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Struct Ssc0 

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#[repr(transparent)]
pub struct Ssc0(pub u32);
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TSI SSC Register 0

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impl Ssc0

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pub const fn ssc_prescale_num(&self) -> u16

Full 12-bit numeric divider: main_clock/(N+1). The listed powers of two are examples, not the complete legal range.

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pub const fn set_ssc_prescale_num(&mut self, val: u16)

Full 12-bit numeric divider: main_clock/(N+1). The listed powers of two are examples, not the complete legal range.

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pub const fn base_nocharge_num(&self) -> u8

BASE_NOCHARGE_NUM. Encodings: 0: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 1 clock cycle of system clock; 1: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 2 clock cycles of system clock; 2: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 3 clock cycles of system clock; 3: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 4 clock cycles of system clock; 4: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 5 clock cycles of system clock; 5: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 6 clock cycles of system clock; 6: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 7 clock cycles of system clock; 7: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 8 clock cycles of system clock; 8: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 9 clock cycles of system clock; 9: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 10 clock cycles of system clock; 10: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 11 clock cycles of system clock; 11: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 12 clock cycles of system clock; 12: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 13 clock cycles of system clock; 13: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 14 clock cycles of system clock; 14: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 15 clock cycles of system clock; 15: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 16 clock cycles of system clock

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pub const fn set_base_nocharge_num(&mut self, val: u8)

BASE_NOCHARGE_NUM. Encodings: 0: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 1 clock cycle of system clock; 1: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 2 clock cycles of system clock; 2: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 3 clock cycles of system clock; 3: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 4 clock cycles of system clock; 4: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 5 clock cycles of system clock; 5: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 6 clock cycles of system clock; 6: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 7 clock cycles of system clock; 7: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 8 clock cycles of system clock; 8: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 9 clock cycles of system clock; 9: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 10 clock cycles of system clock; 10: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 11 clock cycles of system clock; 11: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 12 clock cycles of system clock; 12: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 13 clock cycles of system clock; 13: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 14 clock cycles of system clock; 14: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 15 clock cycles of system clock; 15: The SSC output bit 1’s basic period will be 16 clock cycles of system clock

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pub const fn charge_num(&self) -> u8

CHARGE_NUM. Encodings: 0: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 1 clock cycle of system clock; 1: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 2 clock cycles of system clock; 2: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 3 clock cycles of system clock; 3: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 4 clock cycles of system clock; 4: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 5 clock cycles of system clock; 5: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 6 clock cycles of system clock; 6: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 7 clock cycles of system clock; 7: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 8 clock cycles of system clock; 8: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 9 clock cycles of system clock; 9: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 10 clock cycles of system clock; 10: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 11 clock cycles of system clock; 11: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 12 clock cycles of system clock; 12: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 13 clock cycles of system clock; 13: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 14 clock cycles of system clock; 14: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 15 clock cycles of system clock; 15: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 16 clock cycles of system clock

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pub const fn set_charge_num(&mut self, val: u8)

CHARGE_NUM. Encodings: 0: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 1 clock cycle of system clock; 1: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 2 clock cycles of system clock; 2: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 3 clock cycles of system clock; 3: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 4 clock cycles of system clock; 4: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 5 clock cycles of system clock; 5: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 6 clock cycles of system clock; 6: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 7 clock cycles of system clock; 7: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 8 clock cycles of system clock; 8: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 9 clock cycles of system clock; 9: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 10 clock cycles of system clock; 10: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 11 clock cycles of system clock; 11: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 12 clock cycles of system clock; 12: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 13 clock cycles of system clock; 13: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 14 clock cycles of system clock; 14: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 15 clock cycles of system clock; 15: The SSC output bit 0’s period will be 16 clock cycles of system clock

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pub const fn ssc_control_reverse(&self) -> bool

SSC_CONTROL_REVERSE. Encodings: 0: Keep the polarity of the SSC output bit; 1: Reverse the polarity of the SSC output bit

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pub const fn set_ssc_control_reverse(&mut self, val: bool)

SSC_CONTROL_REVERSE. Encodings: 0: Keep the polarity of the SSC output bit; 1: Reverse the polarity of the SSC output bit

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pub const fn ssc_mode(&self) -> Ssc0SscMode

SSC_MODE. Encodings: 0: Using PRBS method generating SSC output bit; 1: Using up-down counter generating SSC output bit; 2: SSC function is disabled; 3: NC

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pub const fn set_ssc_mode(&mut self, val: Ssc0SscMode)

SSC_MODE. Encodings: 0: Using PRBS method generating SSC output bit; 1: Using up-down counter generating SSC output bit; 2: SSC function is disabled; 3: NC

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pub const fn prbs_outsel(&self) -> u8

Primitive polynomial order 2..15 in PRBS mode; 0 and 1 are NC.

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pub const fn set_prbs_outsel(&mut self, val: u8)

Primitive polynomial order 2..15 in PRBS mode; 0 and 1 are NC.

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impl Clone for Ssc0

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fn clone(&self) -> Ssc0

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Ssc0

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for Ssc0

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fn default() -> Ssc0

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl PartialEq for Ssc0

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fn eq(&self, other: &Ssc0) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Copy for Ssc0

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impl Eq for Ssc0

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impl StructuralPartialEq for Ssc0

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impl Freeze for Ssc0

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Ssc0

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impl Send for Ssc0

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impl Sync for Ssc0

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impl Unpin for Ssc0

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impl UnwindSafe for Ssc0

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unsafe fn clone_to_uninit(&self, dest: *mut u8)

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