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Contents
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................ 11
1.1 SoC Features .................................................................................................... 11
1.2 Terminology ..................................................................................................... 15
1.3 SKU Information ............................................................................................... 17
1.4 References ....................................................................................................... 17
2 Physical Interfaces .................................................................................................. 19
2.1 PCI Device ID ................................................................................................... 19
2.2 Buffer Type Definitions....................................................................................... 20
2.3 Power Well Definitions........................................................................................ 20
2.4 Memory Interface Signals ................................................................................... 21
2.4.1 DDR3L Interface Signals.......................................................................... 21
2.4.2 LPDDR3 Interface Signals ........................................................................ 23
2.4.3 LPDDR4 Interface Signals ........................................................................ 24
2.5 Digital Display Interface (DDI) Signals ................................................................. 24
2.6 MIPI*-DSI Interface Signals................................................................................ 25
2.7 MIPI*-CSI2 (DPHY1.1) Signals ............................................................................ 26
2.8 MIPI*-CSI2 (DPHY1.2) Signals ............................................................................ 26
2.9 MIPI* Camera Sideband Signals .......................................................................... 27
2.10 SVID Signals .................................................................................................... 27
2.11 eMMC* Signals.................................................................................................. 28
2.12 SD Card Signals ................................................................................................ 28
2.13 System Management Bus (SMBus) ...................................................................... 29
2.14 USB 2.0 Interface Signals................................................................................... 29
2.15 USB 3.0 Interface Signals................................................................................... 29
2.16 PCIe* Interface Signals ...................................................................................... 31
2.17 SATA Interface Signals....................................................................................... 33
2.18 FAST SPI Interface ............................................................................................ 34
2.18.1 Fast Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Signals ............................................. 34
2.19 SIO (LPSS) Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Signals............................................... 35
2.20 JTAG Interface Signals ....................................................................................... 35
2.21 Audio Interface Signals ...................................................................................... 36
2.22 High Speed UART Interface Signals...................................................................... 37
2.23 I2C Interface Signals.......................................................................................... 38
2.24 Power Management Signals ................................................................................ 38
2.25 Real Time Clock (RTC) Interface Signals ............................................................... 39
2.26 Integrated Clock Interface Signals ....................................................................... 40
2.27 Integrated Sensor Hub Interface Signals .............................................................. 42
2.28 Low Pin Count (LPC) Bus .................................................................................... 42
2.29 Miscellaneous Signals......................................................................................... 43
2.30 Hardware Straps ............................................................................................... 44
2.31 GPIO Multiplexing.............................................................................................. 45
2.32 Wake Events .................................................................................................... 60
3 Functional Description ............................................................................................. 63
3.1 Processor Core Overview .................................................................................... 63
3.2 System Memory Controller ................................................................................. 63
3.2.1 Supported Memory Overview ................................................................... 63
3.2.2 Memory Configurations ........................................................................... 64
3.3 Display Controller.............................................................................................. 67
3.3.1 Features of Display Controller .................................................................. 67
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3.4 Graphics and Media Engine .................................................................................68
3.5 Imaging ...........................................................................................................69
3.5.1 Camera Configurations ............................................................................69
3.6 Audio Controller ................................................................................................71
3.7 Power Management............................................................................................71
3.8 USB Controller ..................................................................................................72
3.9 PCI Express*.....................................................................................................73
3.9.1 PCIe* Port Mapping.................................................................................74
3.10 Serial ATA (SATA)..............................................................................................75
3.11 Storage ............................................................................................................76
3.12 Serial I/O (SIO) (LPSS) ......................................................................................77
3.13 Fast SPI ...........................................................................................................79
3.14 Power Management Controller (PMC)....................................................................80
3.15 IntelTM Legacy Block..........................................................................................80
3.16 Integrated Sensor Hub .......................................................................................81
3.17 SMBus..............................................................................................................81
3.18 Security Architecture..........................................................................................82
3.19 Thermal Management.........................................................................................83
3.19.1 SoC Features .........................................................................................83
3.19.2 Thermal Sensors.....................................................................................83
3.20 Clocking ...........................................................................................................84
4 Reset and Power Sequences ....................................................................................87
4.1 Reset Flows ......................................................................................................87
4.1.1 System Sleeping States Control (S-States).................................................87
4.2 SoC Power-Up/Down Sequences ..........................................................................88
4.2.1 RTC Power Well Transition (G5 to G3 States Transition) ...............................88
4.2.2 Cold Boot [G3 Mechanical Off] ..................................................................88
4.2.3 Cold Boot [G2] .......................................................................................90
4.2.4 Cold Off [S4/S5 Without Wakes] ...............................................................92
4.2.5 G3->S5.................................................................................................93
4.3 Reset Sequences ...............................................................................................94
4.3.1 Cold Reset .............................................................................................94
4.3.2 Warm Reset ...........................................................................................96
4.3.3 Sx Reset................................................................................................96
4.4 Timing Requirements ....................................................................................... 100
5 Electrical Specifications ......................................................................................... 103
5.1 Absolute Maximum and Minimum Specifications ................................................... 103
5.2 Thermal Specifications...................................................................................... 103
5.2.1 Temperature Requirements .................................................................... 103
5.3 Storage Conditions........................................................................................... 104
5.4 Post Board-Attach............................................................................................ 104
5.5 Voltage, Current, and Crystal Specifications ........................................................ 105
5.5.1 Voltage and Current Specifications .......................................................... 105
5.5.2 Crystal Specifications ............................................................................ 106
5.6 SoC DC Specifications ...................................................................................... 106
5.6.1 Display................................................................................................ 107
5.6.2 MIPI*-CSI............................................................................................ 113
5.6.3 Memory Specifications ........................................................................... 115
5.6.4 SD Card .............................................................................................. 121
5.6.5 eMMC* ................................................................................................ 121
5.6.6 JTAG ................................................................................................... 122
5.6.7 USB .................................................................................................... 124
5.6.8 SPI ..................................................................................................... 127
5.6.9 SVID................................................................................................... 129
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5.6.10 LPSS UART .......................................................................................... 130
5.6.11 I2S (Audio).......................................................................................... 130
5.6.12 AVS DMIC ........................................................................................... 131
5.6.13 I2C ..................................................................................................... 131
5.6.14 HDA ................................................................................................... 132
5.6.15 LPC .................................................................................................... 132
5.6.16 Platform Clock ..................................................................................... 133
5.6.17 PCIe* Specification ............................................................................... 134
5.6.18 SATA Specification................................................................................ 134
5.6.19 SMBus Specification.............................................................................. 136
5.6.20 Power Management Unit (PMU) Signals ................................................... 137
5.6.21 ISH GPIO/PROCHOT_N/PCIe Wake/PCIe CLKREQ/GPIO/THERMTRIP_N
Specification ........................................................................................ 137
5.6.22 RTC Signal Specification ........................................................................ 138
5.6.23 PWM Signal Specification ....................................................................... 139
6 Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations ............................................................................. 141
6.1 SoC Ball Map DDR3L ........................................................................................ 141
6.2 SoC Ball Map—LPDDR3 .................................................................................... 145
6.3 SoC Ball Map—LPDDR4 .................................................................................... 148
6.4 SoC Pin List Numbers and Locations—DDR3L, LPDDR3, LPDDR4 ............................ 151
6.5 SoC X and Y Pin List ........................................................................................ 187
7 Package Information ............................................................................................. 221
7.1 Package Attributes .......................................................................................... 221
7.2 Package Diagrams ........................................................................................... 222
Figures
1-1 SoC Block Diagram................................................................................................... 14
3-1 CSI2 D-PHY 1.1/1.2 Sensor Configurations .................................................................. 71
3-2 USB3/PCIe*/SATA Port Mapping ................................................................................ 73
3-3 USB2 and USB3 Port Mapping .................................................................................... 74
3-4 SoC Clock Mapping................................................................................................... 87
4-1 SoC G3 Cold Boot Power-Up ...................................................................................... 91
4-2 SoC G3 Cold Boot Power-Up No Coin Cell .................................................................... 92
4-3 SoC G2 Cold Boot Power-Up ...................................................................................... 93
4-4 SoC G2 Cold Boot Power-Up VDDQ V1P24 Rail Merge.................................................... 94
4-5 SoC S4/S5 Cold Off .................................................................................................. 95
4-6 G3 -> S5 Sequencing ............................................................................................... 96
4-7 SoC Cold Reset ........................................................................................................ 97
4-8 SoC Warm Reset...................................................................................................... 98
4-9 SoC S3 Power Sequencing (S0-S3-S0) ........................................................................ 99
4-10 SoC S4 Power Sequencing (S0-S4-S0) ...................................................................... 100
4-11 SoC S0Ix Power Sequencing (S0-S0Ix) ..................................................................... 101
4-12 THERMTRIP Sequencing .......................................................................................... 102
5-1 Definition of Differential Voltage and Differential Voltage Peak-to-Peak .......................... 110
5-2 Definition of Pre-Emphasis ...................................................................................... 110
5-3 Eye Diagram Mask for HDMI* .................................................................................. 111
5-4 Turnaround Procedure ............................................................................................ 114
5-5 Input Glitch Rejection of Low-Power Receivers ........................................................... 116
5-6 MIPI*-CSI Clock Definition ...................................................................................... 116
5-7 MIPI*-CSI Camera Side Band Signals ....................................................................... 117
5-8 DDR3L DQ Setup/Hold Relationship to/from DQSP/DQSN (Read Operation).................... 118
5-9 DDR3L DQ Valid Before and After DQSP/DQSN (Write Operation) ................................. 118
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5-10 DDR3L Write Preamble Duration ............................................................................... 118
5-11 DDR3L Write Postamble Duration.............................................................................. 118
5-12 DDR3L Command Signals Valid Before and After CLK Rising Edge ................................. 119
5-13 DDR3L CLKE Valid Before and After CLK Rising Edge ................................................... 119
5-14 DDR3L CS_N Valid Before and After CLK Rising Edge................................................... 119
5-15 DDR3L ODT Valid Before CLK Rising Edge .................................................................. 120
5-16 DDR3L Clock Cycle Time.......................................................................................... 120
5-17 DDR3L Skew Between System Memory Differential Clock Pairs (CLKP/CLKN) .................. 120
5-18 DDR3L CLK High Time ............................................................................................. 120
5-19 DDR3L CLK Low Time.............................................................................................. 121
5-20 DDR3L DQS Falling Edge Output Access Time to CLK Rising Edge .................................. 121
5-21 DDR3L DQS Falling Edge Output Access Time from CLK Rising Edge .............................. 121
5-22 DDR3L CLK Rising Edge Output Access Time to the First DQS Rising Edge ...................... 122
5-23 eMMC DC Bus Signal Level...................................................................................... 124
6-1 Ball Map DDR3L—Left (63–42) ................................................................................. 144
6-2 Ball Map DDR3L—Center (41–20) ............................................................................. 145
6-3 Ball Map DDR3L—Right (19–1) ................................................................................. 146
6-4 Ball Map LPDDR3—Left (63–42)................................................................................ 147
6-5 Ball Map LPDDR3—Middle (41–20) ............................................................................ 148
6-6 Ball Map LPDDR3—Right (19–1) ............................................................................... 149
6-7 Ball Map LPDDR4—Left (63-42) ................................................................................ 150
6-8 Ball Map LPDDR4—Middle (41–20) ............................................................................ 151
6-9 Ball Map LPDDR4—Right (19–1) ............................................................................... 152
7-1 Package Mechanical Drawing—Part 1 of 3 .................................................................. 224
7-2 Package Mechanical Drawing—Part 2 of 3 .................................................................. 225
7-3 Package Mechanical Drawing—Part 3 of 3 .................................................................. 226
Tables
1-1 SoC Features ...........................................................................................................11
1-2 SoC SKU List............................................................................................................17
2-1 PCI Configuration Matrix............................................................................................19
2-2 Buffer Type Definitions ..............................................................................................20
2-3 Platform Power Well Definitions ..................................................................................20
2-4 DDR3L System Memory Signals ..................................................................................21
2-5 LPDDR3 System Memory Signals ................................................................................23
2-6 LPDDR4 System Memory Signals ................................................................................24
2-7 Digital Display Interface Signals .................................................................................24
2-8 MIPI*-DSI Interface Signals.......................................................................................25
2-9 MIPI*-CSI2 (DPHY1.1) Interface Signals......................................................................26
2-10 SoC MIPI*-CSI2 (DPHY1.2) Interface Signals ...............................................................26
2-11 SoC Camera Sideband Signals....................................................................................27
2-12 SVID Interface Signals ..............................................................................................27
2-13 SoC eMMC* Interface Signals .....................................................................................28
2-14 SoC SD Card Interface Signals ..................................................................................28
2-15 SoC SMBus Interface Signals .....................................................................................29
2-16 USB 2.0 Interface Signals ..........................................................................................29
2-17 SoC USB 3.0 Signals .................................................................................................29
2-18 SoC PCIE*2 Signals ..................................................................................................31
2-19 SoC SATA3 Signals ...................................................................................................33
2-20 Fast Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Signals................................................................34
2-21 SIO (LPSS) Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Signals......................................................35
2-22 JTAG Interface Signals ..............................................................................................35
2-23 SoC Audio Interface Signals .......................................................................................36
2-24 SoC HDA Interface Signals.........................................................................................37
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2-25 SoC UART Interface Signals ....................................................................................... 37
2-26 SoC I2C Interface Signals .......................................................................................... 38
2-27 SoC PM Interface Signals .......................................................................................... 38
2-28 SoC RTC Interface.................................................................................................... 39
2-29 Integrated Clock Interface Signals.............................................................................. 40
2-30 SoC Integrated Sensor Hub Interface Signals............................................................... 42
2-31 SoC LPC Interface .................................................................................................... 42
2-32 Miscellaneous Signals ............................................................................................... 43
2-33 Hardware Straps ...................................................................................................... 44
2-34 SoC GPIO Multiplexing .............................................................................................. 46
2-35 Wake Events ........................................................................................................... 60
3-1 Processor Core Overview........................................................................................... 63
3-2 Specifics of Supported Memory Technologies ............................................................... 63
3-3 Supported Memory Technologies ................................................................................ 63
3-4 Channel Operating Rules ........................................................................................... 64
3-5 DDR3L Channel Configuration Support ........................................................................ 66
3-6 LPDDR3 Memory Configurations ................................................................................. 67
3-7 LPDDR4 Memory Configurations ................................................................................. 67
3-8 LPDDR4 x32 Configuration Support ............................................................................ 68
3-9 Display Features ...................................................................................................... 68
3-10 Hardware Accelerated Video Decode/Encode Codec Support........................................... 69
3-11 Audio Controller Features .......................................................................................... 72
3-12 Power Management Supported Features...................................................................... 72
3-13 USB xHCI Controller Features .................................................................................... 73
3-14 Port Assignment for USB ........................................................................................... 73
3-15 PCIe* Features ........................................................................................................ 74
3-16 PCIe* Port Mapping .................................................................................................. 75
3-17 Supported Configurations for x4 Root Port ................................................................... 75
3-18 Supported Configuration for x2 Root Port .................................................................... 76
3-19 SATA Interface ........................................................................................................ 76
3-20 SATA Supported Features.......................................................................................... 76
3-21 SATA Non-Supported Features ................................................................................... 77
3-22 Storage Interface Usage ........................................................................................... 77
3-23 SD Card Features..................................................................................................... 77
3-24 eMMC* Features ...................................................................................................... 78
3-25 SD Card Working Modes............................................................................................ 78
3-26 eMMC* Working Modes ............................................................................................. 78
3-28 SoC Serial I/O Supported Interfaces ........................................................................... 78
3-29 SIO—I2C Features ................................................................................................... 79
3-30 SIO—HSUART Features............................................................................................. 79
3-31 SIO—SPI Features.................................................................................................... 80
3-32 iLB Features ............................................................................................................ 81
3-33 Integrated Sensor Hub Supported Functions and Components........................................ 82
3-34 SoC TXE 3.0 Interaction............................................................................................ 83
3-35 Temperature Reading Based on DTS ........................................................................... 84
3-36 Summary of Clock Signals ......................................................................................... 85
4-1 Timing Requirements During Reset Flows .................................................................. 102
5-1 SoC Base Frequencies and Thermal Specifications ...................................................... 105
5-2 Storage Conditions Prior to Board Attach ................................................................... 106
5-3 SoC Power Rail DC Specification and Iccmax .............................................................. 107
5-4 Integrated Clock Crystal DC Specification .................................................................. 108
5-5 Integrated Clock Oscillation Specification................................................................... 108
5-6 ILB RTC Crystal Specification ................................................................................... 108
5-7 embedded DisplayPort* DC Specification ................................................................... 109
5-8 HDMI* DC Specification .......................................................................................... 111
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5-9 embedded DisplayPort* DC Specification ................................................................... 111
5-10 DisplayPort* AUX Channel DC Specification ................................................................ 112
5-11 embedded DisplayPort* AUX Channel DC Specification ................................................ 113
5-12 DDI Panel GPIO Signals DC Specification ................................................................... 113
5-13 MIPI*-DSI DC Specification...................................................................................... 114
5-14 MIPI*-DSI GPIO Signals DC Specification................................................................... 114
5-15 MIPI HS-RX/MIPI LP-RX Minimum, Nominal, and Maximum Voltage Parameters .............. 115
5-16 MIPI*-CSI Clock Signal Specification ......................................................................... 116
5-17 MIPI*-CSI Camera Side Band DC Specification ........................................................... 117
5-18 DDR3L DC Specification........................................................................................... 117
5-19 LPDDR3 Memory Controller DC Specifications ............................................................. 122
5-20 LPDDR4 DC Specifications........................................................................................ 122
5-21 SD Card Signal Group DC Specification ...................................................................... 123
5-22 eMMC* Signal Group DC Specification ....................................................................... 123
5-23 JTAG DC Specification ............................................................................................. 124
5-24 JTAG DC Specification ............................................................................................. 125
5-25 USB 2.0 Host DC Specification.................................................................................. 126
5-26 USB 3.0 Interface DC Specification ........................................................................... 127
5-27 USB GPIO Signals DC Specification ........................................................................... 128
5-28 SIO SPI Signal Group DC Specification ...................................................................... 129
5-29 PMC SPI Signal Group DC Specification...................................................................... 130
5-30 FAST SPI Signal Group DC Specification..................................................................... 130
5-31 SVID Signal Group DC Specification (SVID_DATA, SVID_CLK, SVID_ALERT_N) ............... 131
5-32 LPSS UART Signals DC Specification .......................................................................... 132
5-33 AVS DMIC Signals DC Specification ........................................................................... 133
5-34 I2C SIO/PMIC/ISH/MIPI/DDI_DDC Signals DC Specification.......................................... 133
5-35 HDA Signal Group DC Specification ........................................................................... 134
5-36 LPC Signals DC Specification .................................................................................... 134
5-37 Platform Clock GPIO ............................................................................................... 135
5-38 2G PCIe* DC Specification ....................................................................................... 136
5-39 General Specifications ............................................................................................. 136
5-40 Transmitted Signal Requirements ............................................................................. 137
5-41 PMU Signals DC Specification ................................................................................... 139
5-42 DC Specification ..................................................................................................... 139
5-43 RTC Specification.................................................................................................... 140
5-44 PWM DC Specification ............................................................................................. 141
6-1 SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4........................................................ 153
6-2 SoC X and Y Pin List................................................................................................ 189
7-1 Package Attributes.................................................................................................. 223
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1 Introduction
Intel® Pentium® and Celeron® Processor N- and J- Series is the Intel Architecture (IA)
SoC that integrates the next generation Intel processor Core, Graphics, Memory
Controller, and I/O interfaces into a single System-on-Chip (SoC) solution.
Refer to the subsequent chapters for detailed information on the functionality of the
different interface blocks.
Note: Throughout this document Intel® Pentium® and Celeron® Processor N- and J- Series
is referred as SoC.
