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66AK2H12: About K2H PLL

Part Number: 66AK2H12


Hi everyone,

I have some questions about PLL.

Q1. The following two figures are different. For example, the positions of the multiplier
and divider are different. Which figure is correct?

(SPRS866G : 258page) Figure 11-7. Main PLL and PLL Controller


(SPRUGV2I : 5page) Figure 1-1. PLL and PLL Controller Block Diagram

Q2. How many SYSCLKn does K2H have?
Figure 11-7 shows that it is up to SYSCLK4, but SPRS866G:259page shows that it is up to SYSCLK5.

Q3. Which register is used to set INTERNAL CLOCK DIVIDER(S) and SHARED LOCAL CLOCK DIVIDER for the following?
I'd like to know the registers that set them.
Which function in Figure 11-7 is this divider?

Q4. About the following CLK input of K2H

  • SYSCLKP/N (AL3 / AK3)
  • ARMCLKP/M (C37 / B37)
  • DDR3ACLKP/N (B25 / A25)
  • DDR3BCLKP/N (AR38 / AR39)
  • SRIOSGMIICLKP/N (AW34 / AW35)
  • USBCLKP/N (W2/V2)
  • MGTREFCLK0P/N (F6 / E6)

Which PLL register do each correspond to?
DDR3xCLKP/N corresponds to DDR3xPLLCTL0, and ARMCLKP/N corresponds to ARMPLLCTL0.
I do not know the registers corresponding to other clock inputs.

Best regards,

Sasaki

  • Hi,

    Q1. You should refer to the datasheet. The User Guide (SPRUGV2I) is a common document for all Keystone devices. The Datasheet shows the information specific for 66AK2H12.

    Q2. As far as I know it should be up to SYSCLK5.

    Q3. & Q4. The registers are described in the KeyStone Architecture Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) User Guide (www.ti.com/.../sprugv2i.pdf) and also the Datasheet (Section 11.5.2 PLL Controller Memory Map). For each module you need to check the corresponding SYSCLKn and then see the corresponding PLLDIV register.

    Best Regards,
    Yordan
  • Hi Yordan-san,

    Thank you for your support!

    I will check the document again.

    Best regards,

    Sasaki