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  • C6747: AHCLKX0/AHCLKX2 has difference AC characteristics?

    C6747: AHCLKX0/AHCLKX2 has difference AC characteristics?

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    Hirofumi Fujita
    Posted by Hirofumi Fujita
    on Jun 19 2012 21:40 PM
    Intellectual1550 points

    Hi,

    As you know, AHCLKX0 & AHCLKX2 are pinmuxed on the C6747 device, but the AC characteristics of McASP0 Timing Requirements says,

     tc(AHCLKRX) min = 25ns

    But, "McASP2 Timing Requirements" says,

     tc(AHCLKRX) min = 15ns

    I'm curious that, the reason why those are different. Or is it any typo of the specification ?

    best regards,

    Hirofumi Fujita

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    • Rahul Prabhu
      Posted by Rahul Prabhu
      on Jun 22 2012 17:15 PM
      Genius15465 points

      Fujita-san,

      I think the data mentioned in the datasheet is correct because McASP2 on C6747 has DIT mode capability while McASP0/1 can only supports TDM or I2S modes. For DIT mode, the the internal bit clock needs to runs two times faster than the equivalent bit clock required for I2S or TDM mode, due to the need to generate Biphase Mark Encoded Data. Hence the higher clock rate on McASP2.

      Regards,

      Rahul

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    • Mukul Bhatnagar
      Posted by Mukul Bhatnagar
      on Jun 22 2012 17:22 PM
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      Mastermind24420 points

      In addition to what Rahul provided, talking to the McASP expert, from a chip physical design/placement perspective the McASP2 IP block is really closer to the actual IO pins/pads compared to McASP0 and 1 blocks, giving it the for McASP2 to run lot faster that the the other two.

       

       

       

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