Throughout this document Intel® Pentium® and Celeron® Processor N- and J- Series
processor families refer to:
• Intel® Pentium® N4200
• Intel® Pentium® J4205
• Intel® Celeron® N3350 and N3450
• Intel® Celeron® J3455 and J3355
Execution Units Up to 18
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Supported transfer data rates DDR3L and LPDDR3: 1333, 1600, and 1866
(MT/s) LPDDR4: 1600, 2133, 2400
Maximum I2S Speed Master Clock: 19.2 MHz, Bit Clock: 12.28 MHz
USB USB 3.0 Port 6 (1x USB Dual Role, 1 dedicated port, 3x multiplex with
PCIe* 2.0,
1x multiplexed with SATA 3.0)
Note: All Ports are backward compatible with USB 2.0
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SPI Controller: 1
Device supported: 1
GPIO 16
SMBus Ports 1
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1.2 Terminology
Term Description
DP* DisplayPort*
HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface. HDMI supports standard, enhanced, or high-definition
video, plus multi-channel digital audio on a single cable. HDMI transmits all Advanced
Television Systems Committee (ATSC) HDTV standards and supports 8-channel digital
audio, with bandwidth to spare for future requirements and enhancements (additional
details available at http://www.hdmi.org/).
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Term Description
MSI Message Signaled Interrupt. MSI is a transaction initiated outside the host, conveying
interrupt information to the receiving agent through the same path that normally carries
read and write commands.
MSR Model Specific Register, as the name implies, is model-specific and may change from
processor model number (n) to processor model number (n+1). An MSR is accessed by
setting ECX to the register number and executing either the RDMSR or WRMSR instruction.
The RDMSR instruction will place the 64-bits of the MSR in the EDX: EAX register pair. The
WRMSR writes the contents of the EDX: EAX register pair into the MSR.
OS/US Overshoot/Undershoot
Rank A unit of DRAM corresponding to the set of SDRAM devices that are accessed in parallel for
a given transaction. For a 64-bit wide data bus using 8-bit (x8) wide SDRAM devices, a rank
would be eight devices. Multiple ranks can be added to increase capacity without widening
the data bus, at the cost of additional electrical loading.
SERR System Error. SERR is an indication that an unrecoverable error has occurred on an I/O bus.
SIO (LPSS) Serial I/O (also called LPSS—Low Power Sub System)
SMI System Management Interrupt is used to indicate any of several system conditions (such as
thermal sensor events, throttling activated, access to System Management RAM, chassis
open, or other system state related activity).
TMDS Transition-Minimized Differential Signaling. TMDS is a serial signaling interface used in HDMI
to send visual data to a display. TMDS is based on low-voltage differential signaling with 8/
10b encoding for DC balancing.
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R2Y9 951483 B-0 Pentium® 4 2.4 GHz/2.5 1.1 GHz 750 MHz 200 MHz 6
N4200 GHz
R2YA 951484 B-0 Celeron® 4 2.1 GHz/2.2 1.1 GHz 700 MHz 200 MHz 6
N3450 GHz
R2YB 951485 B-0 Celeron® 2 2.3 GHz/2.4 1.1 GHz 650 MHz 200 MHz 6
N3350 GHz
R2ZA 951843 B-1 Pentium® 4 2.5 GHz/2.6 1.5 GHz 800 MHz 250 MHz 10
J4205 GHz
R2Z9 951842 B-1 Celeron® 4 2.2 GHz/2.3 1.5 GHz 750 MHz 250 MHz 10
J3455 GHz
R2Z8 951841 B-1 Celeron® 2 2.4 GHz/2.5 2.0 GHz 700 MHz 250 MHz 10
J3355 GHz
R2Z5 951830 B-1 Pentium® 4 2.4 GHz/2.5 1.1 GHz 750 MHz 200 MHz 6
N4200 GHz
R2Z6 951833 B-1 Celeron® 4 2.1 GHz/2.2 1.1 GHz 700 MHz 200 MHz 6
N3450 GHz
R2Z7 951834 B-1 Celeron® 2 2.3 GHz/2.4 1.1 GHz 650 MHz 200 MHz 6
N3350 GHz
1.4 References
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Physical Interfaces
2 Physical Interfaces
Many interfaces contain physical pins. These groups of pins make up the physical
interfaces. Because of the large number of interfaces and the small size of the package,
some interfaces share their pins with GPIOs, while others use dedicated physical pins.
This chapter summarizes the physical interfaces, including the diversity in GPIO
multiplexing options.
0x5A8C DPTF 0 1
0x5AE0 SATA 18 0
0x5AD8 PCIe*-A 0 19 0
0x5AD9 PCIe*-A 1 19 1
0x5ADA PCIe*-A 2 19 2
0x5ADB PCIe*-A 3 19 3
0x5AD6 PCIe*-B 0 20 0
0x5AD7 PCIe*-B 1 20 1
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0x5ACA SD Card 27 0
0x5ACC eMMC* 28 0
0x5AE8 LPC 31 0
0x5AD4 SMBus 31 1
MOD PHY 1.24V tolerant buffer type (USB3, PCIe* and SATA)
Analog Analog pins that do not have specific digital requirements. Often used for circuit
calibration or monitoring
VCC_VCGI 0.5–1.45 Variable voltage supply to CPU and Graphics Core and ISP logic S0
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VDD2_1P24_AUD_ 1.24 Fixed voltage rail for Audio & ISH I/O Logic and PLLs S0–S5
ISH_PLL
VCC_3P3V_A 3.3 Fixed voltage rail for GPIO, I/O logic, and USB2 PHY S0–S5
VCC_RTC_3P3V 3.3 Fixed Voltage rail for RTC (Real Time Clock) S0–G3
MEM_CH0/CH1_DQ[63:0] I/O VDDQ DDR3L PHY Data Buses: Data signals interface to the
SDRAM data buses.
MEM_CH0/CH1_DQSP[7:0] I/O VDDQ DDR3L PHY Data Strobes: Differential data strobe pairs.
MEM_CH0/CH1_DQSN[7:0] The data is captured at the crossing point of
DQS during read and write transactions.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CLKP[1:0] I/O VDDQ DDR3L PHY SDRAM Differential Clock: Differential clocks
MEM_CH0/CH1_CLKN[1:0] signal pairs, pair per rank. The crossing of the
positive edge of MEM_CH0/CH1_CLKP and the
negative edge of their complement MEM_CH0/
CH1_CLKN are used to sample the command
and control signals on the SDRAM.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CKE[1:0] O VDDQ DDR3L PHY Clock Enable: (1 per rank). These signals are
used to:
• Initialize the SDRAMs during power-up.
• Power-down SDRAM ranks.
• Place all SDRAM ranks into and out of self-
refresh during STR (Suspend to RAM).
MEM_CH0/CH1_CS[1:0]_N O VDDQ DDR3L PHY Chip Select: (1 per rank). These signals are
used to select particular SDRAM components
during the active state. There is one Chip
Select for each SDRAM rank.
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MEM_CH0/CH1_MA[15:0] O VDDQ DDR3L PHY Memory Address: These signals are used to
provide the multiplexed row and column
address to the SDRAM.
• A10 is sampled during Read/Write
commands to determine whether Auto pre-
charge should be performed to the
accessed bank after the Read/Write
operation.
HIGH: Auto pre-charge
LOW: No Auto pre-charge.
• A10 is sampled during a Pre-charge
command to determine whether the Pre-
charge applies to one bank (A10 LOW) or
all banks (A10 HIGH). If only one bank is
to be pre-charged, the bank is selected by
bank addresses.
• A12 is sampled during Read and Write
commands to determine if burst chop
(on-the-fly) will be performed.
HIGH: no burst chop
MEM_CH0_BA[2:0] O VDDQ DDR3L PHY Bank Select: These signals define which
MEM_CH1_BA[2:0] banks are selected within each SDRAM rank.
MEM_CH0_RAS_N O VDDQ DDR3L PHY RAS Control Signal: Row Address Select
MEM_CH1_RAS_N command signal
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MEM_CH0/CH1_DQA[31:0] I/O VDDQ LPDDR3 PHY Data Buses: Data signals interface to the
MEM_CH0/CH1_DQB[31:0] SDRAM data buses.
MEM_CH0/CH1_DQSA[3:0]_P/N I/O VDDQ LPDDR3 PHY Data Strobes: Differential data strobe
MEM_CH0/CH1_DQSB[3:0]_P/N pairs. The data is captured at the crossing
point of DQS during read and write
transactions.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CKE0A I VDDQ LPDDR3 PHY Clock Enable: (1 per rank) These signals
MEM_CH0/CH1_CKE1A are used to:
MEM_CH0/CH1_CKE0B • Initialize the SDRAMs during power-
MEM_CH0/CH1_CKE1B up.
• Power-down SDRAM ranks.
• Place all SDRAM ranks into and out of
self-refresh during STR.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CS[1:0]A_N I VDDQ LPDDR3 PHY Chip Select: (1 per rank). These signals
MEM_CH0/CH1_CS[1:0]B_N are used to select particular SDRAM
components during the active state. There
is one Chip Select for each SDRAM rank.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CAA[9:0] I/O VDDQ LPDDR3 PHY Command Address: These signals are
used to provide the multiplexed command
and address to the SDRAM.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CAB[9:0] I/O VDDQ LPDDR3 PHY Command Address: These signals are
used to provide the multiplexed command
and address to the SDRAM.
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MEM_CH0/CH1_DQA[31:0] I/O VDDQ LPDDR4 PHY Data Buses: Data signals interface to the
MEM_CH0/CH1_DQB[31:0] SDRAM data buses.
MEM_CH0/CH1_DQSA[3:0]_P/N I/O VDDQ LPDDR4 PHY Data Strobes: Differential data strobe
MEM_CH0/CH1_DQSB[3:0]_P/N pairs. The data is captured at the crossing
point of DQS during read and write
transactions.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CKE[1:0]A I VDDQ LPDDR4 PHY Clock Enable: (1 per rank) These signals
MEM_CH0/CH1_CKE[1:0]B are used to:
• Initialize the SDRAMs during power-
up.
• Power-down SDRAM ranks.
• Place all SDRAM ranks into and out of
self-refresh during STR.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CS[1:0]A I VDDQ LPDDR4 PHY Chip Select: (1 per rank). These signals
MEM_CH0/CH1_CS[1:0]B are used to select particular SDRAM
components during the active state. There
is one Chip Select for each SDRAM rank.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CAA[5:0] I/O VDDQ LPDDR4 PHY Command Address: These signals are
used to provide the multiplexed command
and address to the SDRAM.
MEM_CH0/CH1_CAB[5:0] I/O VDDQ LPDDR4 PHY Command Address: These signals are
used to provide the multiplexed command
and address to the SDRAM.
DDI0_AUXP I/O V1P05 Display PHY Port 0: Display Port Auxiliary Channel for
DP
DDI0_AUXN I/O V1P05 Display PHY Port 0: Display Port Auxiliary Channel
Complement for DP
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DDI0_RCOMP_P/N O V1P05 Display PHY Port 0/1: This signal is used for pre-driver
slew rate compensation.
Note: The SoC will use the eDP_RCOMP
value for DDI Port 0/1 as well.
Ensure that the eDP_RCOMP pin is
populated with the correct value.
There is no need to have this
DDI0_RCOMP on the platform.
DDI1_AUXP I/O V1P05 Display PHY Port 1: Display Port Auxiliary Channel for
DP
DDI1_AUXN I/O V1P05 Display PHY Port 1: Display Port Auxiliary Channel
Complement for DP
EDP_AUXP I/O V1P05 Display PHY Display Port Auxiliary Channel for eDP*
EDP_RCOMP_P/N O V1P05 Display PHY This signal is used for pre-driver slew rate
compensation.
DDI[2:0]_HPD I/O V1P8 GPIO Digital Display Interface Hot Plug Detect
Note: These are multiplexed signals and
need to be enabled through GPIO
programming
Note: DDI2 is a dedicated eDP port.
MDSI_A_DN[3:0] I/O V1P24 MIPI*-DPHY MIPI* Data Lane 3:0 for Pipe A
MDSI_A_DP[3:0] I/O V1P24 MIPI*-DPHY MIPI* Data Lane 3:0 complement for Pipe A
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MDSI_C_DN[3:0] I/O V1P24 MIPI*-DPHY MIPI* Data Lane 3:0 for Pipe C
MDSI_C_DP[3:0] I/O V1P24 MIPI*-DPHY MIPI* Data Lane 3:0 complement for Pipe C
MDSI_RCOMP I/O V1P24 MIPI*-DPHY This signal is used for pre-driver slew rate
compensation. An external precision resistor of
150 Ω ±1% should be connected between
MDSI_RCOMP and GND.
MIPI_I2C_SDA I/O V1P8 GPIO I2C Serial Data for MIPI Port
2
MIPI_I C_SCL I/O V1P8 GPIO I2C Serial Clock for MIPI Port
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GP_CAMERASB0 I/O V1P8 GPIO Output from shutter switch when its pressed
halfway. This switch state is used to trigger the
Auto focus LED for Xenon Flash or Torch mode for
LED Flash.
GP_CAMERASB1 I/O V1P8 GPIO Output from shutter switch when its pressed full
way. This switch state is used to trigger Xenon
flash or LED Flash.
GP_CAMERASB2 I/O V1P8 GPIO Active high control signal to Xenon Flash to start
charging the capacitor
GP_CAMERASB3 I/O V1P8 GPIO Active low output from Xenon Flash to indicate that
the capacitor is fully charged and is ready to be
triggered
GP_CAMERASB4 I/O V1P8 GPIO Active high Xenon Flash trigger/Enables Torch
Mode on LED Flash IC
GP_CAMERASB5 I/O V1P8 GPIO Enables Red Eye Reduction LED for Xenon/ Triggers
STROBE on LED Flash IC
GP_CAMERASB6 I/O V1P8 GPIO Camera Sensor 0 Strobe Output to SoC to indicate
beginning of capture/Active high signal to still
camera to power down the device.
GP_CAMERASB7 I/O V1P8 GPIO Camera Sensor 1 Strobe Output to SoC to indicate
beginning of capture/Active high signal to still
camera to power down the device
GP_CAMERASB8 I/O V1P8 GPIO Active high signal to video camera to power down
the device.
GP_CAMERASB9 I/O V1P8 GPIO Active low output signal to reset digital still camera
#0
GP_CAMERASB10 I/O V1P8 GPIO Active low output signal to reset digital still camera
#1
GP_CAMERASB11 I/O V1P8 GPIO Active low output signal to reset digital video
camera
Note: These signal are also part of the SoC GPIOs and designers can use them based on design
implementation.
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EMMC_CMD I/O V1P8 GPIO eMMC* Port Command: This signal is used
for card initialization and transfer of
commands.
EMMC_RCOMP I V1P8 GPIO eMMC* RCOMP: This signal is used for pre-
driver slew rate compensation.
Notes:
1. These signals will default to 3.3V during initial power-up and depending on the type of SD Card used, it can
be negotiated down to 1.8V. User needs to know the GPIO Configuration Registers to enable the 1.8V Mode.
2. The above signals have internal PU and PD. Refer to the Table 2-34 for more information.
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SMB_ALERT_N I/O V1P8/V3P3 GPIO SMBus Alert: This signal is used to wake the
system or generate SMI#. External pull-up
resistor is required.
Note: The I/O voltage selection is done by using Hardware Strap GPIO_78.
USB2_DN[7:0] I/O V3P3 USB2 PHY USB2 Data: High speed serialized data I/O.
USB2_RCOMP O V3P3 USB2 PHY Resistor Compensation: This signal is used for
pre-driver slew rate compensation.
USB_OC[1:0]_N I/O V1P8 GPIO Used by the controller to disable I/O in case of
overcurrent
Note: USB_OC[1:0]_N can be individually
configured for the USB ports.
Note: There are 8x HS ports available. 6x of these can be used towards USB 3.0 ports. By default USB2_DP/
DN [7:6] are dedicated HS ports.
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PCIE_CLKREQ[3:0]_N I/O V1P8 GPIO PCIE Clock Request: Used for devices that
need to request one of the four output
clocks.
Note: Each CLKREQ signal must be
associated with the corresponding
PCIE_CLKOUT to enable the clocks
for each port.
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Notes:
1. PCIE_WAKE and PCIECLKREQ can be paired with any port. These signals are not tied to a particular port
usage.
2. Each CLKREQs signal must be associated with the corresponding PCIE_REFCLK to enable the clocks for
each port.
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SATA_GP0/GPIO_22 I/O V1P8 GPIO Serial ATA Port [0] General Purpose Inputs:
When configured as SATA_GP0, this is an input
pin that issued as an interlock switch status
indicator for SATA Port 0. Drive the pin to ‘0’ to
indicate that the switch is closed and to ‘1’ to
indicate that the switch is open.
SATA_GP1/GPIO_23 I/O V1P8 GPIO Serial ATA Port [1] General Purpose Inputs:
When configured as SATA_GP1, this is an input
pin that issued as an interlock switch status
indicator for SATA Port 1. Drive the pin to ‘0’ to
indicate that the switch is closed and to ‘1’ to
indicate that the switch is open.
SATA_DEVSLP0/GPIO_24 I/O V1P8 GPIO Serial ATA Port [0] Device Sleep: This is an
open-drain pin on the SoC side. SoC will
tri-state this pin to signal to the SATA device that
it may enter a lower power state (pin will go high
due to pull-up that is internal to the SATA device,
per DEVSLP specification). SoC will drive pin low
to signal an exit from DEVSLP state.
Note: This pin can be mapped to SATA Port 0.
SATA_DEVLSP1/GPIO_25 I/O V1P8 GPIO Serial ATA Port [1] Device Sleep: This is an
open-drain pin on the SOC side. SoC will
tri-state this pin to signal to the SATA device that
it may enter a lower power state (pin will go high
due to pull-up that’s internal to the SATA device,
per DEVSLP specification). SoC will drive pin low
to signal an exit from DEVSLP state.
Design Constraint: No external pull-up or pull-
down termination required when used as
DEVSLP.
Note: This pin can be mapped to SATA Port 1.
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SATA_LED_N/GPIO_26 I/O V1P8 GPIO Serial ATA LED: This signal is an open-drain
output pin driven during SATA command activity.
It is to be connected to external circuitry that can
provide the current to drive a platform LED.
When active, the LED is on. When tri-stated, the
LED is off.
FST_SPI_MOSI_IO0 I/O V1P8 GPIO Fast SPI Data Pad: Data Input/output
pin for the SoC.
FST_SPI_MISO_IO1 I/O V1P8 GPIO
FST_SPI_CLK I/O V1P8 GPIO Fast SPI Clock: When the bus is idle, the
owner will drive the clock signal low.
FST_SPI_CS0_N I/O V1P8 GPIO Fast SPI Chip Select 0: Used as the SPI
bus request signal for the first SPI Flash
devices.
FST_SPI_CS1_N I/O V1P8 GPIO Fast SPI Chip Select 1: Used as the SPI
bus request signal for the second SPI
Flash devices.
FST_SPI_CS2_N I/O V1P8 GPIO Fast SPI Chip Select 2: Used as the SPI
bus request signal for the TPM device.
FST_SPI_CLK_FB I/O V1P8 - Clock feedback signal for aligning the FST
SPI data from level shifter. This is
connected to the controller.
Note: This is not a physical GPIO that
can be used. This Signal is not
Ball out on the SoC. Only the
buffer exists.
Notes:
1. These signals will be tri-stated when SoC is in Sx state (will need RSMRST_N to be asserted).
2. G3/RSMRST_N based Flash Sharing between SoC and EC (Embedded Controller) is allowed. For Windows*
platform, TXE3.0 supports verified boot flow in which the firmware form SPI device is authenticated.
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SIO_SPI_0_TXD I/O V1P8 GPIO SIO SPI 0 Data Pad: Data Input/Output pin
for the SoC.
