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Ult device. For further information on the I/O expander and its connections, please locate the I/O
expander section within this hardware user guide.
eMMC FLASH MEMORY
(8GB)
MTFC8GAKAJCN-4M IT
Bank 500
MIOxx_EMMC0_IO[0:7]
MIO22_EMMC0_CLK
P0_EMMC0_RST_N
MIO21_EMMC0_CMD
I/O
EXPANDER
TCA9534
Figure 5
– eMMC Block Diagram
Table 3
– eMMC Pin Assignment and Definitions
Signal Name
Description
MPSoC Pin
MIO
eMMC Pin
MIO13_EMMC0_IO0
EMMC Data IO [0]
Y12
MIO_13
A3
MIO14_EMMC0_IO1
EMMC Data IO [1]
AC11
MIO_14
A4
MIO15_EMMC0_IO2
EMMC Data IO [2]
W13
MIO_15
A5
MIO16_EMMC0_IO3
EMMC Data IO [3]
V13
MIO_16
B2
MIO17_EMMC0_IO4
EMMC Data IO [4]
AD11
MIO_17
B3
MIO18_EMMC0_IO5
EMMC Data IO [5]
AB12
MIO_18
B4
MIO19_EMMC0_IO6
EMMC Data IO [6]
AE11
MIO_19
B5
MIO20_EMMC0_IO7
EMMC Data IO [7]
AA12
MIO_20
B6
MIO21_EMMC0_CMD
EMMC Command
AD12
MIO_21
M5
MIO22_EMMC0_CLK
EMMC Clock
W14
MIO_22
M6
NOTE: EMMC18 Boot Mode: MODE PINS [3:0]
– 0x6
2.2.4
SFVA625 Device Package Delay Compensation for Memory Interfaces
The Zynq Ult MPSoC device package delay is accommodated for in the layout of the each of the
memory interfaces signal trace lengths. The average of min and max values for package delay is utilized
to compensate for the flight time caused by the delay associated with this package.
2.3 GTR Transceivers
The UltraZed-EG SOM has four multi-gigabit transceiver lanes that reside on Bank 505 of the Zynq
Ult MPSoC device. These transceivers can be used to interface to multiple high speed interface
protocols such as PCI Express, Serial ATA, USB3.0, and Display Port. The associated high speed protocol
MAC layers are hardened macros that exist in the PS subsystem of the Zynq Ult MPSoC device
so additional Intellectual Property (IP) or targeted devices are not necessary to complete the various
interfaces.
The Zynq Ult MPSoC is enabled with four GTR transceivers which are capable of a transceiver
data rates up to 6.0 Gbps. Four differential MGT reference clock inputs are available to support the GTR
transceiver lanes. The multi-gigabit transceiver lanes and their associated reference clocks are connected
to the end-user carrier board via the JX3 Micro Header.