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MityDSP-L138 Carrier Board Design Guide
March 5, 2014
Page 10 of 17
Document Revision: 1.7
– MityDSP-L138 Revision 4A
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3
Electrical Requirements
The following sections describe the various electrical requirements for the MityDSP-L138, MitySOM-1808,
MitySOM-1810 and MityDSP-6748 modules.
3.1
Power Supplies
The MityDSP-L138, MitySOM-1808, MitySOM-1810 and MityDSP-6748 module requires only one regulated
power supply for the main +3.3V I/O power rail. All other required power rails are generated on-module by a
combination of switching and linear, high-efficiency voltage regulators. The main +3.3V power rail can be
sourced by either a linear or switching regulator as system requirements dictate. Table 3 describes the
specifications of the input voltage, allowed ripple, and current requirements.
Table 3: Module Voltage and Current Specifications
Module
Spec. Minimum Typical Maximum Units
MityDSP-L138
V
3.3
3.14
3.3
3.46
V
I
3.3
170
300
TBD
mA
3.2
Recommended Capacitance
All MityDSP-L138 family modules include some power supply rail bypass capacitors on-board, however
additional capacitance is recommended on the carrier board to minimize the ripple effect caused by changing
load currents. It is common practice to place one 10uF tantalum capacitor nearby each power supply pin pair.
Please note that this is the minimum recommended amount of additional capacitance, and even more is always
better.
3.3
I/O Interfaces
All I/O pins directly connected to the CPU SOC are compliant to only 3.3V I/O standards. The only exceptions to
this are the SATA and USB data lines. These are I/Os directly connect to the OMAP-L138’s built-in PHY
transceivers, and as such are low voltage differential signaling standards.
The following sections describe I/O interfaces that are found on all MityDSP-L138, MitySOM-1808, and MityDSP-
6748 types.
3.3.1
Module Reset
On the each module the main 3.3V input supply and all on-module generated power supplies are monitored and
will trigger a module hard-reset if any of them fails or becomes unstable. Also included on this module is a
manual-reset (MRESET#) input pin that can be connected to carrier board system reset and power supply
monitoring circuitry.