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Part Number: TDA4VM How to address the assertion Issue from EthFw, due to race condition between multiple client requests for EnetMcm Module Server Task.
Part Number: AM625 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SK-AM62B , SK-AM62B-P1 ,
Hi TI Experts,
I am starting a new board design and planning to use TI Starter Kit (SK) design files for designing my custom board.
https://www.ti.com/tool/SK-AM62B
Please let…
Part Number: AM6442
Hello,
I am trying to understand what voltage levels I am looking at with the AM6442 SERDES driver. I am using the IBIS-AMI model in HYPERLYNX I am seeing the common mode output voltage swing from 200 to 600 mV with a centerpoint…
Part Number: AM625 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SK-AM62B ,
Overview
In some applications it is critical that SPI transfers happen with the smallest-possible inter-byte gaps to either optimize throughout, or to meet certain overall system real-time…
Part Number: AM625 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SK-AM62 , , SK-AM62B
Overview
It is a common need wanting to incorporate a custom Linux device tree file into the boot process of Yocto-generated filesystem images. This FAQ introduces a simple and basic…
Part Number: AM623
Hello,
I'm referring to PROC124E2A AM62x-LOW POWER SKEVM, which uses MT53E1G16D1FW-046 WT:A LPDDR4. According to datasheet the size of the solderballs should be 0.436mm and PCB board uses 13mils(0.3302mm).
Also, if you see the spacing…
Part Number: AM6442
Hello Sitara team,
my customer is working with AM6442 and two Ethernet PHYs ADIN1200 (100Mbit) and ADIN1300 (1Gbit).
They would like to use CLKOUT of the AM64 with 25MHz to connect to the 100Mbit PHY.
However in the datasheet it mentions…