Sone033 Fixed ((better)) 99%

Sone033 Fixed ((better)) 99%

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2.1. Fixed‑Point Timing in Low‑Power MCUs

Fixed‑point arithmetic is widely used in low‑power MCUs to avoid the area and energy overhead of floating‑point units (FPUs) while retaining deterministic execution times. The TIMER0 peripheral in the SONE line implements a 32‑bit fixed‑point counter with a 16‑bit fractional part, enabling sub‑microsecond resolution without floating‑point hardware [1].

Summary

This release addresses the critical defect identified as SONE033, which caused [brief description of the core problem, e.g., "incorrect timezone handling during batch exports" or "failure of authentication token renewal under high load"].

A permanent fix has been implemented, validated, and deployed. All dependent services are operating nominally.


3.2. Impact Assessment

| Domain | Failure Mode | Safety Level (ISO 26262) | Consequence | |--------|--------------|--------------------------|-------------| | Automotive ADAS | Unexpected MCU reset | ASIL B | Loss of sensor fusion → degraded assistance | | Industrial PLC | Peripheral mis‑configuration | ASIL A | Production line slowdown | | Medical Wearables | Watchdog reset during therapy | ASIL C | Potential patient harm | Step-by-Step Instructions: Clear


5.1. Architectural Fix

Two complementary changes were introduced:

  1. Deterministic Lock‑Step Arbitration

    • A FIFO (depth 2) buffers timer_req from each DMA channel.
    • The arbiter guarantees that each request is serviced in order, with a bounded latency of 2 cycles.
  2. Idempotent Timer Update Logic

    • The TIMER0 update logic now accumulates pending increments rather than overwriting the register.
    • A small 8‑bit Pending Increment Register (PIR) holds the number of missed increments.

RTL Patch (excerpt):

// New lock‑step request handling
always @(posedge clk) begin
    if (reset) begin
        req_fifo <= 2'b00;
    end else if (dma_done) begin
        req_fifo <= req_fifo[0], 1'b1; // push
    end else if (timer_ack) begin
        req_fifo <= 1'b0, req_fifo[1]; // pop
    end
end
// Idempotent timer update
always @(posedge clk) begin
    if (timer_ack) begin
        timer_reg <= timer_reg + 8'd0, pir;
        pir        <= 8'd0;
    end else if (req_fifo[1]) begin
        pir <= pir + 1'b1; // accumulate
    end
end

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