2025-11-18 5:33 PM
Hello, does the SPC58EG80E5xxCxx variant have the checker core feature for core 0 or is the checker core unique to the ASIL-D variant such as SPC58EG80E5xxHxx?
2025-11-24 11:51 AM
Hello,
I wanted to follow up on my previous question regarding the checker core functionality for the SPC58EG80E5xxCxx variant. To clarify, we do not specifically require ASIL-D certification, but the checker core (lockstep functionality) is essential for our application.
Unfortunately, the documentation and datasheet remain unclear, and this is a time-sensitive issue. Any guidance or clarification would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
2025-12-17 8:04 AM
In all variants of STP58EG the core_0 is the only core with lockstep (Delayed Lock-step with Redundancy Checkers)
Please have a look at the reference manual RM0391 Rev 5, Figure 4. Block diagram
Core_0 is the deputy core for ASIL-D tasks.
2025-12-17 8:48 AM
Thank you for your response, I have reviewed RM0391 Rev 5, Figure 4. Block diagram.
To confirm, all variants of SPC58EG have lockstep feature for core_0 only, so SPC58EG80E5FEC0X will have lockstep feature on core_0?