SIO_SPI_0_RXD I/O V1P8 GPIO
SIO_SPI_0_FS0 I/O V1P8 GPIO SIO SPI 0 Frame Select: Used as the SPI
bus request signal
SIO_SPI_0_CLK I/O V1P8 GPIO SIO SPI 0 Clock: SPI Clock signal
Notes:
1. The SIO_SPI_0 is dedicated SPI to support Finger Print Sensor. This set of signals are part of the GPIO pins
and need to be configured in the BIOS to enabled SPI functionality.
2. The SPI functionality of SIO_SPI_1 and SIO_SPI_2 is not supported on SoC and these signals can be used
as GPIOs ONLY.
JTAG_TCK I/O V1P8 GPIO JTAG Test Clock: Provides the clock input for the
SoC Test Bus (also known as, Test Access Port).
JTAG_TDI I/O V1P8 GPIO JTAG Test Data Input: Transfers serial test data
into the processor.
JTAG_TDO I/O, V1P8 GPIO JTAG Test Data Output: Transfers serial test data
OD out of the processor.
JTAG_TMS I/O V1P8 GPIO JTAG Test Mode Select: A JTAG specification
support signal used by debug tools.
JTAG_TRST_N I/O V1P8 GPIO JTAG Test Reset: Asynchronously resets the Test
Access Port (TAP) logic.
JTAG_PRDY_N I/O, V1P8 GPIO Probe Mode Ready: SoC response to PREQ_B
OD assertion. Indicates SoC is in probe mode.
JTAG_PREQ_N I/O V1P8 GPIO Probe Mode Request: Requests the SoC to enter
probe mode. SoC will response with PRDY_B
assertion once it has entered.
JTAG_PMODE I/O V1P8 GPIO Power Mode: This signal serially encodes the
virtual system-state
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AVS_I2S[1:2]_MCLK I/O V1P8 GPIO MCLK for Master Mode operation or GPIO.
AVS_I2S[1:2]_BCLK I/O V1P8 GPIO Analog microphone I2S Bit Clock – bi-
directional. In master mode the BCLK is
supplied by the SoC, in slave mode serves
as an input
AVS_I2S[1:2]_WS_SYNC I/O V1P8 GPIO Word Select or SYNC input – marks the
beginning of serial sample
AVS_I2S[1:2]_SDO I/O V1P8 GPIO Audio Codec I2S Data out – serial data out
AVS_I2S3_SDI I/O V1P8 GPIO Audio Codec I2S Data in – serial data in
AVS_I2S3_SDO I/O V1P8 GPIO Audio Codec I2S Data out – serial data out
AVS_I2S[4:6]_SDI I/O V1P8 GPIO Audio Codec I2S Data in – serial data in
This signal is a part of the GPIO pins and
need to be configured in the BIOS to
enable there functionality
AVS_I2S[4:6]_SDO I/O V1P8 GPIO Audio Codec I2S Data out – serial data out
This signal is a part of the GPIO pins and
need to be configured in the BIOS to
enable there functionality
This signal is a part of the GPIO pins and
need to be configured in the BIOS to
enable there functionality
AVS_DMIC_CLK_A1 I/O V1P8 GPIO DMIC Clock: Digital Microphone Clock for
channel A (Voice trigger microphone)
AVS_DMIC_CLK_B1 I/O V1P8 GPIO DMIC Clock: Digital Microphone Clock for
channel B (Secondary microphone)
AVS_DMIC_DATA_1 I/O V1P8 GPIO DMIC Data: First microphone pair data
input
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Notes:
1. SoC supports two I2S interfaces. AVS_I2S2 and AVS_I2S6.
2. The other I2S interfaces can be used as GPIO.
AVS_HDA_BCLK O V1P8 GPIO HD Audio Bit Clock: Up to 24-MHz serial data clock
generated by the Intel HD Audio controller.
AVS_HDA_WS_SYNC O V1P8 GPIO HD Audio Word Select or SYNC: 48 KHz fixed rate
frames sync to the codec. Also used to encode the
stream number.
AVS_HDA_SDI I V1P8 GPIO HD Audio Serial Data In: Serial TDM data input
from the codec. The serial input is single-pumped for
a bit rate of up to 24Mb/s. The signal contains
integrated pull-down resistors, which are enabled
while the primary well is powered.
AVS_HDA_SDO O V1P8 GPIO HD Audio Serial Data Out: Serial TDM data output
to the codecs. The serial output is double-pumped for
a bit rate of up to 48Mb/s.
Note: This set of signals are part of the GPIO pins and need to be configured in the BIOS to enabled HDA
functionality.
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Notes:
1. LPSS_UART0 is not supported on SoC for UART functionality. These signals can be used as GPIOs.
2. LPSS_UART1 should be dedicated for discrete GNSS
3. LPSS_UART2 should be dedicated for Host OS Debug
MIPI_I2C_SDA I/O V1P8 GPIO I2C Serial Data for MIPI Port
2
MIPI_I C_SCL I/O V1P8 GPIO I2C Serial Clock for MIPI Port
Note: These signals are part of the GPIO. Refer to Table 2-34 for more details.
PMU_BATLOW_N I/O V1P8/V3P3 GPIO Battery Low: This signal indicates that
there is insufficient power to boot the
system. Assertion will prevent wake from
S3–S5 state. This signal can also be enabled
to cause an SMI# when asserted.
PMU_PWRBTN_N I/O V1P8/V3P3 GPIO Power Button: Power button input signal.
Used to wake the SoC from power button
press. The Power Button will cause SMI# or
SCI to indicate a system request to go to a
sleep state. If the system is already in a
sleep state, this signal will cause a wake
event. If PWRBTN# is pressed for more than
4 seconds, this will cause an unconditional
transition (power button override) to the S5
state. Override will occur even if the system
is in the S3- S4 states. This signal has an
internal 16 ms de-bounce on the input.
PMU_RSTBTN_N I/O V1P8/V3P3 GPIO Reset Button: Reset button input signal.
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PMU_SUSCLK I/O V1P8/V3P3 GPIO Suspend Clock: Primary RTC clock output.
SUSPWRDNACK O V1P8/V3P3 GPIO Sus Power Down Ack: Indicator from SoC
that “always on” rails can be shut down.
SOC_PWROK I V3P3 RTC SoC Power OK: When asserted, this signal
is an indication to the SoC that all of its core
power rails have been stable for at least 5
ms. This signal can be driven
asynchronously. Then this signal is negated,
the SoC asserts PLTRST#.
Note: This signal was previously called
PCH_PWROK
Notes:
1. These signals are part of the GPIO. Refer to Table 2-34 for more details.
2. The I/O voltage selection is done by using Hardware Strap GPIO_88.
INTRUDER_N I V3P3 RTC PHY Intruder Detect: This signal can be set to
disable system if box detected open.
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RTC_X1 I V3P3 RTC PHY Crystal Input 1: This signal is connected to the
32.768 KHz crystal. If no external crystal is
used, then RTCX1 can be driven with the
desired clock rate. Maximum voltage allowed on
this pin is 1.2V.
RTC_X2 O V3P3 RTC PHY Crystal Input 2: This signal is connected to the
32.768 KHz crystal. If no external crystal is
used, then RTCX2 must be left floating.
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ISH_GPIO_[15:0] I/O V1P8 GPIO GPIO for wake, interrupt, alert from sensors
LPC_CLKRUN_N I/O, V1P8/V3P3 GPIO LPC Clock Run: Control LPC Clock Signals
OD
Note: The I/O voltage selection is done by using Hardware Strap GPIO_110.
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PROCHOT_N I/O, V1P8 GPIO Processor Hot: asserted when the processor die
OD temperature has reached its maximum operating
temperature.
GPIO_RCOMP I/O V1P8 GPIO Resistor Compensation: This signal is used for
pre-driver slew rate compensation.
VNN_SENSE I/O N/A PWR VNN Sense signal for voltage feedback to the
Voltage Regulator
VCC_VCGI_SENSE_P/N I/O N/A PWR Differential sense line for the VCC VCGI rail Voltage
Regulator
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Internal
GPIO # Purpose Pin Strap Usage/Description/Polarity
Termination
GPIO_34 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is always pulled low for normal
platform operation.
GPIO_35 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is always pulled low for normal
platform operation.
GPIO_36 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is always pulled low for normal
platform operation.
GPIO_43 RSVD 20K PU Ensure that this strap is pulled LOW when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
GPIO_48 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is pulled LOW when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
GPIO_82 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is always pulled low for normal
platform operation.
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Internal
GPIO # Purpose Pin Strap Usage/Description/Polarity
Termination
GPIO_104 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is pulled LOW when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
GPIO_105 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is pulled LOW when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
GPIO_106 RSVD 20K PU Ensure that this strap is pulled HIGH when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
GPIO_110 LPC 1.8V/3.3V mode 20K PU 1=buffers set to 1.8V mode (default)
select 0=buffers set to 3.3V mode
GPIO_111 RSVD 20K PU • Pull LOW when RSM_RST_N de-asserts to map these
regions to the boot SPI
• Pull HIGH when RSM_RST_N de-asserts to leave these
regions unmapped by the System Agent
Note: Pull LOW for designs that boot from SPI and HIGH
otherwise
GPIO_112 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is pulled LOW when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
GPIO_113 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is pulled LOW when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
GPIO_117 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is pulled LOW when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
GPIO_121 RSVD 20K PD Ensure that this strap is pulled LOW when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
GPIO_123 RSVD 20K PU Ensure that this strap is pulled HIGH when RSM_RST_N de-
asserts for normal platform operation.
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4. The operating I/O Voltage for GPIOs with native functionality of SMBus, LPC, and PMU will be based on the
Hardware Strap selection as listed in Table 2-33.
5. PMC-SPI pins are only for PMC debug and not general purpose SPI devices.
SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
GPIO AVS_D P54 NW 624 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In AVS_ AVS 0 0 0 0
_79 MIC_CL DMIC _I2S
K_A1 _CLK_ 4_B
A1 CLK
GPIO AVS_D M55 NW 672 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In AVS_ AVS 0 0 0 0
_82 MIC_CL DMIC _I2S
K_AB2 _CLK_ 4_S
AB2 DO
GPIO AVS_D P52 NW 640 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In AVS_ AVS 0 0 0 0
_80 MIC_CL DMIC _I2S
K_B1 _CLK_ 4_W
B1 S_S
YNC
GPIO AVS_D M54 NW 656 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In AVS_ AVS 0 0 0 0
_81 MIC_D DMIC _I2S
ATA_1 _DAT 4_S
A_1 DI
GPIO AVS_I2 K58 NW 704 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In AVS_I AVS 0 0 0 0
_84 S2_MC 2S2_ _HD
LK MCLK A_R
ST_
N
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SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
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SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
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SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
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SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
GPIO GPIO_1 A50 NW 192 1.8V 20K PD LSMV GP-In GPIO_ DDI 0 0 0 0
_199 99 199 1_H
PD
GPIO GPIO_2 C50 NW 208 1.8V 20K PD LSMV GP-In GPIO_ DDI 0 0 0 0
_200 00 200 0_H
PD
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SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
GPIO GPIO_3 H34 N 496 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G 0 0 0 SUS 0
_31 1 PIO_1 CLK
3 1
GPIO GPIO_3 F35 N 512 1.8V 20K PD LSMV GP-In ISH_G 0 0 0 SUS 0
_32 2 PIO_1 CLK
4 2
GPIO GPIO_3 F34 N 528 1.8V 20K PD LSMV GP-In ISH_G 0 0 0 SUS 0
_33 3 PIO_1 CLK
5 3
GPIO ISH_GP AM4 W 256 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G AVS AVS_ 0 0 0
_146 IO_0 8 PIO_0 _I2S HDA
6_B _BCL
CLK K
GPIO ISH_GP AK5 W 272 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G AVS AVS_ 0 0 0
_147 IO_1 8 PIO_1 _I2S HDA
6_W _WS
S_S _SYN
YNC C
GPIO ISH_GP AK5 W 288 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G AVS AVS_ 0 0 0
_148 IO_2 1 PIO_2 _I2S HDA
6_S _SDI
DI
GPIO ISH_GP AM5 W 304 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G AVS AVS_ 0 0 0
_149 IO_3 4 PIO_3 _I2S HDA
6_S _SD
DO O
GPIO ISH_GP AM5 W 320 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G AVS LPSS 0 0 0
_150 IO_4 1 PIO_4 _I2S _UA
5_B RT2_
CLK RXD
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SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
GPIO ISH_GP AM4 W 336 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G AVS LPSS 0 0 0
_151 IO_5 9 PIO_5 _I2S _UA
5_W RT2_
S_S TXD
YNC
GPIO ISH_GP AM5 W 352 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G AVS LPSS 0 0 0
_152 IO_6 7 PIO_6 _I2S _UA
5_S RT2_
DI RTS_
B
GPIO ISH_GP AM5 W 368 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G AVS LPSS 0 0 0
_153 IO_7 5 PIO_7 _I2S _UA
5_S RT2_
DO CTS_
B
GPIO ISH_GP AK5 W 400 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-In ISH_G SPK 0 0 0 0
_155 IO_9 7 PIO_9 R
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Physical Interfaces
SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
GPIO LPSS_I AP5 W 176 1.8V 20K PU MSMV GP-In LPSS_ ISH_ 0 0 0 0
_135 2C5_S 1 I2C5_ I2C0
CL SCL _SC
L
GPIO LPSS_I AP4 W 160 1.8V 20K PU MSMV GP-In LPSS_ ISH_ 0 0 0 0
_134 2C5_S 9 I2C5_ I2C0
DA SDA _SD
A
GPIO LPSS_I AK6 W 208 1.8V 20K PU MSMV GP-In LPSS_ ISH_ 0 0 0 0
_137 2C6_S 1 I2C6_ I2C1
CL SCL _SC
L
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Physical Interfaces
SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
GPIO LPSS_I AL6 W 192 1.8V 20K PU MSMV GP-In LPSS_ ISH_ 0 0 0 0
_136 2C6_S 3 I2C6_ I2C1
DA SDA _SD
A
GPIO LPSS_I AP6 W 240 1.8V 20K PU MSMV GP-In LPSS_ ISH_ 0 0 0 0
_139 2C7_S 1 I2C7_ I2C2
CL SCL _SC
L
GPIO LPSS_I AP6 W 224 1.8V 20K PU MSMV GP-In LPSS_ ISH_ 0 0 0 0
_138 2C7_S 2 I2C7_ I2C2
DA SDA _SD
A
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Physical Interfaces
SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
Datasheet 55
Physical Interfaces
SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
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Physical Interfaces
SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
Datasheet 57
Physical Interfaces
SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
GPIO SIO_SP H52 NW 1008 1.8V 20K PD HSMV GP-Out SIO_S 0 FST_ 0 0 0
_106 I_0_FS PI_0_ SPI_
1 FS1 CS2_
N
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Physical Interfaces
SoC
GPIO Signal Community IO Default Buffer Default
Pin Community Fn 1 Fn 2 Fn 3 Fn 4 Fn 5 Fn 6
No. Name Offset Voltage Termination Type Mode
No.
SMB_ SMB_C T62 SW 512 1.8V/ 20K PU MSHV GP-In SMB_ LPSS 0 0 0 0
CLK LK 3.3V CLK _I2C
7_S
CL
SMB_ SMB_D T61 SW 528 1.8V/ 20K PU MSHV GP-In SMB_ LPSS 0 0 0 0
DATA ATA 3.3V DATA _I2C
7_S
DA
Note: PCIE_CLKREQ signals can only be used as GPIO when the corresponding PCIe* slots or a PCIe* device
is NOT in use. For example, if you are using PCIE_CLKREQ0 for PCIE* Port0, then you can not use
PCIE_CLKREQ0 as GPIO and it should be driven low to enable REFCLK0.
Datasheet 59
Physical Interfaces
Interrupt
SoC C-MS D-MS S3 Description
Type
Timers
Buttons
Communication Devices
MBB Radio USB PME Y Y (See N N PME In band Note: On critical alert
Notes) or activity
detection
Input Devices
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Physical Interfaces
Devices Insertion/Removal
Attach to Varies Y See Note See N/A USB PME SCI Note: Depends on
Dock Note device in dock
and their state
(USB Dock
support ONLY)
Remove from Varies Y See Note See N/A USB PME SCI Note: Depends on
Dock Note device in dock
and their state
(USB Dock
support ONLY)
Notes:
1. The SoC may not go into S0ix depending on, on-going back ground activities and actions
2. C-MS - Connected Modern Standby
3. D-MS - Disconnected Modern Standby
4. S3 -Platform S3 Power State
5. HID - Human Interface Device
6. NDIS - Network Driver Interface Specification
7. PME - Power Management Event
8. SCI - System Control Interrupt
9. EC - Embedded Controller
10. MBB - Mobile Broadband
11. DMIC - Digital Microphone
12. VT - Virtualization Technology
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Datasheet 61
Functional Description
3 Functional Description
Modules/Caches • 2 Modules
• 2 Cores grouped per Module (Dual-Core Module)
• On-die, 32KiB 8-way L1 instruction cache and 24KiB 6-way L1 data cache per core
• On-die, 1MiB, 16-way L2 unified cache, shared per two core (module)
Power Management • Support Connected Standby, Modern Standby and Lucid Sleep
• Support system states: S0, S0ix, S3, S4/S5, and RTD3
• Uses Power Aware Interrupt Routing (PAIR)
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Functional Description
Scrambling Yes
Yes
On Die Termination Control
Yes
Rank Interleaving
Power Saving Features Fast Exit Power Down, Self Refresh plus extra features,
Power/trunk gating
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Functional Description
LPDDR3/LPDDR4 MD in CH0, LPDDR3/ Supported CH0 and CH3 should have identical devices
LPDDR4 MD in CH3 CH3+CH2 support for LP3/LP4
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Functional Description
Number of
Number of DRAM Packages
Density per
DRAM Ranks per DQ Width DRAM Die Package to Form a
DRAM Die
Package Package per DRAM per Capacity x64 Non-
(Gb)
Package (GB) ECC
Channel
SDP 1 4 16 1 0.5 4
DDP 2 4 16 2 1 4
SDP 1 4 8 1 0.5 8
DDP 2 4 8 2 1 8
SDP 1 8 16 1 1 4
DDP 2 8 16 2 2 4
SDP 1 8 8 1 1 8
DDP x32 2 4 32 1
DDP x64 1 4 32 1
QDP x64 2 4 32 2
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Functional Description
DDP x64 2 6 32 3
QDP x32 2 6 16 3
SDP x32 1 8 32 1
DDP x32 2 8 32 2
DDP x64 1 8 32 2
QDP x64 2 8 32 4
QDP x32 2 8 16 4
x32 BGA x32 BGA x32 BGA x32 BGA All Channels Identical
Datasheet 67
Functional Description
Data Rate 1.0 Gb/s 5.4 Gb/s 5.4 Gb/s 2.9 Gb/s
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Functional Description
VC-1 AP L4 N/A
Upto 1080p60
JPEG/MJPEG 1067 Mpps (420), 800 Mpps (422), 1067 Mpps (420), 800 Mpps (422),
533 Mpps (444) 533 Mpps (444)
3.5 Imaging
The SoC consists of the Processing Subsystem (PS), which is an advanced Image Signal
Processor (ISP), and the Input Subsystem (IS), which contains the MIPI*-CSI2
controllers.
The SoC has four dedicated DPHY 1.1 lanes and two differential clock lanes, running at
a maximum frequency of 1.5 GHz and supporting a peak MIPI*-DPHY transfer rate of
1.5 Gb/s per lane. Similarly, SoC has four dedicated DPHY 1.2 lanes and two
differential clock lanes, supporting peak transfer rate of 2.5Gb/s per lane. The four
clock lanes (two on D-PHY 1.1 and two on D-PHY 1.2) enable supporting of maximum
of four sensors. The eight DPHY lanes can be used in any of the following
configurations, to support up to four sensors.
