◼8.1时钟发生器 (SPRU317K) ◼8.2通用定时器 (SPRU595C) ◼8.3通用I/O口(GPIO)[DSP各型号手册(5509A:SPRS205K)] ◼8.4外部存储器接口(EMIF) (SPRU670A, SPRU590) ◼8.5多通道缓冲串口(McBSP) (SPRU592E) ◼8.6模数转换器(ADC) (SPRU586B) ◼8.7看门狗定时器(Watchdog) (SPRU595C) ◼8.8I2C模块 (SPRU146D) ◼8.9片上支持库(CSL) (SPRU433A(J))

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