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Modification of PLL frequency on C6748

Modification of PLL frequency on C6748

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A BONNET
Posted by A BONNET
on May 29 2012 02:41 AM
Prodigy115 points

I use CCS5.1.0 and SYSBIOS 6.32 to develop an application on a C6748. I began developping on Logic PD evaluation board and now I use our specific board. But my board is equipped with a 13.1072MHz instead of 24MHz quartz mounted on evalutation board. I have modified the GEL file to a programming of PLL with a quartz of 13.1072MHz

device_PLL0(0,22,0,0,1,-1,-1); // Disablle SYSCLK for EMIFA and EMAC for quartz 13.1072 MHz : 13.1072*23=301.5MHz

instead of th efollowing programming for the evm board with a quartz of 24MHz

device_PLL0(0,24,2,0,1,7,3);

I have also modified the sysbios configuration file to set a CPU clock frequency of 301.5MHz.

 But it does not work. It seems that the CPU works at 163.84MHz ... As if it takes into account tne basic programmming on evm board only : in fact 13.1072*25/2 = 163.84MHz.

Is it necessary to program PLL frequency somewhere else ?

 

6748
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  • Antony Samsunil
    Posted by Antony Samsunil
    on Jan 15 2013 13:39 PM
    Prodigy320 points

    Bonnet,

    I understand you're using 13.1072 MHz oscillator as a input clock.

    More over you use POSTDIV=0 that means it defaults to 1.So,the CPU clock frequency could be 301.4656 MHz  and also you can't move negative value to the POSDIV registers.

    Please refer to the spruh79a.pdf Technical reference manual chapter 6 & 7 for the more detailed procedure to change the PLL Clock frequencies

    This is made simpler using a PLL calculator spread sheet provided here: (Subtract 1 from the values configured while using it in the GEL files.)

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Programming_PLL_Controllers_on_OMAP-L1x8/C674x/AM18xx

    Regards

    Antony

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