1. Single sensor up to x4 configurations
2. Two sensors up to x4 and x4 configurations
3. Four sensors up to x2, x2, x2, and x2
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Functional Description
Sensor
SoC Package
CSI-2 D-PHY 1.1 x4
Clock
MCSI_CLKN_0 MCSI_CLKN_0 Lane 0
MCSI_CLKP_0 MCSI_CLKP_0 Lane 1
MCSI_DN_0 MCSI_DN_0 Lane 2
MCSI_DP_0 MCSI_DP_0 Lane 3
MCSI_DN_1 MCSI_DN_1 - OR -
MCSI_DP_1 MCSI_DP_1
MCSI_DN_2 MCSI_DN_2 Sensor
MCSI_DP_2 MCSI_DP_2 CSI-2 D-PHY 1.1 x2
MCSI_DN_3 MCSI_DN_3 Clock
MCSI_DP_3 MCSI_DP_3 Lane 0
D-PHY 1.1 MCSI_CLKN_2 MCSI_CLKN_2 Lane 1
MCSI_CLKP_2 MCSI_CLKP_2
RCOMP D-PHY1.1 RCOMP
Sensor
CSI-2 D-PHY 1.1 x2
Lane 1
Lane 0
Clock
Sensor
dphy_rx_data0_p MCSI_RX_DATA0_P CSI-2 D-PHY 1.2 x4
dphy_rx_data0_n MCSI_RX_DATA0_N Lane 0
dphy_rx_clk0_p MCSI_RX_CLK0_P Clock
dphy_rx_clk0_n MCSI_RX_CLK0_N
Lane 1
dphy_rx_data1_p MCSI_RX_DATA1_P
dphy_rx_data1_n MCSI_RX_DATA1_N Lane 2
D-PHY 1.2 dphy_rx_data2_p MCSI_RX_DATA2_P Lane 3
dphy_rx_data2_n MCSI_RX_DATA2_N
dphy_rx_clk1_p MCSI_RX_CLK1_P - OR -
dphy_rx_clk1_n MCSI_RX_CLK1_N
Sensor
dphy_rx_data3_p MCSI_RX_DATA3_P
MCSI_RX_DATA3_N CSI-2 D-PHY 1.2 x2
dphy_rx_data3_n
RCOMP D-PHY1.2_RCOMP Lane 0
Clock
Lane 1
Sensor
CSI-2 D-PHY 1.2 x2
Lane 0
Clock
Lane 1
Note: Pin and port names are examples only. Actual die/package pin and signal names may differ.
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Functional Description
DMA Interfaces Two, 8-channel universal DMA interfaces for transferring data between memory
buffers and peripherals and between memories
HD Audio and LPE Audio • Supports HD-Audio and LPE Audio for DDI [1:0] (DisplayPort and HDMI)
Burst Mode Local power sequencer for burst-mode data processing in micropower modes (S0ix)
Debug Interface DSP On-chip Debug interface with two JTAG ports
Core C-State OS C0, C1, C1E, C6, C6L, C7, C7L, C8, C9, and C10
definition
Datasheet 71
Functional Description
Category Description
USB 3.0 Port 6 (1x USB Dual Role, 1 dedicated port, 3x multiplexed with PCIe* 2.0,
1x multiplexed with SATA 3.0)
Note: All Ports are backward compatible with USB 2.0
0 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 5 4 3 2 1 0
0
5 4 3 2 1 Dual USB 3.0
Role
0 1 SATA
Flexible I/O
0 1 2 3 4 5 PCIe 2.0 Lane
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Functional Description
Notes:
1. There are 8x USB Ports supported. USB Ports [5:0] can be used as USB2 and USB3 and are mutually
exclusive. USB Port 6 and Port 7 can only be used as USB2.
2. Only USB Port 0 and Port 1 can be used for implementing DCI (Direct Connect Interface) on the platform.
Note: PCIe* Lanes 3, 4, and 5 are multiplexed with USB3 Ports 4, 3, and 2, respectively.
Refer to Figure 3-2 for more information.
PCIe* number of lanes 6 lanes (x3 dedicated and x3 multiplexed with USB 3.0)
PCIe* Signal Transfer Rate PCIe* Gen2: 5.0 GT/s and PCIe* Gen1: 2.5 GT/s per root port
Datasheet 73
Functional Description
PCIe* Supported Configuration Flexible Configuration Supported with any combination of 4 root ports
(should not exceed 6 lanes).
Example of some common configurations:
— (1) x4 + (1) x2
— (4) x1
— (2) x1 + (1) x2 + (1) x2
x1, x2, x4 lane widths (auto negotiated)
PCIe* Compliancy
Reference Revision
Note: For proper functionality of the PCIE ports each CLKREF signal must be associated with the
corresponding CLKREQ signal to enable the clocks. Ensure that the BIOS assigns the valid number for
the CLKREQ.
2 x2 x2 Disabled x2 Disabled
1 x2, 2 x1 x2 Disabled x1 x1
4 x1 x1 x1 x1 x1
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Functional Description
2 x1, 1 x2 x1 x1 x2 Disable
Note: This configuration
is not supported
1x 2 x2 Disable
2 x1 x1 x1
Note: SATA Port 0 is dedicated for SATA, while SATA Port 1 is multiplexed with USB3, Port 5
and can be configured to be used for either interface. Refer to Figure 3-2 for more
information.
SATA Signaling Transfer Rate SATA Gen3: 6Gbps - Gen2: 3Gbps - Gen1: 1.5Gbps
SATA Data Speed SATA Gen3: 600MB/second - Gen2: 300MB/second - Gen1: 150MB/
second
SATA Compliancy
Native Command Queuing (NCQ) Allows the device to reorder commands for more efficient data transfers
Auto Activate for DMA Collapses a DMA Setup then DMA Activate sequence into a DMA Setup
only
Asynchronous Signal Recovery Provides a recovery from a loss of signal or establishing communication
after hot-plug
ATAPI Asynchronous Notification A mechanism for a device to send a notification to the host that the
device requires attention
Host and Link Initiated Power Capability for the host controller or device to request Partial and Slumber
Management
interface power states
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Functional Description
Staggered Spin-Up Enables the host to spin up hard drives sequentially to prevent power
load problems on boot
DEVSLP Device Sleep (DEVSLP) is a host-controlled hardware signal which
enables a SATA host and device to enter an ultra-low interface power
state
AHCI DMA PRD format Allows software to communicate between system memory and SATA
devices
AHCI Mode Support The application layer operate in AHCI Host Bus Adaptor (HBA) mode
Dynamic clock gating and dynamic Enables automatic gating off of peripherals that are not being used until
trunk gating CPU or a DMA engine needs to use.
Port Multiplier
IDE Mode
Enclosure Management
3.11 Storage
The following interfaces are part of the Storage subsystem:
Transfer Modes Support transfer the data in 1-bit and 4-bit SD modes
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Functional Description
Cyclic Redundancy Check Support CRC7 for command and CRC16 for data integrity
Transfer Modes Support transfer the data in 1-bit, 4-bit, and 8-bit modes
Cyclic Redundancy Check Support CRC7 for command and CRC16 for data integrity
Notes:
1. Default-Speed means 3.3V signaling, SDR12 means 1.8V signaling.
2. High-Speed means 3.3V signaling, SDR25 means 1.8V signaling.
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Functional Description
SIO - I2C Interface Two-wire, I2C serial interface comprising a Serial Data line (SDA) and a Serial
Clock (SCL)
Maximum bit rate High-speed mode supporting a maximum bit rate of 3.1Mb/s
Note: Simultaneous configuration of FM or FM+ is not supported in Fast-mode
Plus
Data Transfer • 64B transmit (TX) and receive (RX) Host Controller FIFOs
• 64B iDMA FIFO per channel with up to 32B Burst capability
Notes:
1. IDMA handshaking interface compatible with the DW_OCP_IDMAc
handshaking interface
2. DMA mode is not supported when Slice is assigned to TXE (Trusted Execution
Engine)
SIO—HSUART Interface Four-Wire HSUART signal Interface using RTS/CTS Control only
Addressing Programmable character properties, such as number of data bits per character
(5b to 8b), optional parity bit (even or odd parity) and number of stop bits (1b,
1.5b, or 2b)
Operation Modes • Functionality based on the 16550 and 16750 industry standards
• Transmitter Holding Register Empty (THRE) interrupt mode
• Prioritized interrupt identification
Note: HSUART Slave Mode is not supported
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Functional Description
Data Transfer • 64B transmit (TX) and receive (RX) Host Controller FIFOs
• 64B iDMA FIFO per channel with up to 32B Burst capability
• DMA signaling with two programmable modes
• Programmable FIFO enable/disable
• Line break generation and detection
Notes:
1. DMA mode is not supported when Slice is assigned to TXE
2. UART 16550 8b Legacy mode is not required when Slice is assigned to TXE
3. There is no external read enable signal for RAM wake-up when using
external RAMs
Driver/SW Support • Software-controlled CTS overwrite (for 2-wire interface there is no flow
control operation)
• Loopback mode enables greater testing of Modem Control and Auto Flow
Control features
Notes:
1. Modem and status lines are independently controlled
2. Serial Infrared (SIR) per the Infrared Data Association (IrDA) 1.0 is not
supported
Addressing Supports data sizes from 4-bit to 32-bit in length and FIFO depths of 64 entries
Data Transfer • 256B Transmit (TX) and Receive (RX) Host Controller FIFOs
• 128B iDMA FIFO per channel with up to 64B Burst capability
Notes:
1. Single DMA transactions are supported
2. DMA mode is not supported when Slice is assigned to TXE
Datasheet 79
Functional Description
• Supports TPM
• 8259 Controllers
— Registers mapped to fixed I/O locations
— Uses Messages to CPU to indicate interrupt
— 15 total interrupts
• I/O APIC
— Registers mapped to fixed I/O locations
— Uses Messages to CPU to indicate interrupt
• 8254 timers
— Registers mapped to fixed I/O locations
— Has 3 internal timers
— Timer 0 - used for OS timer tick
— Timer 1 - Unused
— Timer 2- used for “beep” speaker
• HPET - High Performance Event Timers
— Includes one periodic timer, seven one-shots (total eight comparators)
— Improved resolution, reduced overhead
— Results in fewer interrupts to CPU
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Functional Description
• SoC has an integrated Real-Time Clock (RTC), a Motorola MC146818B-compatible RTC with 242 bytes of
battery-backed RAM.
• The RTC operates on a 32.768 KHz crystal and a 3.3V battery.
• The RTC performs two key functions—keeping track of the time of day and storing system data, even when
the system is powered down.
• The RTC supports two lockable memory ranges. By setting bits in the configuration space two, 8-byte
ranges can be locked to read and write accesses. This prevents unauthorized reading of passwords or
other system security information.
3.17 SMBus
SoC provides a System Management Bus (SMBus) 2.0 host controller.
Datasheet 81
Functional Description
Secure Boot and DnX (Download and Execute) SoC Power Management Controller (PMC), PMIC (by means
of PMC), eMMC*, USB (USB2 and USB3), SPI, Memory
Controller, I/O Subsystem, Goldmont Core, GPIO, LPSS,
System Agent, C-unit
Content Protection (PAVP, HDCP 2.2, WiDi, Play Graphics and Display Controller
Ready3 DRM)
Note: It is recommended that TXE should NOT own Function 0 unless TXE needs to do all functions of a
device. When TXE owns Function 0 of a multi-function device, the host software that enumerates PCI
will not be able to see Function 0 and hence will not look for other functions in this case. Due to this the
other functions will not be usable by the host. If TXE does not own Function 0 then the host software
enumerating PCI will continue to look for additional Devices 1-7 and would enumerate the functions not
owned by TXE. This is the normal operation of the SoC and there is no hardware or software
requirement for the above to occur and this restriction can't be changed.
This also applies to instances where there are multiple devices (with respect to Bus: Device: Function)
for one type of usage/interface that results in 2x (two) "Function 0" controllers, one under each Device
number. For eg. I2C, which has 8x controllers, and uses 2x Device numbers, each with 4x Functions.
This results in 2x "Function 0" controllers - 1x under each device number. In this case, it is
recommended that TXE does not own "I2C0" and "I2C4" as they both are "Function 0" under different
"Devices"
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Functional Description
The SoC thermal area includes SoC thermal sensing, thermal control algorithms,
reporting SoC temperature and supporting thermal interrupts.
The Memory thermal area includes memory thermal sensors, control algorithms,
reporting memory thermal status, and generating thermal interrupts.
The Running Average Power Limit (RAPL) algorithm is a package-level feature for Tskin
control which provides energy status reporting, power-limit configuration, and control
algorithms.
The SoC has 5 DTSs. DTS output are adjusted for silicon variations. For a given
temperature the output from DTS is always the same irrespective of silicon.
127 90οC
137 80οC
147 70οC
157 60οC
167 50οC
177 40οC
187 30οC
197 20οC
207 10οC
217 0οC
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Functional Description
227 -10οC
237 -20οC
247 -30οC
255 -38οC
• DTS encoding of 127 always represents Tjmax at 90oC, the encoding 137 from DTS
indicates 80oC and so forth
• The DTS value 255 represent the minimum temperature and thus -38oC is the
lowest temperature will be reported by the SoC.
3.20 Clocking
SoC contain variable frequency, multiple clock domains and multiple power plane
clocking schemes with determinism and synchronization requirements in some areas.
The architecture also supports various PLL clocking requirements with bypass options
to save power.
On DPHY1.2
2.5Gb/s
MCSI_RX_CLK[0,1]_P/N
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Functional Description
FAST SPI - SPI NOR and TPM FST_SPI_CLK 14, 25, 40, 50 MHz
Datasheet 85
Functional Description
OSC_CLK_OUT_0 Camera #1
HDAudio
HDA/mHDACodec AVS_HDA_BCLK
NSSC OSC_CLK_OUT_1 Camera #2
Platform OSC_CLK_OUT_2 Camera #3
NSSC
Fingerprint SIO_SPI_0_CLK SIO(LPSS) SPI OSC_CLK_OUT_3 Camera #4
NSSC
OSC_CLK_OUT_4 NFC
PCIE_CLKOUT0P
SPI Flash Device(3 loads) FST_SPI_CLK Fast SPI PCIE_CLKOUT0N PCIe Device #1 / WiFi
PCIE_CLKREQ0_N
NSSC
PCIE_CLKOU1P
PCIE_CLKOUT1N PCIe Device #2 / GbE
PCIe PCIE_CLKREQ1_N
SSC/ NSSC PCIE_CLKOUT2P
GNSS PMU_SUSCLK NSSC PCIE_CLKOUT2N PCIe Device #3
PCIE_CLKREQ2_N
Embedded Controller LPC_CLKOUT0 PCIE_CLKOUT3P
LPC
PCIE_CLKOUT3N PCIe Device #4
discrete TPM1.2 LPC_CLKOUT1 NSSC PCIE_CLKREQ3_N
RTC_X1
RTC SVID SVID0_CLK SVID
RTC_X2
OSCIN
SOC SMbus SMB_CLK SMBus
OSCOUT
Notes:
1. 19.2 MHz Crystal Clock Oscillator as default.
2. Some clocks signals that are not supported but they can be used as GPIO. Refer to GPIO
Multiplexing table for more information on how to configure these clocks.
3. Camera Clocks CLK[0:3] are programmable (6.7–26 MHz), while CLK[4] is fixed at 19.2 MHz)
for NFC clock.
4. To save power in deep S0ix, the 19.2 MHz oscillator is shut off and the critical timers and
wake-up logic are clocked by means of RTC 32 KHz clock.
5. Clock support for Gen9-LP Graphics and Gen9 Display Engine
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Reset and Power Sequences
This chapter provides information about SoC reset and power sequencing.
Notes:
1. All timings shown in this chapter apply to DVR and/or PMIC design. Timing should be measured from end of
the ramp to beginning of the subsequent ramp rather than the mid ramp (unless other wise specified).
2. In this section, the term DVR is synonymous with Discrete Voltage Regulator.
3. “A” rail: Always on rail. Voltage rails that do not lose power at any platform S-state (S0ix/S3/S4/S5).
4. “S” rail: Core voltage rails. These rails lose power in S3/S4/S5/Cold Reset. SoC S rails lose power during
S0Ix state but not platform S rails.
5. Only one significant rail name is shown in the timing diagram for each voltage group. Refer to Chapter 2,
“Power Well Definitions” section for other associated voltage rails in the same group.
The SoC platform architecture assumes the usage of an external power management
controller (for example, CPLD or PMIC) or a discrete power delivery sub-system (DVR).
Some flows in this section refer to the power management controller for support of the
S-states transitions.
Datasheet 87
Reset and Power Sequences
Notes:
1. Platform will ignore PMU_SLP_Sx_N and THERMTRIP_N signals when RSM_RST_N is asserted.
2. VNN_SVID rail is required to sequence along with other A rails before RSM_RST_N.
3. VCC_3P3V_A voltage ramp without VCC_V1P8V_A ramps should not exceed 500 ms.
4. VCC_VCGI rail ramps at first SETVID, after the assertion of SOC_PWROK. Vboot is defined as 0V.
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Datasheet 89
Reset and Power Sequences
Notes:
1. Platform shall ignore PMU_SLP_Sx_N and THERMTRIP_N signals when RSM_RST_N is asserted.
2. VNN_SVID rail is required to sequence along with other A rails before RSM_RST_N.
3. VCC_3P3V_A voltage ramp without VCC_V1P8V_A ramps should not exceed 500 ms.
4. VCC_VCGI rail ramps at first SETVID, after the assertion of SOC_PWROK. Vboot is defined as 0V.
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Datasheet 91
Reset and Power Sequences
Figure 4-4. SoC G2 Cold Boot Power-Up VDDQ V1P24 Rail Merge
Note: For a system that implements VDD2_1P24_GLM/VDDQ rails merging, VDDQ shall
sequence following the rail waveform as shown for VDD2_1P24_GLM.
Note: In case of forced shut down, RSM_RST_N has to be asserted first before VNN_SVID
being de-asserted.
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Reset and Power Sequences
4.2.5 G3->S5
When SoC does a cold boot and FW finds that there was no valid wake condition
(SX_WAKE_STS) and GEN_PMCON1.AG3E is set. FW will kick off a G3->S5 flow.
Note: When exiting G3, SoC will at least briefly go to S0 in order to complete its reset
sequence. If SoC needs to go to S5 at this point, it will do so before taking the platform
out of reset or running any BIOS code.
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Reset and Power Sequences
Notes:
1. Since VCC_VCGI is lower to a minimum level in the reset flow, it is very likely that VCC_VCGI will drain off
well before VNN_SVID/VCCRAM_V1P05.
2. VCC_VCGI rail ramps at first SETVID, after the assertion of SOC_PWROK. Vboot is defined as 0V.
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Reset and Power Sequences
4.3.3 Sx Reset
Note: VNN_SVID power states are different during boot and after boot. It starts as an A rail
prior to RSM_RST_N desertion. On first transition to S0 state with SOC_PWROK from L
to H, VNN_SVID switches from A rail to S rail. As such, it will be turned off during S0Ix/
S3/S4 states. SOC_PWROK transition from L to H can be used as the signal to switch
VNN over to S rail and assertion of RSM_RST_N from H to L to switch it back to A rail.
4.3.3.1 S3
S3 is very similar to a cold reset with a large exception being that wake events are
programed into the part and the SoC does not come back up right away. In addition,
VDDQ is not removed.
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Notes:
1. VNN_SVID, VCCRAM_V1P05 and VCC_VCGI are not necessary discharged to 0V during S3. These rails may
or may not decay to 0V by the next transition to S0 (i.e. the VR are in the off/not regulating stage).
2. VCCRAM_V1P05 strictly required to be ramped after VNN_SVID is stable during S3 exit (timing requirement
not specified).
3. VCC_VCGI rail ramps at first SETVID, after the assertion of SOC_PWROK. Vboot is defined as 0V.
Notes:
1. VNN_SVID, VCCRAM_V1P05 and VCC_VCGI are not necessary discharged to 0V during S4. These rails may
or may not decay to 0V by the next transition to S0 (i.e. the VR are in the off/not regulating stage).
