible with the SIMPLIS simulator.
Parts Selector Menu Location: SystemDesigner Functions (max. 32 bit)
Symbol Library: SIMPLIS_SystemDesigner.sxslb
Model Library: SIMPLIS_SystemDesigner.lb
Subcircuit Name: SIMPLIS_SD_SOC_CLOCK_BREAKIN
Symbol:
 
Multiple Selections: Only one device at a time can be edited.
Input Parameters:

Threshold: 2.5V

Hysteresis: 1V

Editing the SystemDesigner Start of Conversion Clock Breakin

To configure the SystemDesigner SOC Clock Breakin, follow these steps:

  1. Double click the symbol on the schematic to open the editing dialog to the Parameters tab.
  2. Make the appropriate changes to the fields described in the table below the image.
Label Parameter Description
Clock target

Specifies the start of conversion clock to be driven by the Clock Breakin. The Clock can then be applied to other SystemDesigner components.

Examples

The SystemDesigner Start of Conversion Clock Breakin device is used in the following examples: