Hi, I can't find the meaning of ctl_clk and REF_CLK in the PLLCR register's field FRQSEL(bit 19-18) in page 4-52 of spruhn7a, can someone tell me? thanks.
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Hi, I can't find the meaning of ctl_clk and REF_CLK in the PLLCR register's field FRQSEL(bit 19-18) in page 4-52 of spruhn7a, can someone tell me? thanks.
ctl_clk/REF_CLK is Input DDR module clock. For more information refer 66AK2H12 Technical reference manual.
Hello Gang,
Yes, it means the input clock to the DDR PLL.
You can refer section 10.6 DDR3A PLL and DDR3B PLL in the device datasheet for more details about DDR3 PLL.
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/66ak2h12.pdf
The EVM technical reference manual is available in the below link.
http://www.advantech.com/Support/TI-EVM/EVMK2HX_sd4.aspx
Regards,
Senthil
Hi, Senthil. Thanks for your reply. Is it DDRCLK(N|P) in Figure 10-25 in 66ak2h12.pdf ? In the evm, the input clock to DDR3A(B) is 100MHz, which is not in the range of ctl_clk/REF_CLK in PLLCR bit 19-18, its valid values are:
00 = PLL reference clock (ctl_clk/REF_CLK) ranges from 335MHz to 533MHz
01 = PLL reference clock (ctl_clk/REF_CLK) ranges from 225MHz to 385MHz
10 = Reserved
11 = PLL reference clock (ctl_clk/REF_CLK) ranges from 166MHz to 275MHz
But 100MHz, is not in the range above. Did I misunderstand it? Can you give me more information about it? thanks.
Hello Gang,
Sorry for the misinterpretation. The ctl_clk/REF_CLK given in the FRQSEL field refers to DDR3 PHY reference clock and not DDR3 PLL reference clock.
It is the reference clock to the PHY which is half of the DDR clock and a quarter of the DDR data rate.
I will keep you posted if i get an information about FRQSEL field description change in user guide.
Regards,
Senthil