2. VCCRAM_V1P05 strictly required to be ramped after VNN_SVID is stable during S4 exit (timing requirement
not specified).
3. VCC_VCGI rail ramps at first SETVID, after the assertion of SOC_PWROK. Vboot is defined as 0V.
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4.3.3.3 S0Ix
S0Ix is the low power state where VNN_SVID and VCCRAM_1P05V are lost.
Notes:
1. SOC_PWROK is not required to be de-asserted but it is allowed to be de-asserted during S0Ix state. In case
of SOC_PWROK de-assertion, THERMTRIP_N event will not be triggered, if SOC_PWROK is being de-assert
within 1us after the assertion of PMU_SLP_S0_N.
2. VNN_SVID, VCCRAM_V1P05 and VCC_VCGI are not necessary discharged to 0V during S0Ix. These rails
may or may not decay to 0V by the next transition to S0 (i.e. the VR are in the off/not regulating stage).
3. VCCRAM_V1P05 strictly required to be ramped after VNN_SVID is stable during S0Ix exit (timing
requirement not specified).
4. VCC_VCGI rail ramps at first SETVID, after the assertion of SOC_PWROK. Vboot is defined as 0V.
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Notes:
1. Measured from VCCRTC_3P3V-10% to RTC_TEST_N/RTC_RST_N reaching 55%*VCCRTC_3P3V.
VCCRTC_3P3V is defined as the final settling voltages that the rail ramps to.
2. Programmable through PMC_CFG.PWR_CYC_DUR register.
3. Programmable through GEN_PMCON3.S4MAW register.
4. Programmable through GEN_PMCON3.SLP_S3_MIN_ASST_WIDTH register.
5. VDD2_1P24_GLM will be lost if SoC is in Sx on assertion. VNN_SVID will be lost if SoC is not in Sx on
assertion
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5 Electrical Specifications
Although the processor contains protective circuitry to resist damage from Electrostatic
discharge (ESD), precautions should always be taken to avoid high static voltages or
electric fields.
TjMax defines the maximum operating silicon junction temperature. This is the
temperature needed to ensure TDP specifications when running at guaranteed
Processor and Graphics frequencies.
“TDP” defines the thermal dissipated power for a worse case estimated real world
thermal scenario. “SDP”, or scenario dissipated power, defines the thermal dissipated
power under a lighter workload specific to a user scenario and at a lower thermal
junction temperature than TjMax. Tj SDP is 80ºC and Ti TDP is TjMax from the below
table.
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Notes:
1. Specified temperatures are not to exceed values based on data collected. Exceptions for surface mount re-
flow are specified by the applicable JEDEC* standard. Non-adherence may affect processor reliability.
2. Component product device storage temperature qualification methods may follow JESD22-A119 (low
temperature) and JESD22-A103 (high temperature) standards when applicable for volatile memory.
3. Component stress testing is conducted in conformance with JESD22-A104.
4. The JEDEC* J-JSTD-020 moisture level rating and associated handling practices apply to all moisture
sensitive devices removed from the moisture barrier bag.
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Without AVP1:
Voltage Tolerance = +35mV/-161mV
0V, +/-50mV Variable voltage supply to 3.3
VNN_SVID
0.5–1.45 other (non core) logic
VCCRAM_1P05 1.05 +/-5% Fixed voltage rail for SRAM and 2.7
I/O Logic
VCC_1P8V_A 1.8 +/-5% Fixed voltage rail for all GPIOs 0.4
VCC_3P3V_A 3.3 +/-5% Fixed voltage rail for GPIO, I/O 0.15
logic and USB 2 PHY
Notes:
1. AVP: Active Voltage Positioning (this is the same as DC Load Line)
2. Refer to IMVP8 PWM specifications on Tolerance Budget (TOB) window definition.
3. This requirement is based on JEDEC specifications. Ensure that the voltage regulator is able to meet this
requirement for proper system functionality.
4. Iccmax numbers assume top bin SKU and platform supports 4K display and DDR3L/LPDDR3 1866 2x64
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Note: These are the specifications needed to select a crystal oscillator for the Integrated Clock circuit. Crystal
must be AT cut, fundamental, parallel resonance.
Typical =
FPLT Frequency 19.2 -ppm 19.2 +ppm MHz
19.2
32.768KHz
FRTC Frequency 32.768 KHz
Nominal
0.1uW
PDRIVE Crystal drive load 0.1 0.5 µW
Nominal
Note: VIH/OH Max and VIL/OL Minimum values are bounded by VCC and VSS.
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5.6.1 Display
5.6.1.1 Display DC Specification
Table 5-7. embedded DisplayPort* DC Specification
Symbol Parameter Minimum Maximum Units Notes/Figure
VTX-PREEMP- No Pre-emphasis 0 0 dB
RATIO
Notes:
1. Straight loss line between 0.675 GHz and 1.35 GHz
2. Represents only the effective lump capacitance seen at the SoC interface that shunts the TX termination.
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VTX-PREEMP-
No Pre-emphasis 0 0 dB 1
RATIO
VTX-PREEMP-
3.5 dB Pre-emphasis 2.8 4.2 dB 1
RATIO
VTX-PREEMP-
RATIO 6.0 dB Pre-emphasis 4.8 7.2 dB 1
VTX-PREEMP-
9.5 dB Pre-emphasis 7.5 11.4 dB 1
RATIO
Notes:
1. Steps between VTX-DIFFP-P voltages must be monotonic. The actual VTX-DIFFP-P-1 voltage must be equal
to or greater than the actual VTX-DIFFP-P-0 voltage; the actual VTX-DIFFP-P-2 voltage must be greater
than the actual VTX-DIFFP-P-1 voltage; and so forth.
2. The recommended minimum VTX-DIFFP-P delta between adjacent voltages is in mV.
3. Allows eDP* Source devices to support differential signal voltages compatible with eDP* v1.3 (and lower)
devices and designs.
4. Straight loss line between 0.675 GHz and 1.35 GHz.
5. Represents only the effective lump capacitance seen at the SoC interface that shunts the TX termination.
AUX CH termination DC
VAUX-_TERM_R resistance
- 100 W
Notes:
1. VAUX-DIFFp-p= 2*|VAUXP – VAUXN|
2. Common mode voltage is equal to Vbias_Tx (or Vbias_Rx) voltage.
3. Steady-state common mode voltage shift between transmit and receive modes of operation.
4. Total drive current of the transmitter when it is shorted to its ground.
5. All Display Port Main Link lanes as well as AUX CH must be AC coupled. AC coupling capacitors must be
placed on the transmitter side. Placement of AC coupling capacitors on the receiver side is optional.
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AUX CH termination DC
VAUX-_TERM_R 100 W
resistance
Notes:
1. VAUX-DIFFp-p= 2*|VAUXP – VAUXN|
2. Common mode voltage is equal to Vbias_Tx (or Vbias_Rx) voltage.
3. Steady state common mode voltage shift between transmit and receive modes of operation.
4. Total drive current of the transmitter when it is shorted to its ground.
5. All Display Port Main Link lanes as well as AUX CH must be AC coupled. AC coupling capacitors must be
placed on the transmitter side. Placement of AC coupling capacitors on the receiver side is optional.
ZUP Driver Pull-up Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
ZDN Driver Pull-down Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
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Output impedance of LP
ZOLP 110 Ohm 1
transmitter
Note:
1. Deviates from MIPI* D-PHY specification Rev 1.1, which has minimum ZOLP of 110 Ohm
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ZUP Driver Pull-up Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
ZDN Driver Pull-down Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
5.6.2 MIPI*-CSI
5.6.2.1 MIPI*-CSI DC Specification
Table 5-15. MIPI HS-RX/MIPI LP-RX Minimum, Nominal, and Maximum Voltage
Parameters
Symbol Parameter Minimum Maximum Units Notes/Figure
Pin Leakage
current[MCSI_RX_DATA[3:0]_P/N / -30 30 µA
MCSI_RX_CLK[1:0]_P/n]
Note: Setup/hold violation will be seen for a VCM higher than 250mV.
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e S P IK E
V IH
In p u t
V IL
T M IN I-R X T M IN I-R X e S P IK E
O u tp u t
-5% 5% UI 4
Notes:
1. This value corresponds to a minimum 80 Mbps data rate.
2. The minimum UI shall not be violated for any single bit period. The allowed instantaneous UI variation can
cause instantaneous data rate variations. Therefore, slave devices should be able to accommodate these
instantaneous variations of the UI interval.
3. When UI ≥ 1 ns, within a single burst.
4. When UI < 1 ns, within a single burst. The minimum UI shall not be violated for any single bit period, that
is, any DDR half cycle within a data burst.
CSI_CLKP
CSI_CLKN
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ZUP Driver Pull-up Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
ZDN Driver Pull-down Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
TX Slew rate Tx Pad slew rate 0.1 1.2 V/ns Test Load @30pF
Note: VOH and VIH measurements are taken at Ron = 40 Ohms and ILoad = 10mA
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DQSN
0. 5 x
VDDQ
DQS
tHD
tSU tSU
DQ
Valid Data Valid Data Valid Data Valid Data
tHD
Figure 5-9. DDR3L DQ Valid Before and After DQSP/DQSN (Write Operation)
DQSN
0.5 x VDDQ
DQSP
tWPRE
DQSN
DQSP /
DQSN 0.5 x VDDQ
DQSP
tWPST
DQSN
0. 5 x
VDDQ
DQSP
DQSP/ DQSN Write Post
-
DQSP/ DQSN Toggle amble
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Figure 5-12. DDR3L Command Signals Valid Before and After CLK Rising Edge
CLKN
CLKP
tCMDVB tCMDVA
MA, BA,
RAS_N
Valid CMD
CAS_N WE_N
CS_N
Figure 5-13. DDR3L CLKE Valid Before and After CLK Rising Edge
CLKP
CLKN
tCTLVB tCTLVA
CLKE Valid
Figure 5-14. DDR3L CS_N Valid Before and After CLK Rising Edge
CLKP
CLKN
tCTRL_VB tCTRL_VA
CS_N
0.5 x
DRAM_VDD_S4
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CLKP
CLKN
tCTRL_VB tCTRL_VB
0.5 x
DRAM_VDD_S4
ODT
tCK
CLKN
CLKP
Figure 5-17. DDR3L Skew Between System Memory Differential Clock Pairs (CLKP/CLKN)
CLKN[x]
CLKP[x]
tSKEW
CLKN[y]
CLKP[y]
Note: x represents one differential clock pair and y represents another differential clock pair within same
channel.
tCH
CLKN
CLKP
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tC L
CLKN
CLKP
Figure 5-20. DDR3L DQS Falling Edge Output Access Time to CLK Rising Edge
CLKN
CLKP
tDSS
DQSP
0.5 x
DQSP DQSN
VDDq
DQSN
DQSP/DQSN Toggle
DQSP/DQSN Write Pre-amble
Figure 5-21. DDR3L DQS Falling Edge Output Access Time from CLK Rising Edge
CLKN
CLKP
tDSH
DQSN
DQSP
DQSP/DQSN Write Preamble DQSP/DQSN Toggle
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Figure 5-22. DDR3L CLK Rising Edge Output Access Time to the First DQS Rising Edge
CLKN
CLKP
MA, BA,
RAS_N, Write CMD
CAS_N,
WE_N
tDQSS
DQSP
DQSN
DQSP/DQSN Write Preamble DQSP/DQSN Toggle
Note: VOH and VIH measurements are taken at Ron = 40 Ohms and ILoad = 10mA
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5.6.4 SD Card
5.6.4.1 SD Card DC Specification
Table 5-21. SD Card Signal Group DC Specification
Symbol Parameter Minimum Maximum Units Notes/Figure
5.6.5 eMMC*
5.6.5.1 eMMC* DC Specification
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Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C.
5.6.6 JTAG
5.6.6.1 JTAG DC Specification
JTAG Signals [JTAG_TCK, JTAG_TMS, JTAG_TDI, JTAG_TRST_N, JTAG_PMODE, JTAG_PRDY_N, JTAG_TDO]
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Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
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5.6.7 USB
5.6.7.1 USB 2.0 DC Specification
Table 5-25. USB 2.0 Host DC Specification (Sheet 1 of 2)
Notes/
Symbol Parameter Minimum Maximum Units
Figure
High-power Port
VBUS 4.75 5.25 V 2
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Notes:
1. Measured at A plug
2. Measured at A receptacle
3. Measured at B receptacle
4. Measured at A or B connector
5. Measured with RL of 1.425 kOhm to 3.6V.
6. Measured with RL of 14.25 kOhm to GND.
7. Timing difference between the differential data signals.
8. Measured at crossover point of differential data signals.
9. The maximum load specification is the maximum effective capacitive load allowed that meets the target
VBUS drop of 330mV.
10. Excluding the first transition from the Idle state.
11. The two transitions should be a (nominal) bit time apart.
12. For both transitions of differential signaling.
13. Must accept as valid EOP
14. Single-ended capacitance of D+ or D- is the capacitance of D+/D- to all other conductors and, if present,
shield in the cable. That is, to measure the single-ended capacitance of D+, short D-, VBUS, GND, and the
shield line together and measure the capacitance of D+ to the other conductors.
15. For high power devices (non-hubs) when enabled for remote wakeup
Unit Interval
UI 199.94 200.06 ps 1
VTX-DE- Tx De-Emphasis
3 4 dB
RATIO
Notes:
1. The specified UI is equivalent to a tolerance of 300 ppm for each device. Period does not account for SSC
induced variations.
2. There is no de-emphasis requirement in this mode. De-emphasis is implementation specific for this mode.
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3. Detect voltage transition should be an increase in voltage on the pin looking at the detect signal to avoid a
high impedance requirement when an “off” receiver's input goes below output.
4. All transmitters shall be AC coupled. The AC coupling is required either within the media or within the
transmitting component itself.
ZUP Driver Pull-up Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
ZDN Driver Pull-down Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
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5.6.8 SPI
5.6.8.1 SIO SPI DC Specification
Table 5-28. SIO SPI Signal Group DC Specification
Symbol Parameter Minimum Maximum Units Notes/Figure
I/O Voltage
VCC 1.66 1.89 V 1.8V nominal
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
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I/O Voltage
VCC 1.66 1.89 V 1.80V nominal
ZUP Driver Pull-up Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
ZDN Driver Pull-down Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
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5.6.9 SVID
5.6.9.1 SVID DC Specification
Table 5-31. SVID Signal Group DC Specification (SVID_DATA, SVID_CLK, SVID_ALERT_N)
Symbol Parameter Minimum Maximum Units Notes/Figure
Driver Pull-down
ZDN 15 26 Ohm 20 Ohm Nominal
Impedance
Weak Pull-down
Wpdn20K 8 50 kOhm 20 kOhm nominal
Impedance 20K
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US
2. Tj = 1050C
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ZUP Driver Pull-up Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
ZDN Driver Pull-down Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US
2. Tj = 1050C
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US
2. Tj = 1050C
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Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US
2. Tj = 1050C
5.6.13 I2C
5.6.13.1 I2C SIO/PMIC/ISH/MIPI/DDI_DDC DC Specification
Table 5-34. I2C SIO/PMIC/ISH/MIPI/DDI_DDC Signals DC Specification
Symbol Parameter Minimum Maximum Units Notes/Figure
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US
2. Tj = 1050C
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5.6.14 HDA
5.6.14.1 HDA DC Specification
Table 5-35. HDA Signal Group DC Specification
Symbol Parameter Minimum Maximum Units Notes/Figure
I/O Voltage
VCC 1.66 1.89 V 1.8V nominal
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US
2. Tj = 1050C
5.6.15 LPC
5.6.15.1 LPC DC Specification
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Driver Pull-
ZDN down 40 60 Ohm 50 Ohm nominal
Impedance
Weak Pull-up
Wpup20K Impedance 8 50 kOhm 20 kOhm nominal
20K
Weak Pull-
down
Wpdn20K Impedance
8 50 kOhm 20 kOhm nominal
20K
Pad
Cin Capacitance
5 pF
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US
2. Tj = 1050C
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Min - -
VdiffTxdevice, Tx Differential
Device Output Voltage mVppd Nom 500 -
Max - -
Min - -
VdiffTxhost,
Tx Differential
mVppd Nom 500 -
Host Output
Voltage
Max 600 700
Max - -
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Datasheet 137
Electrical Specifications
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
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ZUP Driver Pull-up Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
ZDN Driver Pull-down Impedance 160 240 Ohm 200 Ohm nominal
Notes:
