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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 17, 2009
Filed:
Mar. 30, 2007
Donald E. Alfano, Round Rock, TX (US);
Danny J. Allred, Austin, TX (US);
Douglas S. Piasecki, Austin, TX (US);
Kenneth W. Fernald, Austin, TX (US);
Ka Y. Leung, Austin, TX (US);
Brian Caloway, Georgetown, TX (US);
Alan Storvik, Austin, TX (US);
Paul Highley, Austin, TX (US);
Douglas R. Holberg, Wimberley, TX (US);
Donald E. Alfano, Round Rock, TX (US);
Danny J. Allred, Austin, TX (US);
Douglas S. Piasecki, Austin, TX (US);
Kenneth W. Fernald, Austin, TX (US);
Ka Y. Leung, Austin, TX (US);
Brian Caloway, Georgetown, TX (US);
Alan Storvik, Austin, TX (US);
Paul Highley, Austin, TX (US);
Douglas R. Holberg, Wimberley, TX (US);
Silicon Labs CP, Inc., Austin, TX (US);
Abstract
An integrated circuit package includes a processing core and an internal oscillator. The processing core operates on a set of instructions to carry out predefined processes. The internal oscillator provides a system clock for the integrated circuit package. The internal oscillator has associated therewith an internal control register for controlling the operation of the internal oscillator responsive to control bits of the internal oscillator controlled by the processing core.