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C6747 EMIFB sdram interface, series termination required?

C6747 EMIFB sdram interface, series termination required?

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Steve Harris
Posted by Steve Harris
on Aug 15 2012 12:03 PM
Prodigy160 points

Hello,

I am working on a C6747 schematic design, using the EVM schematic as a reference. I notice the EVM board uses series resistors on all sdram signals. I did not find any recommendations for such in TI technical reference literature. I remember a design from many years ago on the Intel StrongArm processor where series resistors were required on address lines, however of my more recent sdram interface designs series resistors have not been required or even suggested. There are downsides to using series resistors, mainly the additional solder connections and vias required, as well as having to break the signals to the surface rather than a clean run straight to memory on an inner layer.

Does anyone have any information or guidance they can share in this regard?

Thanks,

Steve

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  • RandyP
    Posted by RandyP
    on Aug 15 2012 22:11 PM
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    Steve,

    Our recommendation would be to do a board simulation using the IBIS model to see if series resistors are needed for your design. I suspect that since the EVM used them that it will be best for you to do so also.

    Regards,
    RandyP

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    Posted by Steve Harris
    on Aug 16 2012 13:56 PM
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    Fair enough. Thanks for the reply.

    Steve

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