1. Activity Factor = 0.25, i.e., 1 out of 4 receive cycles will have the OS/US.
2. Tj = 1050C
§§
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Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Datasheet 141
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42
M EM _C H
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH
RSV D RSV D V SS N C TF V SS VSS V SS V SS 0_D Q S 5_
BJ 0_M A 5 0_B A 0 0_D Q 40
P
M EM _C H
M EM _CH M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H
RSV D V SS 0_D Q S 5_
BG 0_D Q 3 0_M A 15 0_M A 14 0_M A 7 0_M A 12 0_M A 6 0_M A 9 0_M A 1 0_M A 0 0_B A 1 0_W E_N 0_R A S_N 0_M A 13 0_D Q 45 0_D Q 44
N
M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS
BF 0_DQ 19 0_D Q 26
M EM _CH
M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS VSS V SS VSS V SS 0_C LK 0_ V SS
BE 0_D Q 2 0_DQ 24 0_D Q 27
N
M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _C M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS V SS 0_D Q S3_ 0_CLK 1_
BD H 0_D Q 4 0_D Q 7 0_DQ 18 0_D Q 23 0_D Q 25
P
0_D Q 28
N
0_DQ SP 8 0_CLK 0_P 0_C B 6
M EM _CH
0_D Q S 0_
BC N
M EM _C M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H
H 0_D Q S V SS 0_D Q S2_ 0_DQ S2_ 0_D Q S3_ V SS
BB 0_P P N
0_D Q 17 0_D Q 31
N
0_D Q 29 0_C LK 1_P 0_D Q S N 8 0_C B 2
M EM _C H M EM _CH
V SS V SS V SS VSS V SS V SS
BA 0_D Q 30 0_CB 7
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H
V SS VSS
AY 0_D Q 0 0_D Q 1 0_DQ 15 0_D Q 16 0_D Q 21
M EM _C M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H
V SS
AW H 0_D Q 6 0_D Q 5 0_C B 0 0_C B 1 0_CB 3 0_O D T0
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS V SS V SS VDDQ V SS V SS
AV 0_D Q 8 0_D Q 11 0_D Q 12 0_D Q 20 0_D Q 22 0_C B 4 0_C B 5
M EM _C M EM _CH
AU H 0_D Q 9 0_D Q 10
M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS V SS 0_D Q S1_ 0_DQ S1_ VSS V SS V DD Q VSS V DDQ V SS N C TF
AT P N
0_D Q 13 0_D Q 14
LP S S _I2 LP S S _ I2C M EM _C H
V DDQ V SS
AR C0_SC L 0_S D A 0_C S 0_N
V N N _S V I
LP S S _ I2C LP S S _I2C IS H _ G P IO IS H _ G P IO IS H _ G P IO IS H _ G P IO IS H _ G P IO IS H _ G P I O IS H _ G P IO V SS V C C IO A
D
AM 3_S D A 1_SC L N C TF N CTF _6 _7 _3 _8 _4 _5 _0
LP S S _I2 LP S S _ I2C
AL C6_SD A 3_S C L
PM U_A C
P C IE _ C LK LP S S _ I2C IS H _ G P IO IS H _ G P IO P M U_P W P M U_S LP IS H _ G P IO _PR ESEN V N N _S V I V N N _S V I V N N _SV I
V SS V SS VSS
AK REQ 0_N 6_SC L _1 _9 R B TN _N _S 4_ N _2 T D D D
P C IE _ C LK V N N _S V I V N N _SV I
V SS RSV D
AJ REQ 3_N D D
O SC_CLK O S C _CLK
AF _O UT_4 _O UT_1
P M U _R S T P M U _S LP
AD BTN _N _S 0_N
S U S P W R P M U_S LP RSM _R ST R TC _RST IN TR U D E SDCA RD _ SD CA RD_ SDCARD_ SDCA RD _ V C C _1P 8 V CC _1P 8 V C C _1P 8
AC DN A CK _S 3_N R TC _X 1 R TC _X 2 _N _N R _N CMD D2 D0 D1 V _A V _A V _A
EM M C_C EM M C _C EM M C _D V CC _3P 3
V SS VSS V SS VSS V SS VSS V SS V SS
Y LP C _A D 1 LP C _A D 0 LK MD 5 V _A
LP C _A D
W 3 LP C _A D 2
V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC _V CG
V SS V SS V SS VSS V SS VSS V SS V SS V SS
U I I I I I
V SS P C IE _ W A
N K E3_N
A V S _ I2S 3 A V S _ I2S 2 A V S_D M I A V S_D M I A V S_D M I
A V S _ I2 S 3 _ W S _ S Y N V SS A V S _ I2S 2 _W S _ S Y N C _C LK _A C _D A T A _ C _D A TA _ V SS P M C _ S P I G P IO _ 21 M D S I_ A _ M D S I_ C _
M _B C LK C _SDO C B2 1 2 _FS2 3 TE TE
A V S _ I2 S A V S _ I2 S 3 V SS P M C _ S P I G P IO _ 21 V SS V SS
L 3_SDO _S D I _FS0 4
A V S _ I2 S A V S _ I2 S 2 S IO _ S P I_ S I O _ S P I_ S IO _ S P I_ S IO _ S P I_ P M C_S PI P M IC _ I2 C
V SS V SS
H 1_BC LK _B C LK 1_TXD 1_R X D 0_R X D 0_FS1 _TX D N C TF _SC L RSV D
A V S _ I2 S 1
G _M C LK
S IO _ S P I_ S IO _ S P I_ S IO _ S P I_ S IO _ S P I_ S IO _ S P I_ G P IO _ 22 P M IC _ I2C
V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
F 2_C L K 1_FS1 V SS 1_CLK 0_C LK 0_FS0 3 _SD A
S IO _ S P I_ S IO _S P I_ P M C _S P I V C C_V C G V C C _V C G P R O C H O V C C_V C G V C C _V C G
E N CTF 2_TX D 2_FS1 V SS _CLK I I T_N I I
S IO _S P I_ S IO _S P I_
D 2_FS0 2_FS2 V SS
LP S S _U A LP S S _U A
S IO _ S P I_ F S T _ S P I_ F S T _S P I_ U S B 2_ O C D D I1_ D D P N L1_B K P N L1_ V D M IP I_ I2C G P IO _ 2 0 D D I0 _ D D VSS P N L0_V D P N L0_B K LP S S _U A R T 0_C T S _ LP S S _U A R T1_C TS _
C N CTF 2_R X D CS1_N C LK 1_N C _S D A LT C T L DEN _SC L 0 C_SD A D EN LTCTL RT0_R X D N R T1_R X D N
F S T _S P I_
V SS V SS F S T _S P I_ I F S T _ S P I_ I M IS O _ IO F S T _ S P I_ U S B 2_O C P N L1_B K M IP I_ I2C D D I0 _ D D P N L0_B K LP S S _U A LP S S _U A
B O3 O2 1 CS0_N 0_N LT E N _SD A C_SC L LTEN RT0_TX D R T1_TX D
F S T _S P I_ LPSS_U A LP S S _U A
V SS M O S I_ IO V SS D D I1_ D D V SS G P IO _ 1 9 VSS R T0_R TS_ VSS R T1_R TS _
A N C TF N CTF 0 C _S C L 9 N N
142 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20
M EM _C H
M EM _ C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _ C H M EM _ C H
VSS V SS V SS 1 _D Q S 2_
BJ 0_ D Q 4 3 0_ D Q 56 0_D Q 63 1_D Q 7 1_ D Q 0 1_ D Q 1 9
P
1_ D Q 1 7
M E M _C M EM _C H
M E M _C H M EM _CH M EM _ C H M EM _ C H M EM _C H M E M _C H
H 0_ D Q 4 V SS 1_D Q S 0 _ V SS V SS
BH 7
0_D Q 61 0_ D Q S N 7 0_ D Q 5 9 1_ D Q 2
N
1_ D Q 4 1 _D Q 18
M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _ C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _ C H M E M _C H M EM _ C H M EM _ C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _ C H M E M _C H M EM _ C H
VSS V SS V SS V SS 1_ D Q S 0_ V SS 1 _D Q S 2_
BG 0_ D Q 4 2 0 _D Q 41 0_ D Q 60 0_D Q 62 0_ D Q S P 7 0_D Q 57 0_ D Q 5 8 1_ D Q 3 1_D Q 1
P
1_ D Q 5 1_ D Q 6 1_D Q 23 1_ D Q 1 6
N
1_D Q 21 1_ D Q 2 0
V SS
BF
M E M _C M E M _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H
V SS V SS V SS V SS N CTF V SS
BE H 0 _M A 4 0 _D Q 53 0_D Q 49 1 _D Q 10 1_D Q 12
M EM _C H M E M _C H
M E M _C M E M _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS 1_D Q S 1 _ N CTF 1_ C LK 1_
BD H 0 _M A 3 0 _D Q 54 0_D Q 51 0_ D Q S N 6 0_D Q 50 1 _D Q 11
P
1_ D Q 15 1_D Q 14
N
V SS
BC
M EM _C H
M E M _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _ C H
N C TF V SS 1_D Q S 1 _ V SS
BB 0_D Q 52 0_D Q S P 6 0_D Q 55 1_D Q 9
N
1_ D Q 13 1_ C B 7 1_ C LK 1_ P
M E M _C
M E M _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H
H 0 _C S 1_ V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
BA N
0_D Q 48 1_D Q 8 1_ C B 6
V SS
AY
M E M _C M E M _C H M EM _C H
M E M _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H
H 0_ O D T 0_ D Q S 4_ V SS V SS 1_ D Q S 3_
AW 1 N
0_D Q 34 0 _D Q 39 1_ D Q 25 1_ D Q 31
N
1_ C B 2 1_ C B 3
M E M _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H
M E M _C H M EM _C H
VSS 0_ D Q S 4_ V SS 0 _R C O M V SS 1_R C O M V SS 1_ D Q S 3_ V SS V SS
AV P
0_D Q 33
P P
1_ D Q 28
P
V SS
AU
M E M _C M E M _C H M E M _C H
M E M _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H
H 0_ D Q 3 V SS V SS 0_ V R E F D 1_ V R E F D V SS V SS
AT 7
0_D Q 36
Q Q
1_ D Q 24 1 _D Q 27 1_ C B 1
M E M _C M EM _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H
M E M _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H
H 0_ D Q 3 0_ V R E F C 0_ R ES ET _ V SS 1_ R E S ET _ 1_V R EF C
AR 8
0 _D Q 32 0_D Q 35
A N N A
1_ D Q 26 1_D Q 29 1 _D Q 30 1_ C B 0
AP
V DDQ V SS V SS VSS V SS RSV D V SS V SS V SS V SS VDDQ V DDQ V DDQ
AN
V D D 2_ 1P V CC_V CG V D D 2_ 1P V D D 2_1 P
V C C IO A V SS VSS V SS RSV D V SS V C C IO A V C C IO A VSS
24_ G LM I 2 4_ G LM 24 _G LM
AM
AL
V D D 2 _1 P
V N N _SV V N N _S V I V N N _S V I V CC_V CG V C C _V C G V CC_V CG V C C _V C G V C C _ 3P 3 V D D 2_1 P
VSS V SS V SS 2 4_ A U D _
AK ID D D I I I I V _A
IS H _ P LL
24 _G LM
V D D 2 _1 P V D D 2_1 P
V N N _SV V N N _S V I V N N _S V I V C C _V C G V CC_V CG V C C _V C G V C C _ 3P 3
VSS V SS V SS V SS 2 4_ A U D _ 24_A U D _
AJ ID D D I I I V _A
IS H _ P LL IS H _ P LL
AH
V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_V CG V C C _V C G V C C _ 1P 8 V D D 2 _1 P V D D 2_1 P
VSS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
AG I I I I V _A 24_ M P H Y 24_U S B 2
AF
V C C _ V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_V CG V C C _V C G V CCRA M V D D 2 _1 P V D D 2_1 P
VSS V SS V SS V SS V SS
AE I I I I I _1P 05 24_ M P H Y 2 4_ M P H Y
AD
V C C _ 3P V C C _ V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_V CG V C C _V C G V CCRA M V CCRA M
V SS V SS V SS RSV D RSVD
AC 3V _A I I I I I _1P 05 _1P 05 _IO
AB
V D D 2_1 P
V CC_V CG V C C _ V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_V CG V C C _V C G V CCRA M V CCRA M V CCRA M
VSS V SS V SS 24_ D S I_ C
AA I I I I I I _1P 05 _1P 05 _IO _ 1P 0 5_ IO
SI
W
V C C _V C V CC_V CG V C C _ V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_V CG V C C _V C G V CCRA M V CCRA M V CCRAM
V SS V SS VSS
V GI I I I I I I _1P 05 _ 1P 05 _1P 05
T
V C C _V C
G I_SE N S GP _CA M GP _C A M V SS V SS V SS M C S I_ D N
R E_P N C TF N C TF ER A SB 6 ER A SB 10 N C TF O S C IN N CTF _1
M C S I_ R X
V SS V SS GP _C A M G P IO _ 21 _D A T A 0 _ M C S I_ D P
P VSS N C TF ER A SB 1 6 O SCO UT N CTF N CTF N _1
V SS
N
LP S S _U M C SI_R X M C S I_ R X
A R T 2_ C GP _C A M GP _CA M GP _C A M V SS G P IO _ 21 G P IO _21 V SS _D A TA 2 _ _D A T A 0 _ V SS
M TS _N N C TF ER A SB 4 ER A SB 9 ER A SB 8 8 7 P P
LP S S _U M C SI_R X
A R T 2_ R GP _C A M V SS GP _C A M EM M C _ R V SS V SS _D A TA 2 _ M C S I_ R X V SS
L TS _N G P IO _ 10 ER A SB 0 ER A SB 7 S T _N N _C LK 0 _P
V SS
K
LP S S _U M C SI_R X M C S I_ R X
A R T 2_ R V SS V SS GP _C A M V SS V SS _D A TA 3 _ M C S I_ R X _D A T A 1_
J XD G P IO _ 18 ER A SB 2 V SS N CTF N _C LK 0 _N P
LP S S _U M C S I_ D P M C SI_R X M C S I_ R X
A R T 2_ T V SS GP_CA M V SS H Y1.1_R C _D A TA 3 _ V SS _D A T A 1_
H XD G P IO _7 G P IO _ 29 G P IO _ 31 ER A SB 3 OMP P N
V SS
G
M C S I_ D P
GP_CA M V C C _V C G H Y1.2_R C M C SI_R X
V SS V SS V SS
F PWM2 G P IO _ 15 G P IO _ 32 G P IO _ 33 ER A SB 5 I OMP _C LK 1 _P N C TF
P C IE_ R EF
V CC_V CG V C C _ V C G G P IO _ R C GP_CA M V C C _V C G M C SI_R X _C LK _R C
V SS
E PWM3 G P IO _ 12 I I OMP ER A SB 11 I _C LK 1 _N N C TF OMP
V SS
D
VSS V SS V SS JTA G_TR JT A G _T M JTA G _P R JTA G _P R
C PWM1 G P IO _2 G P IO _14 G P IO _ 30 G P IO _1 6 G P IO _ 17 G P IO _ 11 G P IO _1 9 G P IO _2 6 G P IO _ 13 G P IO _27 G P IO _ 25 G P IO _21 G P IO _ 24 S T_N S J TA G _ TD I D Y _N E Q _N
JT A G _T C
B PWM0 G P IO _3 G P IO _ 28 GP IO _4 G P IO _1 G P IO _6 G P IO _8 G P IO _ 20 G P IO _ 23 K JTA G X
Datasheet 143
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M E M _C H M EM _C H
V SS N CTF V SS VSS VSS VSS RSV D N C TF
BJ 1_ M A 6 1_R A S _N
M EM _C
M EM _C H M EM _ C H M EM _ C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
H 1_D Q 2 N C TF VSS V SS
BH 2
1_B A 2 1 _M A 11 1 _M A 9 1_ M A 2 1 _W E _ N 1 _B A 0 1_C A S _N 1_M A 13
M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M EM _C H
V SS N CTF
BG 1 _C K E 0 1_ C K E 1 1 _ M A 1 5 1 _M A 14 1_M A 7 1 _M A 12 1_ M A 8 1 _M A 5 1_M A 1 1_ M A 0 1 _B A 1 1_M A 10 1_D Q 63
M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS
BF 1_ D Q 3 2 1 _D Q 4 7
M EM _C
M E M _C H M EM _ C H M EM _C H
H 1_C LK 0 VSS V SS V SS VSS V SS
BE _N
1_D Q 34 1_D Q 3 9 1_D Q 59
M EM _C M E M _C H
M EM _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _ C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H
H 1_C LK 0 1_D Q S 4_ VSS V SS
BD _P
1_C S 0_N 1_M A 3 1_D Q 38
N
1_D Q 33 1_ D Q 4 1 1 _D Q 4 2 1_D Q 57 1_D Q 58
M EM _C H
1 _D Q S 7 _
BC P
M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _ C H M EM _C H M E M _C H
V SS N C TF 1_D Q S 4_ 1 _ D Q S 5 _ 1 _ D Q S 5_ V SS
BB 1_M A 4 1_D Q 37
P
1_D Q 35 1 _ D Q 43
N P
1_D Q S N 7
M EM _C M E M _C H
VSS V SS V SS VSS V SS
BA H 1_C B 4 1_D Q 36
M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _ C H
VSS VSS
AY 1_D Q 45 1 _ D Q 46 1 _D Q 5 2 1_D Q 62 1_D Q 56
M EM _C M EM _C H M EM _C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H
V SS
AW H 1_C B 5 1_C S 1_N 1_O D T0 1_D Q 61 1_D Q 60
M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _ C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS N C TF V DDQ V SS V SS VSS
AV 1_O D T1 1_D Q 40 1_D Q 44 1 _ D Q 55 1_ D Q 5 4 1 _D Q 5 3
M E M _ C H M E M _C H
AU 1_D Q 48 1_D Q 51
M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _ C H M E M _C H
V SS V DDQ V SS V DDQ V SS V SS 1 _ D Q S 6 _ 1 _ D Q S 6_ V SS VSS
AT 1_D Q 49 1_D Q 50
N P
M D S I_A _ M D S I_A _
V SS V DDQ
AR DP_1 DN _1
D D I0_T X D D I0 _ T X
AL P _3 N _3
V SS VSS V SS
AJ
V SS VSS U S B _S S IC U S B _S S IC ED P _A U X ED P _A U X V SS VSS V SS D D I0_TX D D I0_T X
AH _ 0 _ T X _ P _ 0 _ T X _N P N P _2 N _2
D D I1_TX D D I1_T X
AF N _0 P _0
V D D 2_ 1P
VSS V SS V SS VSS VSS VSS VSS V SS V SS VSS VSS V SS
AE 24_M P H Y
D D I1_TX D D I1_T X
AD P _1 N _1
N C TF P C I E _ P 1 _ P C IE _ P 1 _
R N CTF TXN TX P
P C IE_ P 3_ P C IE _P 3 _ P C IE _ P 3_ P C I E _ P 3 _
V SS M C S I_D P V C C _1P 0 VSS U S B 3_P 4 U S B 3_P 4 V SS P C IE_P 0_ P C IE _P 0_ V SS US B 3_P 4 U SB 3_P 4
P _0 5V _R X P _R X N RXP RXN _T X P _ TX N
P C IE _P 4_
U SB 3_P 3 V SS
N _ TX P
P C IE_P 5_ P C IE _P 4_
M C S I_ C L M C S I_D N V SS V SS U S B 3_ P 2 P C I E _ P 2 _ P C I E _ P 2_ V SS U SB 3_P 3
M K P _0 _0 N C TF N C TF NCTF _R X N RXN RXP _ TX N
P C I E _ P 5 _ P C IE _ P 5 _
M C S I_ C L M C S I_D P U SB 3_P 2 US B 3_P 2
L KN _0 _2 N C TF N C TF _ TX P _TX N
P C IE_P 5_
U S B 3_P 0 U S B 3_P 0 U S B 3_ P 2 VSS V SS US B 3_P 1 U SB 3_P 1
K _R X N _R X P _R X P _T X P _ TX N
U SB 3_P 1 V SS
G _RXN
B 3_S A T A B 3_S A TA
M C S I_ C L M C S I_D P VSS N C TF 3_R C O M 3_R C O M V SS U SB 3_P 1
F KN _2 _3 N C TF N C TF N C TF P _P P _N _RXP RSV D
N C TF VSS N C TF N C TF RSV D
D
S V ID 0_D S V ID 0_C L V SS V SS P C I E _ C L K P C IE _C L K N C TF RSV D
C RSV D A TA K N CTF N C TF N CTF O U T0P O U T1P N C TF
144 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
VSS V SS VSS V DDQ N CTF N CTF VSS VSS
AV 0_ D Q A 8 0_D Q A 11 0 _D Q A 12 0_D Q A 20 0 _D Q A 22
M EM _C
M EM _C H
H 0_D Q A
AU 9
0_D Q A 10
M EM _ C H M E M _C H M EM _C H
M EM _C H M EM _C H
VSS V SS 0_ D Q S A 1 0_D Q S A 1 VSS VSS VDDQ V SS VDDQ VSS 0_C S 1A _
AT _P _N
0_D Q A 13 0_D Q A 14
N
M EM _C H
LP SS _ I2 LP SS _I2C
VDDQ VSS 0_C S 0A _
AR C0_S CL 0_SD A
N
LP SS _I2C LP S S_ I2C L P S S _ I2 C LP S S _ I2C L P S S _ I2 C LP S S _ I2C L P S S _ I2 C L P S S _ I2 C
AP 7_SD A 7_S C L 2_ S D A 2_S C L N CTF VSS 4_S C L 4_S D A 5_ S C L 5_S D A
LP SS _I2C
AN V SS 1_SD A V SS VSS V SS V SS V SS V SS VSS V SS VSS VDDQ VDDQ VDDQ
