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RTC only mode of AM335x

RTC only mode of AM335x

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shekhar SAINI97194
Posted by shekhar SAINI97194
on Mar 31 2012 06:24 AM
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In Section 8.1.1.4.3.6 of AM335x TRM

For RTC only mode only the RTC power supply is expected to be ON. All the remaining supplies are expected to be OFF. For SDRAM to be in self-refresh during this mode, the CKE pin of the DDR interface needs to have a pull-down on the board.

please suggest solution to pull down CKE externally  to achieve the RTC only mode when SDRAM is in self refresh mode.

Thanks and Regards

AM335x DDR3 DDR2
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  • Santhosh Ramani
    Posted by Santhosh Ramani
    on Jul 05 2012 11:46 AM
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    Hello Shekar,

    I was looking into using a similar mode, just keeping the RTC running, but it seems there is an errata for the RTC

    Have you been able to implement the RTC only mode successfully?

    Thank you

    Regards

    Santhosh

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  • Santhosh Ramani
    Posted by Santhosh Ramani
    on Jul 05 2012 11:48 AM
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    Hello Shekar,

    For some reason the post did not allow me to past a picture of the errata section, Advisory section 1.0.5 for Silicon Rev 1.0 the errata was revised May 2012.

    Regards

    Santhosh

     

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  • sivak
    Posted by sivak
    on Jul 10 2012 18:25 PM
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    Hello

    During RTC only mode, if you want to put the DDR in self-refresh, you can add an external weak pull down resistor on CKE pin of the AM335x processor. We don't anticipate any issues with this approach.

    Regards, Siva

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  • shekhar SAINI97194
    Posted by shekhar SAINI97194
    on Jul 11 2012 00:21 AM
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    Hello Siva,

    We have not seen that approach in any of TI design. Could you please suggest any design with approach (mentioned in the above post).

    Regards

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  • sivak
    Posted by sivak
    on Jul 23 2012 17:42 PM
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    We have one of our internal boards modified to test this and atleast a couple of our customers have implemented the same approach as I suggested earlier.

    Regards, Siva

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  • Santhosh Ramani
    Posted by Santhosh Ramani
    on Jul 24 2012 09:08 AM
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    Hello Siva,

    In continuation with the RTC only mode question, there seems to be a requirement that RTC_PWRONRSTn pin should be low for atleast 1 ms after VDDS_RTC has been applied. Can I use a RC netwrok to delay this signal and if so, is it ok if the rising edge is slow. Are there any requirements on the rise time of this signal?

    Regards

    Santhosh

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  • shekhar SAINI97194
    Posted by shekhar SAINI97194
    on Aug 05 2012 23:52 PM
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    Hello Siva,

    One more question is it mandatory to pull down CKE  to run DDR in self refresh mode?

    AM335
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  • sivak
    Posted by sivak
    on Aug 30 2012 17:30 PM
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    Hello

    Yes. CKE has to be driven low during self-refresh for DDR2 memories. Please also refer to the JEDEC Memory specs for requirements on self-refresh.

    Regards, Siva

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