Preliminary
Device Clocking and Flying Adder PLL
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Table 1-72. Main PLL Clocks (continued)
ELM
SYSCLK6
Interface & Functional
MAINPLL
125 MHz
Clock
Table 1-73. Example for Main PLL Frequencies
Input
Pre-
Multiplier
VCO
4
24
FAPLL
Post
Post
PRCM
System
SYSCLK
Referenc
Divider
Output
Bit
Bit
Output
Divider
Divider
Divider
Clock
Frequenc
e
Frequenc
s
s
Output
Domain
y (MHz)
Frequenc
y
Int
Fra
y
eg
cti
er
on
al
f
r
(MHz)
P
N
f
vco
(MHz)
FREQ
f
s
(MHz)
M
f
o
(MHz)
27
1
64
1728
8
0.5
1626.352
2
813.1764
1
SYSCLK1
813.1764
94117647
70588235
70588235
27
1
64
1728
14
0
987.4285
1
987.4285
1
SYSCLK2
987.4285
71428571
71428571
71428571
4
SYSCLK23
246.8571
42857143
27
1
64
1728
9
0.3
1481.142
3
493.7143
1
SYSCLK4
493.7143
33
91004082
03346939
03346939
33
1
2
SYSCLK5
246.8571
3
5167347
1
4
SYSCLK6
123.4285
75836735
1
5
SYSCLK7
98.74286
06693879
27
1
64
1728
9
0.2
1500
12
125
1
SYSCLK24
125
16
27
1
65
1755
8
0.7
1600
2
800
1
SYSCLK1
800
75
27
1
65
1755
14
0.0
1000
1
1000
1
SYSCLK2
1000
4
4
SYSCLK23
250
27
1
65
1755
9
0.3
1500
3
500
1
SYSCLK4
500
6
1
2
SYSCLK5
250
1
4
SYSCLK6
125
1
5
SYSCLK7
100
27
1
65
1755
9
0.3
1500
12
125
1
SYSCLK24
125
6
1.10.3.1.2 DDR PLL
shows the structure of the DDR PLL. An 800 MHz DDR clock is derived directly from the
PLL’s VCO output (divided by 2, Post Divider). This clock passes through the RCD(Reset Clock
Distribution) to the IDID (DDR Macro). The IDID clock is also divided by 2 to create DDR2/3 controller
clock which connects to the IDID to serve as a data enable. The DDR PLL has 2 flying adder
synthesizers. One is to generate the 400 MHz OCP clock for the DDR2/3 controller and DMM and the
other is the 48 MHz SYSCLK10 for SPI, I2C, UART, HDMI CEC, and SD/SDIO functional clocks.
SYSCLK9 is dividable clock derived from SYSCLK10 which goes to the VTP controller as the VTP clock.
The outputs of both synthesizers are muxed with the 27 MHz reference clock to allow its selection during
PLL bypass mode.
The L3 interconnect probe also requires a 400 MHz clock synchronous to the DDR2/3 controller OCP
interface clock for capturing DDR2/3 probe data. This clock must be free running to keep alive the host
service network within the L3. The DDR PLL Clock 3 output directly from the FA-PLL rather than the
SYSCLK8 gated clock is used for this purpose. Additionally the SYSCLK8 divider (/A) is tied to 1/1 to
ensure that the DDR2/3 controller OCP and L3 interconnect probe remain frequency locked.
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