LP SS _I2C LP S S_ I2C IS H _ G P IO I S H _ G P IO IS H _ G P I O IS H _ G P IO IS H _G P IO IS H _ G P I O I S H _ G P I O V N N _SV I
AM 3_SD A 1_S C L N CTF N CTF _6 _7 _3 _8 _4 _5 _0 VSS
D
V C C IO A
LP SS _ I2 LP SS _I2C
AL C6_S D A 3_SC L
P M U _A C
P C IE _C LK LP S S _ I2C IS H _G P IO IS H _ G P IO P M U _P W P M U _S LP IS H _G P IO _P R ES EN V N N _SV I V N N _SV I V N N _SV I
V SS VSS V SS
AK R EQ 0_N 6_S C L _1 _9 R BTN _N _S4_N _2 T D D D
P C IE _C LK V N N _SV I V N N _SV I
V SS RSV D
AJ R EQ 3_N D D
P C IE _ C L K P C I E _ C L K P M U_BA R T C _T ES T
V SS V SS VSS VSS V SS VSS V SS
AH R E Q 1_ N R E Q 2_N T LO W _ N _N
O SC _C L EM M C _P
K_O UT_ O SC_CLK P M U _R C S U S _S TA P M U _P LT W R _ EN _ V C C_R TC SO C _P W V N N _SE VSS V SS V SS
AG 2 _ O U T _0 OMP T_N R ST_N N RSV D R SV D _EX TP A D RO K N SE
O SC_CLK O S C _ C LK
AF _ O U T _4 _O U T_1
LP C _C LK V C C _1P 8 V CC RTC_ V C C _ 3P 3
V SS
AA O UT1 V _A 3P 3 V V _A
LP C _A D
W 3 LP C _A D 2
V C C _ V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V CG V C C _V C G
U V SS VSS V SS VSS V SS V SS V SS V SS VSS
I I I I I
SM B_DA EM M C _D EM M C _D S D IO _C M V SS
T S M B _C LK TA 2 1 D S D IO _ D 3 S D IO _ D 2 S D IO _D 0 N C TF
V C C_V C G
S M B _ A L P C IE _W A V C C _V C G V CC _V CG I_ SEN S E_
R ERT_N K E0_N I I N
A V S _D M I A V S _D M I S D IO _P W
P C IE _W A P C IE_ W A V SS S D IO _ C L VSS C_CLK_A C _C LK _ B R _ D W N _ P M C _S P I G P IO _21 VSS VSS
P K E1_N K E 2_ N K S D IO _D 1 1 1 N _FS1 5
V SS P C IE _W A
N K E3_N
A V S_I2S 3 A V S _I2S2 A V S _D M I A V S _D M I A V S _D M I
A V S _ I2S3 _W S _ SYN V SS A V S _I 2S 2 _ W S _S Y N C _C LK _A C _D A T A _ C _D A TA _ VSS P M C _S P I G P IO _21 M D S I_A _ M D S I_C _
M _ B C LK C _SD O C B2 1 2 _FS2 3 TE TE
A V S _ I2S1 A V S_I2S 1 A V S _ I2 S 2 A V S _ I 2 S 2 S IO _ SP I_ V SS
K _SD O _S D I _S D I _M C LK V S S 1_F S 0
A V S _ I2S1
V SS _ W S _S Y N S I O _ S P I_ P M C _SP I V SS TH ER M TR G P IO _ 22
J C 0_TX D _R X D IP _ N 4 RSV D
SIO _ S P I_
V SS S I O _ S P I_ S IO _ S P I _ V SS S IO _ S P I _ S I O _ S P I_ VSS G P IO _ 2 2 P M IC _ I2C VSS VSS
1_F S 1
F 2_C LK V SS 1_C LK 0_C LK 0_F S0 3 _S D A
S I O _ S P I_ S I O _S P I _ P M C _S P I V C C _V C G V C C_V C G P RO CH O V CC _V CG V C C_V C G
E N CTF 2_TX D 2_F S1 V SS _C LK I I T_N I I
S I O _ S P I_ SIO _ S P I_
D 2_F S0 2_ F S 2 VSS
LP S S _U A LP S S_U A
S I O _ S P I_ F S T _ S P I_ F S T _S P I _ U S B 2 _ O C D D I 1 _ D D P N L1_BK P N L 1 _ V D M IP I _ I 2 C G P IO _ 20 D D I0 _D D V SS P N L 0_V D P N L0 _B K LP S S _U A RT 0_C TS _ LP SS _U A R T1_C TS _
C N CTF 2_R X D C S1_N C LK 1_N C_SDA LTC T L D EN _SCL 0 C_SD A DEN LT C TL R T0 _R X D N RT1_RX D N
F ST _S P I_
V SS VSS F S T _ S P I_ I F S T _ S P I _ I M I S O _ I O F S T _ S P I_ U SB 2_O C P N L1_BK M IP I _ I 2 C D D I0 _D D P N L 0_B K LP S S _U A LP SS _U A
B O3 O2 1 C S0_N 0_N LTE N _SDA C_SCL LTE N R T0 _TX D RT1_TX D
F ST _S P I_ LP S S _U A LP S S_U A
VSS M O S I_IO V SS D D I1 _D D VSS G P IO _ 19 V SS R T 0_R T S _ V SS R T1_R TS _
A N C TF N CTF 0 C_SCL 9 N N
Datasheet 145
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21
M E M _C H
M E M _C H M EM _ C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
VSS VSS V SS 1_D Q S 2_
BJ 0_D Q 43 0_D Q 56 0_D Q 63 1_ D Q 7 1_D Q 0 1_D Q 19
P
1_D Q 17
M EM _C M EM _C H
M E M _C H M EM _ C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
H 0_D Q 4 VSS 1_D Q S 0_ V SS VSS
BH 7
0_D Q 61 0_D Q S N 7 0_D Q 59 1_D Q 2
N
1_ D Q 4 1 _D Q 1 8
20
M E M _C H M E M _C H
M E M _C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H M E M _ C H M EM _ C H M E M _C H
V SS VSS VSS VSS 1_D Q S 0_ V SS 1_D Q S 2_
BG 0_D Q 42 0 _ D Q 41 0_D Q 60 0_D Q 62 0_D Q S P 7 0_D Q 57 0_D Q 58 1_D Q 3 1_ D Q 1
P
1_ D Q 5 1_D Q 6 1_D Q 23 1_D Q 16
N
1_D Q 21 1_D Q 20
VSS
BF
M EM _C M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H
V SS VSS VSS VSS N CTF VSS
BE H 0_ M A 4 0 _ D Q 53 0_D Q 49 1_D Q 10 1_D Q 12
M EM _C H M EM _ C H
M EM _C M EM _C H M E M _C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H
VSS 1_D Q S 1_ N CTF 1 _C L K 1 _
BD H 0_ M A 3 0 _ D Q 54 0_D Q 51 0_D Q S N 6 0_D Q 50 1_D Q 11
P
1_D Q 15 1_D Q 14
N
VSS
BC
M EM _C H
M E M _C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
N CTF VSS 1_D Q S 1_ V SS
BB 0_D Q 52 0_ D Q S P 6 0 _ D Q 5 5 1_ D Q 9
N
1_D Q 13 1_C B 7 1_C LK 1_P
M EM _C
M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
H 0_ C S 1 _ VSS V SS VSS VSS VSS VSS V SS VSS
BA N
0_D Q 48 1_ D Q 8 1_C B 6
VSS
AY
M EM _C M EM _C H M E M _C H
M E M _C H M EM _ C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _ C H
H 0_O D T 0 _D Q S 4 _ V SS VSS 1_D Q S 3_
AW 1 N
0_D Q 34 0_D Q 39 1 _D Q 2 5 1_D Q 31
N
1_C B 2 1_C B 3
M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H
M E M _C H M EM _C H
V SS 0 _D Q S 4 _ VSS 0_R C O M VSS 1_R C O M VSS 1_D Q S 3_ V SS VSS
AV P
0_D Q 33
P P
1_D Q 28
P
VSS
AU
M EM _C M E M _C H M EM _C H
M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _ C H
H 0_D Q 3 VSS VSS 0_V R E F D 1 _V R E F D VSS V SS
AT 7
0_D Q 36
Q Q
1_D Q 24 1 _D Q 2 7 1_C B 1
M EM _C M E M _ C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _ C H
H 0_D Q 3 0_V R EF C 0_R ES ET _ VSS 1 _R E S E T _ 1 _ V R E F C
AR 8
0 _ D Q 32 0_D Q 35
A N N A
1_D Q 26 1_D Q 29 1 _D Q 3 0 1_C B 0
AP
VDDQ VSS V SS VSS V SS RSVD VSS V SS VSS V SS V DDQ VDDQ V DDQ
AN
V D D 2 _ 1P V C C _V C G V D D 2_1P V D D 2_ 1P
V C C IO A VSS VSS V SS RSVD VSS V C C IO A V C C IO A V SS
24_ G LM I 24_ G LM 24_G LM
AM
AL
V D D 2_1P
V N N _S V V N N _S V I V N N _S V I V CC_VCG V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_VCG V C C _ 3P 3 V D D 2_ 1P
VSS VSS V SS 24_A UD _
AK ID D D I I I I V _A
IS H _ P L L
24_G LM
V D D 2_1P V D D 2_ 1P
V N N _S V V N N _S V I V N N _S V I V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_VCG V C C _ 3P 3
VSS V SS VSS V SS 24_A UD _ 24 _A U D _
AJ ID D D I I I V _A
IS H _ P L L I S H _P L L
AH
V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_VCG V C C _ 1P 8 V D D 2_1P V D D 2_ 1P
V SS VSS V SS V SS VSS V SS
AG I I I I V _A 24_M P H Y 24_US B 2
AF
V C C _ V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_VCG V CCRA M V D D 2_1P V D D 2_ 1P
V SS VSS V SS VSS V SS
AE I I I I I _ 1P 0 5 24_M P H Y 24 _M P H Y
AD
V C C _3P V C C _ V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_VCG V CCRA M VCCRA M
VSS V SS VSS R SV D RSV D
AC 3V _A I I I I I _ 1P 0 5 _1 P 0 5 _ IO
AB
V D D 2_ 1P
V C C _V C G V C C _ V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_VCG V CCRA M VCCRA M V CCRA M
V SS V SS VSS 2 4 _ D S I _C
AA I I I I I I _ 1P 0 5 _1 P 0 5 _ IO _ 1 P 05 _ I O
SI
W
V CC_VC V C C _V C G V C C _ V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V C C _V C G V CC_VCG V CCRA M VCCRA M V CCRA M
V SS VSS V SS
V GI I I I I I I _ 1P 0 5 _1P 0 5 _1P 05
T
V C C _V C
G I_ S E N S G P _C A M GP _C A M VSS VSS V SS M C S I_D N
R E _P N CTF N C TF ERA SB6 ERA SB10 N CTF O S C IN N C TF _1
M C S I_R X
V SS VSS GP _C A M G P IO _21 _D A T A 0 _ M C S I_D P
P V SS N CTF ERA SB1 6 O SCO UT N CTF N C TF N _1
VSS
N
LP S S_U M C SI_R X M C S I_R X
A R T2_C GP _C A M G P _C A M GP _C A M VSS G P IO _21 G P IO _ 2 1 VSS _D A T A 2 _ _D A T A 0 _ VSS
M T S_N N CTF ERA SB4 ERA SB9 ERA SB8 8 7 P P
LP S S_U M C SI_R X
A R T2_R GP _C A M VSS GP _C A M EM M C _R VSS VSS _D A T A 2 _ M C S I_R X VSS
L T S_N G P I O _ 10 ERA SB0 ERA SB7 S T_ N N _C L K 0 _ P
VSS
K
LP S S_U M C SI_R X M C S I_R X
A R T2_R V SS VSS GP _C A M VSS VSS _D A T A 3 _ M C S I_R X _ D A TA 1_
J XD G P I O _ 18 ERA SB2 V SS N CTF N _C L K 0 _ N P
LP S S_U M C S I_D P M C SI_R X M C S I_R X
A R T2_T V SS G P _C A M VSS H Y 1 .1 _ R C _D A T A 3 _ V SS _ D A TA 1_
H XD G P IO _7 G P IO _29 G P IO _31 ERA SB3 OMP P N
VSS
G
M C S I_D P
G P _C A M V C C _V C G H Y 1 .2 _ R C M C SI_R X
V SS VSS VSS
F PW M2 G P I O _ 15 G P IO _32 G P IO _33 ERA SB5 I OMP _C LK 1_P N C TF
P C IE _R E F
V CC_VCG V C C _V C G G P IO _R C G P _C A M V C C _V C G M C SI_R X _C LK _R C
VSS
E PW M3 G P I O _ 12 I I OMP E R A S B 11 I _C LK 1_N N C TF OMP
VSS
D
V SS VSS V SS JTA G _ TR JT A G _T M JTA G_P R JT A G _P R
C PW M1 G P IO _2 G P IO _14 G P IO _30 G P IO _16 G P IO _17 G P IO _11 G P IO _19 G P IO _26 G P IO _13 G P IO _ 2 7 G P IO _25 G P IO _2 1 G P IO _24 S T_N S JT A G _T D I D Y_ N EQ _ N
JT A G _T C
B PW M0 G P IO _3 G P IO _28 G P IO _4 G P IO _1 G P IO _6 G P IO _ 8 G P IO _20 G P IO _23 K JTA GX
146 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
BJ V SS
1_C K E1B
V SS
1_C A A 0
V SS V SS
1_C A B3
V SS RSV D N C TF
M EM _C
M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH
H 1_D Q A V SS V SS
BH 22
1 _C K E 0B 1_CA A 7 1_C A A 6 1_C A A 4 1_C A B 5 1_C A B 4 1_C A B2 1_C A B 1 1_CA B 0
M E M _C H M E M _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _ C H M EM _C H M EM _ C H M E M _C H M E M _ C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
BG V SS
1_ C K E 0 A 1_C K E 1A 1_ C A A 9 1_CA A 8 1_ C A A 3 1_C A A 5 1_C A A 1 1_C A A 2 1_C A B 9 1_C A B 7 1_C A B8 1_C A B 6 1_D Q B31
N CTF
M E M _C H M EM _C H
BF 1_ D Q B 0 1 _D Q B 15
VSS
M EM _C
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
H 1 _ C LK V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
BE B_N
1_ D Q B 2 1_D Q B7 1_D Q B27
M EM _C M EM _CH M EM _C H
M EM _C H M EM _CH M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
H 1 _ C LK 1_C S 0A _ N CTF 1_D Q S B0 V SS VSS
BD B_P N
1_ D Q B 6
_N
1_D Q B 1 1_ D Q B 9 1 _D Q B 10 1_ D Q B 2 5 1_ D Q B 26
M EM _C H
1_D Q SB 3
BC _P
M EM _CH M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H
V SS 1_C S 1A _ N CTF 1_D Q S B0 1 _D Q S B 1 1 _ D Q S B 1 VSS 1_ D Q S B 3
BB N
1_ D Q B 5
_P
1_D Q B 3 1 _D Q B 11
_N _P _N
M EM _C H
BA N CTF V SS V SS
1_ D Q B 4
V SS V SS V SS
M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H
AY V SS
1_D Q B13 1 _D Q B 14
V SS
1 _D Q B 20 1_D Q B 3 0 1_ D Q B 2 4
M EM _CH
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
N CTF 1_C S 1B _ V SS
AW N
1_O D TA 1_ D Q B 2 9 1_ D Q B 28
M EM _CH
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H
V SS 1_C S 0B _ VDDQ V SS VSS V SS
AV N
1_ O D T B 1_D Q B 8 1_ D Q B 12 1 _ D Q B 2 3 1 _D Q B 2 2 1 _ D Q B 2 1
M EM _C H M EM _C H
AU 1_ D Q B 1 6 1_ D Q B 19
M E M _C H M EM _C H
M EM _CH M EM _C H
V SS VDDQ V SS V DDQ V SS V SS 1 _D Q S B 2 1 _ D Q S B 2 VSS V SS
AT 1_ D Q B 17 1 _D Q B 18
_N _P
M D S I _A _ M D S I_ A _
AR V SS VDDQ
D P _1 D N _1
M D S I_ A _ M D S I_ A _ M D S I _ A _ M D S I_ A _ M D S I _ R C M D S I_ A _ M D S I _ A _ M D S I_ A _ M D S I _A _
AP D P _2 D N _2 D P_0 D N _0
V SS
OMP D P _3 D N _3 C LK N CLK P
AN VDDQ V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
D D I0 _ A U D D I0_A U M D S I_ C _ M D S I _ C _ M D S I_ C _ M D S I_ C _ M D S I _C _ M D S I_ C _ M D S I_C _ D D I0_T X D D I0_ T X
AM V SS XP XN D N _3 D P _2 DN _2 C LKP C LK N D N _1 D P _1 P _1 N _1
D D I0_ T X D D I0 _ T X
AL P _3 N _3
D D I1 _ A U D D I1_A U M D S I_ C _ M D S I _C _ M D S I_ C _ D D I0_T X D D I0_ T X
AK V SS XP XN D P _3 V SS V SS V SS D P _0 D N _0 V SS P _0 N _0
AJ V SS V SS V SS
V SS V SS U S B _ S S I C U S B _ S S IC ED P _A U X ED P _A U X V SS V SS V SS D D I0_T X D D I0_ T X
AH _ 0_ T X _ P _ 0 _ T X _ N P N P _2 N _2
V D D 2_1P
V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
AE 2 4_ M P H Y
D D I1_T X D D I1_ T X
AD P _1 N _1
U S B 2_ V B U S B 2 _O T U S B 2_D P US B 2_D N ED P _T X N ED P _T X P EDP _TX P ED P _TX N D D I1_ T X D D I1 _ T X
AC V SS U S _S N S G _ID N C TF 6 6 _3 _3 _2 _2 N _2 P_2
U V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
S A T A _P 1 S A TA _P 1
V C C_1P 0 V C C _ 1 P 0 P C IE _ P 1 _ P C IE_P 1_ S A TA _P 0 S A T A _P 0 _ U S B 3 _P _ U S B 3_P P C I E _ P 2 _ P C IE _ P 2 _
T 5_IN T 5 _I N T RXN RX P _R X P _R X N 5_R X N 5_R XP TX N TXP
P C IE _ P 1 _ P C I E _ P 1 _
R N C TF N C TF TXN TX P
P C IE _ P 3 _ P C IE_P 3_ P C I E _ P 3 _ P C IE _ P 3 _
V SS M C S I_D P V C C _1P 0 V SS U S B 3_P 4 US B 3_P 4 V SS P C IE _ P 0_ P C I E _P 0 _ V SS U S B 3 _P 4 U S B 3_P 4
P _0 5 _ IN T _RX P _R X N RXP RXN _TX P _TXN
P C IE _ P 4 _
U S B 3_P 3 V SS
N _TXP
P C IE _ P 5_ P C IE _ P 4 _
M C S I_ C L M C S I_D N V SS V SS U S B 3_ P 2 P C I E _P 2 _ P C IE _ P 2_ VSS U S B 3_P 3
M K P _0 _0 N CTF N CTF N CTF _R X N RXN RXP _TXN
P C IE _ P 5 _ P C I E _ P 5 _
M C S I_ C L M C S I_D P U S B 3_P 2 U S B 3_ P 2
L K N _0 _2 N CTF N CTF _TXP _TX N
P C IE _ P 5_
US B 3_P 0 U S B 3_ P 0 U S B 3_ P 2 V SS V SS US B 3_P 1 U S B 3_P 1
K _R X N _R X P _R X P _TX P _TXN
M C S I_D N U S B 3_P 0 U SB 3_P 0
J V SS _2 N CTF V SS V SS _TXN _TX P
P C I E _P 4 _ P C IE _ P 4_
M C S I_ C L V SS N C TF V SS U S B 3_ P 3 U S B 3_P 3 VSS
H K P _2 N CTF N CTF N CTF _RX N _RX P
U S B 3_P 1
G _RXN V SS
P C IE 2_ U S P C IE 2 _ U S
B 3_S A TA B 3_SA TA
M C S I_ C L M C S I_D P V SS N CTF 3_R C O M 3_R CO M VSS U S B 3_P 1
F K N _2 _3 N CTF N CTF N CTF P _P P _N _RXP RS V D
M C S I_D N
E V SS _3 N CTF V SS V SS N C TF N CTF N C TF V SS N C TF
D N CTF V SS N C TF N C TF RSV D
S V ID 0_D S V I D 0_ C L P C IE _C L K P C I E_ C LK
C RSV D A TA K V SS N C TF N CTF N C TF V SS O U T 0P O UT1P N C TF N C TF RSV D
JTA G _P S V I D 0_ A L P C IE _C L K P C I E_ C LK P C IE _ C LK P C IE_ C LK
B MODE ER T _B N C TF N C TF O U T 0N V SS O U T2N O U T 3P O U T 3N
RSV D VSS V SS
P C IE_C LK P C IE _ C LK
A R SV D V SS N CTF V SS O UT1N V SS O U T 2P V SS RSV D N C TF
Datasheet 147
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H
V SS V SS V SS VDDQ N CTF N C TF V SS VSS
AV 0_D Q A 8 0_D Q A 11 0_D Q A 12 0_D Q A 20 0 _D Q A 2 2
M EM _C
M EM _C H
H0_D Q A
AU 9
0_D Q A 10
M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH
V SS V SS 0 _D Q S A 1 0 _ D Q S A 1 V SS V SS V DDQ VSS VDDQ V SS
AT _P _N
0_D Q A 13 0_D Q A 14 0_CS 1A
LP S S _I2 L P S S _ I 2C M EM _CH
VDDQ V SS
AR C 0_S C L 0 _S D A 0_CS 0A
L P S S _ I 2C L P S S _ I 2C L P S S _ I 2 C L P S S _I 2 C LP S S _I2C LP SS _I2C L P S S _ I2 C L P S S _I2C
AP 7 _S D A 7_SC L 2_S D A 2_SCL N CTF V SS 4_S C L 4_SD A 5_S C L 5_S D A
L P S S _ I 2C
AN V SS 1 _S D A V SS V SS VSS V SS V SS VSS V SS VSS V SS V DDQ V DDQ V DD Q
L P S S _ I 2C L P S S _ I 2C I S H _ G P IO IS H _ G P I O I S H _ G P I O IS H _G P IO IS H _G P IO I S H _ G P IO IS H _ G P IO V N N _S V I
AM 3 _S D A 1_SC L N C TF N C TF _6 _7 _3 _8 _4 _5 _0 V SS
D
V C C IO A
LP S S _I2 L P S S _ I 2C
AL C 6_S D A 3 _S C L
