AM620-Q1: Does AM62 support internal SPI or I2C connection?

Gibbs Shih said:

"internal" SPI or I2C connection?

I need more context on the meaning of the word internal here.

Could you elaborate more on what is the use case, apart from whats highlighted in one of the responses.

Regards,

Vaibhav

Hi, Vaibhav

Thanks you replies.

The word, "internal SPI or I2C connection" means "internal" SPI/I2C connection (interface) between main domain and mcu domain in SOC.

Basically, this interface do not have "physical pin out" on chip.

for example, one SPI interface in MCU domain, and another SPI interface in main domain, this SPI interface connection each other inside chip, but they do not have physical pin out.  

Once FFI or MCU isolation enabled, RPMsg could be prohibited, so "internal SPI or I2C connection"  is the only way to bridge communication between these two domain.

Thanks

Gibbs

Hi,

Thanks for your patience.

Gibbs Shih said:

Basically, this interface do not have "physical pin out" on chip.

Gibbs Shih said:

for example, one SPI interface in MCU domain, and another SPI interface in main domain, this SPI interface connection each other inside chip, but they do not have physical pin out.  

Can you please specify the exact pins which you are asking about/looking at?

I am also assuming you are talking with respect to custom board?

Regards,

Vaibhav

Hi,

Any updates? It has been a month with no feedback.

Regards,

Vaibhav

Hi, Vaibhav

Pls reference TDA4 TRM (Ver C), this function what's I want to know on AM62.

p114

Thank You.

Gibbs

Hi, Vaibhav

I think it should be not support.

so it should be connect SPI between main/mcu domain by physical pin out. 

Thanks

Gibbs