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MityDSP-L138 Carrier Board Design Guide
March 5, 2014
Page 13 of 17
Document Revision: 1.7
– MityDSP-L138 Revision 4A
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3.3.11
EMIFA
All MityDSP-L138, MitySOM-1808, MitySOM-1810, and MityDSP-6748 modules expose the SOC’s External
Memory Interface-A (EMIFA) bus interface on the SO-DIMM edge connector. This memory interface bus is
utilized on-module to support the NAND flash device on chip select 3 (CS3). The memory interface can be used
externally to the module for connection to SDRAM, SRAM, flash memories (parallel NAND / NOR), FPGAs, and
ASICs. Please refer to the SOC datasheets and user guides for more information on the operation of the EMIF
bus.
3.3.12
UPP
All MityDSP-L138, MitySOM-1808, MitySOM-1810, and MityDSP-6748 modules expose the SOC’s Universal
Parallel Ports. These two ports each consist of a 8/16-bit wide data bus and synchronization and flow control
signals. Each port can be configured as input or output, but they are not intended to be used in applications
requiring a bi-directional data bus. Instead, one port can be configured as output, the other as input, and both
can operate independently and simultaneously. The UPP ports are useful in moving data to/from CODECs
(DACs/ADCx), FPGAs, ASICs, and other processors. Please refer to the SOC datasheets and user guides for more
information on the operation of the UPP ports.
3.3.13
LCD Controller
All MityDSP-L138, MitySOM-1808, MitySOM-1810, and MityDSP-6748 modules expose the SOC’s Liquid Crystal
Display (LCD) Controller port. This port consists of a 16-bit data bus, and strobes and clocks necessary to
connect to industry standard LCD module interfaces. The controller can operate in raster mode, or
asynchronous memory-mapped mode (LIDD). Please refer to the SOC datasheets and user guides for more
information on the operation of the LCD Controller.
3.3.14
Video Port Interface
All MityDSP-L138, MitySOM-1808, MitySOM-1810, and MityDSP-6748 modules expose the SOC’s Video Port
Interface (VPIF). This port consists of two separate data paths – one input and one output. Each is a 16-bit data
bus with clock signals. The ports can be used to move TV/video data into and out of the SOC. The port pins are
multiplexed with other functions such as the UPP, RMII, and MMCSD1. Please refer to the SOC datasheets and
user guides for more information on the operation of the Video Port Interface.