P M U_A C
P C I E _ C L K L P S S _ I 2C I S H _ G P I O I S H _ G P IO P M U _P W P M U _S L P IS H _G P IO _P RESEN V N N _SV I V N N _S V I V N N _SV I
V SS V SS VSS
AK REQ 0_N 6_SC L _1 _9 R B TN _ N _S 4_ N _2 T D D D
P C IE _ C L K P C IE _ C L K P M U_BA R TC _TEST
V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS VSS
AH R E Q 1 _ N R E Q 2_ N T LO W _N _N
O SC _CL EM M C _P
K _O UT _ O S C _C LK P M U_RC S U S _ S TA P M U _P LT W R_EN _ V C C _R TC S O C _P W V N N _SE V SS V SS V SS
AG 2 _ O U T_ 0 OMP T_N R S T_N N RSV D R SV D _EX TP A D ROK NSE
O S C _C LK O S C _C LK
AF _ O U T_ 4 _ O U T _1
P M U_SU O S C _C L K V C C _1P 8 V C C _1 P 8 V C C _ 1P 8
V SS V SS V SS VSS V SS V SS VSS V SS VSS V SS
AE SCLK _ O U T _3 V _A V _A V _A
P M U_RS T P M U_SLP
AD BTN _N _ S 0_ N
LP C _C LK V C C _1P 8 V CC RTC_ V C C _ 3P 3
V SS
AA O UT1 V _A 3P 3V V _A
EM M C_C EM M C _C EM M C_D V C C _3 P 3
V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS VSS V SS V SS
Y LP C _A D 1 LP C _A D 0 LK MD 5 V _A
LP C _A D
W 3 LP C _A D 2
LP C _C LK LP C _F R A EM M C _R EM M C _D EM M C _D EM M C _D EM M C _R EM M C _D EM M C _D V C C _3P 3 V C C _3 P 3
V SS
V RU N _N M E_N CO MP 0 7 6 C LK 4 3 RSV D RSV D V _A V _A
V C C _V C G V C C _ V C G V C C _ V C G V C C_V C G V C C_V C G
U V SS V SS V SS V SS VSS V SS V SS VSS V SS
I I I I I
SM B_D A EM M C _D E M M C _D S D IO _C M V SS
T S M B _C LK T A 2 1 D S D IO _ D 3 S D IO _D 2 S D IO _D 0 N C TF
V C C _V C G
S M B _A L P C IE_ W A V CC _V CG V C C_V CG I_S EN S E_
R ERT_N K E 0_N I I N
A V S_DM I A V S _D M I S D IO _P W
P C IE_ W A P C IE_ W A V SS S DIO _CL V SS C _C LK _A C _C L K _ B R _ D W N _ P M C _S P I G P IO _21 V SS VSS
P K E 1_N K E2_N K S D IO _D 1 1 1 N _F S 1 5
V SS P C IE_ W A
N K E 3_N
A V S _I2S 3 A V S _I 2 S 2 A V S _D M I A V S _D M I A V S_D M I
A V S _ I 2S 3 _ W S _ S Y N V SS A V S_I2S 2 _W S _S YN C _C L K _A C _D A TA _ C _D A T A _ V SS P M C _S P I G P IO _21 M D S I_A _ M D SI_C _
M _B C LK C _SDO C B2 1 2 _F S 2 3 TE TE
A V S _ I2 S A V S _ I 2S 3 V SS P M C _S P I G P IO _21 V SS VSS
L 3_S D O _SD I _F S 0 4
A V S _ I 2S 1 A V S _ I 2 S 1 A V S_I2S2 A V S_I2S 2 S IO _ S P I _ V SS
K _SD O _SDI _S D I _M CLK V SS 1 _F S 0
A V S _ I 2S 1
V SS _W S_SYN S I O _ S P I_ P M C _S P I VSS TH ER M T R G P IO _ 2 2
J C 0_ TX D _RX D IP _ N 4 R SV D
S IO _SP I_
V SS S IO _ S P I _ S IO _SP I_ VSS S IO _ S P I _ S I O _ S P I_ V SS G P I O _ 22 P M I C _I 2 C V SS VSS
1_F S1
F 2 _C L K VSS 1_CLK 0_C LK 0_FS 0 3 _S D A
148 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20
MEM_C H
MEM_CH MEM_CH MEM_CH MEM_CH MEM_CH MEM_C H MEM_C H
V SS V SS V SS 1_DQSA 2
BJ 0_DQ B11 0_DQ B24 0_DQB31 1_DQA 7 1_DQA 0 1_DQA 19
_P
1_DQ A 17
BF V SS
BC V SS
AY V SS
MEM_CH MEM_C H
MEM_CH MEM_CH MEM_CH MEM_CH
N CTF 0_DQ SB0 V SS V SS 1_DQSA 3 N CTF N CTF
AW _N
0_DQ B2 0_DQ B7 1_DQ A 25 1_DQ A 31
_N
MEM_CH MEM_CH MEM_CH MEM_C H
MEM_CH MEM_CH
V SS 0_DQ SB0 V SS 0_RCO M V SS 1_RC O M V SS 1_DQSA 3 V SS V SS
AV _P
0_DQ B1
P P
1_DQ A 28
_P
AU V SS
MEM_C
MEM_CH MEM_CH MEM_C H
H 0_DQB V SS V SS N CTF N CTF V SS V SS N CTF
AT 5
0_DQ B4 1_DQ A 24 1_DQA 27
AP
AN V DD Q V SS V SS V SS V SS RSV D V SS V SS V SS V SS V DDQ V DDQ V DDQ
AL
V DD2_1P
V N N _SV V N N _SV I V N N _SV I V CC _V C G V CC_V CG V CC_V CG V CC _V C G V C C_3P 3 V DD2_1P
V SS V SS V SS 24_AUD_
AK ID D D I I I I V _A
ISH_P LL
24_GLM
V DD2_1P V DD2_1P
V N N _SV V N N _SV I V N N _SV I V CC_V CG V CC_V CG V CC _V C G V C C_3P 3
V SS V SS V SS V SS 24_AUD_ 24_A UD_
AJ ID D D I I I V _A
ISH_P LL ISH_P LL
AH
V CC _V C G V CC_V CG V CC_V CG V CC _V C G V C C_1P 8 V DD2_1P V DD2_1P
V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
AG I I I I V _A 24_MP HY 24_USB2
AF
V CC _V C G V CC _V C G V CC_V CG V CC_V CG V CC _V C G V C CRA M V DD2_1P V DD2_1P
V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
AE I I I I I _1P 05 24_MP HY 24_MP HY
AD
V CC _3P V CC _V C G V CC _V C G V CC_V CG V CC_V CG V CC _V C G V C CRA M V CCRA M
V SS V SS V SS RSV D RSV D
AC 3V _A I I I I I _1P 05 _1P 05_IO
AB
V DD2_1P
V CC_V CG V CC _V C G V CC _V C G V CC_V CG V CC_V CG V CC _V C G V C CRA M V CCRA M V CCRAM
V SS V SS V SS 24_DSI_C
AA I I I I I I _1P 05 _1P 05_IO _1P 05_IO
SI
W
V CC_V C V CC_V CG V CC _V C G V CC _V C G V CC_V CG V CC_V CG V CC _V C G V C CRA M V CCRA M V CCRAM
V GI I I I
V SS
I I I
V SS
_1P 05 _1P05 _1P05
V SS
T
V CC_V C
GI_SEN S GP_CA M GP_CA M V SS V SS V SS MCSI_DN
R E_P N CTF N CTF ERA SB6 ERA SB10 N CTF O SC IN N C TF _1
MCSI_RX
V SS V SS GP_CA M GPIO _21 _DATA 0_ MCSI_DP
P V SS N CTF ERA SB1 6 O SCO UT N C TF N C TF N _1
N V SS
LP SS_U MCSI_RX MCSI_RX
A RT2_C GP_C AM GP_CA M GP_CA M V SS GPIO _21 G PIO _21 V SS _DA TA 2_ _DATA 0_ V SS
M TS_N N CTF ERA SB4 ERA SB9 ERA SB8 8 7 P P
LP SS_U MCSI_RX
A RT2_R GP_C AM V SS GP_CA M EMMC _R V SS V SS _DA TA 2_ MCSI_RX V SS
L TS_N GPIO _10 ERA SB0 ERA SB7 ST_N N _CLK 0_P
K V SS
LP SS_U MCSI_RX MCSI_RX
A RT2_R V SS V SS GP_CA M V SS V SS _DA TA 3_ MCSI_RX _D ATA 1_
J XD GPIO _18 ERA SB2 V SS N CTF N _CLK 0_N P
LP SS_U MCSI_DP MCSI_RX MCSI_RX
A RT2_T V SS GP_C A M V SS HY1.1_RC _DA TA 3_ V SS _D ATA 1_
H XD GPIO _7 GPIO _29 GPIO _31 ERASB3 O MP P N
G V SS
MCSI_DP
V SS V SS GP_C A M V CC_V CG HY1.2_RC MCSI_RX V SS
F PW M2 GPIO _15 GPIO _32 GPIO _33 ERASB5 I O MP _CLK 1_P N C TF
P C IE_REF
V CC _V C G V CC _V C G GPIO _RC GP_C A M V CC_V CG MCSI_RX _C LK _RC
V SS
E PW M3 GPIO _12 I I O MP ERASB11 I _CLK 1_N N C TF O MP
D V SS
JTAG_TR JTAG_TM JTA G_P R JTA G_P R
C PW M1 V SS GPIO _2 GPIO _14 GPIO _30 GPIO _16 GPIO _17 GPIO _11 GPIO _19 V SS GPIO _26 GPIO _13 G PIO _27 V SS GPIO _25 GPIO _21 GPIO _24 ST_N S JTA G_TDI DY_N EQ _N
JTAG_TC
B PW M0 GPIO _3 GPIO _28 GPIO _4 GPIO _1 GPIO _6 G PIO _8 GPIO _20 GPIO _23 K JTA GX
JTA G_TD
A V SS GPIO _0 V SS GPIO _5 V SS GPIO _9 V SS GPIO _22 V SS O V SS
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19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
BJ V SS
1_C K E1B
V SS
1_C A A 1
V SS V SS
1_C A B 3
V SS RSV D N C TF
M EM _C
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
H 1_D Q A N C TF V SS V SS
BH 22
1 _ C K E 0B 1_CA A 5 1_C A A 4 1_ C A B 5 1_C A B 2 1_C A B 4 1_ C A B 1 1_C A B 0
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _ C H M EM _C H
BG V SS
1 _ C K E 0 A 1_ C K E 1A
N CTF N C TF
1_ C A A 3
N C TF
1_C A A 0 1_C A A 2
N C TF N CTF N CTF N CTF
1_D Q B 31
N CTF
M E M _C H M EM _C H
BF 1 _ D Q B 0 1 _ D Q B 15
VSS
M EM _C
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
H 1 _ C LK V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
BE B_N
1_ D Q B 2 1_D Q B7 1_D Q B 27
M EM _C M EM _C H
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
H 1 _ C LK N CTF 1_D Q S B 0 V SS VSS
BD B_P
1_CS 0A 1_ D Q B 6
_N
1_D Q B 1 1 _ D Q B 9 1 _ D Q B 10 1 _ D Q B 2 5 1_ D Q B 2 6
M EM _C H
1_D Q SB 3
BC _P
M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS N CTF 1_D Q S B 0 1 _D Q S B 1 1 _ D Q S B 1 VSS 1_ D Q S B 3
BB 1_CS 1A 1_ D Q B 5
_P
1_D Q B 3 1 _ D Q B 11
_N _P _N
M EM _C H
BA N CTF V SS V SS
1_ D Q B 4
V SS V SS V SS
M EM _CH M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _CH M EM _C H
AY V SS
1_D Q B 13 1 _ D Q B 14
V SS
1 _ D Q B 20 1_ D Q B 3 0 1 _ D Q B 2 4
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H
AW N CTF
1_C S1B
N CTF V SS
1 _ D Q B 2 9 1_ D Q B 2 8
M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M EM _C H M E M _C H M EM _C H
AV V SS
1_C S0B
N CTF VDDQ
1_D Q B 8 1_ D Q B 1 2
V SS
1 _ D Q B 23 1 _D Q B 2 2 1 _ D Q B 21
VSS V SS
M EM _C H M EM _C H
AU 1 _ D Q B 1 6 1_ D Q B 1 9
M E M _C H M EM _C H
M EM _C H M EM _C H
V SS VDDQ V SS V DDQ V SS V SS 1 _D Q S B 2 1 _ D Q S B 2 VSS V SS
AT 1_ D Q B 1 7 1 _ D Q B 1 8
_N _P
M D S I _ A _ M D S I_ A _
AR V SS VDDQ
D P _1 D N _1
M D S I_ A _ M D S I_ A _ M D S I _ A _ M D S I_ A _ M D S I _ R C M D S I_ A _ M D S I _ A _ M D S I_ A _ M D S I _ A _
AP D P _2 D N _2 D P_0 D N _0
V SS
OMP D P _3 D N _3 C LK N CLK P
AN VDDQ V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
D D I0 _ A U D D I0 _ A U M D S I_ C _ M D S I _ C _ M D S I _ C _ M D S I_ C _ M D S I _ C _ M D S I_ C _ M D S I _ C _ D D I0_T X D D I0 _ T X
AM V SS XP XN D N _3 D P _2 DN _2 C LKP C LK N D N _1 D P _1 P _1 N _1
D D I0 _ T X D D I0 _ T X
AL P _3 N _3
D D I1 _ A U D D I1 _ A U M D S I_ C _ M D S I _ C _ M D S I_ C _ D D I0_T X D D I0 _ T X
AK V SS XP XN D P _3 V SS V SS V SS D P _0 D N _0 V SS P _0 N _0
AJ V SS V SS V SS
V SS V SS U S B _ S S I C U S B _ S S IC ED P _A U X ED P _A U X V SS V SS V SS D D I0_T X D D I0 _ T X
AH _ 0_ T X _ P _ 0 _ T X _ N P N P _2 N _2
V D D 2_1P
V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
AE 2 4_ M P H Y
D D I1_T X D D I1 _ T X
AD P _1 N _1
U S B 2_ V B U S B 2 _ O T U S B 2_D P US B 2_D N ED P _T X N ED P _T X P E D P _T X P E D P _TX N D D I1 _ T X D D I1 _ T X
AC V SS U S _S N S G _ID N C TF 6 6 _3 _3 _2 _2 N _2 P_2
V SS USB_SSIC V SS V SS V SS U S B 2_ D N U S B 2 _ D P V SS D D I1_T X D D I1 _ T X
AB _R C O M P N C TF 5 5 P _3 N _3
V D D 2_1P
2 4_ D S I_ C V SS V SS
AA SI
V CCRAM U SB 2_RC U SB 2_D P U S B 2 _ D N U S B 2_ D P SA TA _P 0 S A TA _P 0
V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
Y _ 1P 0 5 _ I O OMP 2 4 4 _TX P _TX N
S A TA _P 1 SA TA _P 1
_ U S B 3_ P _U S B 3_P
W 5_TX N 5_ T X P
U V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS V SS
S A T A _P 1 S A TA _P 1
V C C_1P 0 V C C _ 1 P 0 P C IE _ P 1_ P C IE_P 1_ S A TA _P 0 S A T A _ P 0 _ U S B 3 _ P _ U S B 3_ P P C I E _ P 2 _ P C IE _ P 2 _
T 5_IN T 5 _I N T RXN RX P _R X P _R X N 5_R X N 5_R XP TX N TXP
P C IE _ P 1 _ P C I E _ P 1 _
R N C TF N C TF TXN TX P
P C IE _ P 3_ P C IE_P 3_ P C I E _ P 3 _ P C IE _ P 3 _
V SS M C S I_D P V C C _1P 0 V SS U S B 3_P 4 US B 3_P 4 V SS P C IE _ P 0_ P C I E _ P 0 _ V SS U S B 3 _ P 4 U S B 3_ P 4
P _0 5 _ IN T _RX P _R X N RXP RXN _TX P _TX N
P C IE _ P 4 _
U S B 3_ P 3 V SS
N _TX P
P C IE _ P 5_ P C IE _ P 4 _
M C S I_ C L M C S I_D N V SS V SS U S B 3_ P 2 P C I E _ P 2 _ P C IE _ P 2_ VSS U S B 3_ P 3
M K P _0 _0 N CTF N CTF N CTF _R X N RXN RXP _TX N
P C IE _ P 5 _ P C I E _ P 5 _
M C S I_ C L M C S I_D P U S B 3_ P 2 U S B 3 _ P 2
L K N _0 _2 N CTF N CTF _TX P _TX N
P C IE _ P 5_
US B 3_P 0 U S B 3_ P 0 U S B 3_ P 2 V SS V SS US B 3_P 1 U S B 3_ P 1
K _R X N _R X P _R X P _TX P _TX N
M C S I_D N U S B 3_ P 0 U SB 3_P 0
J V SS _2 N CTF V SS V SS _TX N _TX P
P C I E _ P 4 _ P C IE _ P 4_
M C S I_ C L V SS N C TF V SS U S B 3_ P 3 U S B 3_P 3 VSS
H K P _2 N CTF N CTF N CTF _RX N _RX P
U S B 3_ P 1
G _RXN V SS
P C I E 2_ U S P C IE 2 _ U S
B 3_ S A T A B 3_SA TA
M C S I_ C L M C S I_D P V SS N CTF 3_R C O M 3_R CO M VSS U S B 3_ P 1
F K N _2 _3 N CTF N CTF N CTF P _P P _N _RXP RS V D
M C S I_D N
E V SS _3 N CTF V SS V SS N C TF N CTF N C TF V SS N C TF
D N CTF V SS N C TF N C TF RSV D
S V ID 0 _ D S V I D 0_ C L P C IE _ C L K P C I E _ C L K
C RSV D A TA K V SS N C TF N CTF N C TF V SS O U T 0P O UT1P N C TF N C TF RSV D
JTA G _P S V I D 0_ A L P C IE _ C L K P C I E _ C L K P C IE _ C LK P C I E _ C LK
B MODE ER T _B N C TF N C TF O U T 0N V SS O U T2N O U T 3P O U T 3N
RSV D VSS V SS
P C IE_C LK P C IE _ C LK
A R SV D V SS N CTF V SS O UT1N V SS O U T 2P V SS RSV D N C TF
150 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Datasheet 151
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 2 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
152 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 3 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 153
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 4 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
154 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 5 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 155
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 6 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
156 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 7 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 157
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 8 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
158 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 9 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 159
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 10 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
160 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 11 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 161
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 12 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
162 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 13 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 163
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 14 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
164 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 15 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 165
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 16 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
166 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 17 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 167
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 18 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
168 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 19 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 169
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 20 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
170 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 21 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 171
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 22 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
172 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 23 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 173
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 24 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
174 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 25 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 175
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 26 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
176 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 27 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 177
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 28 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
178 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 29 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 179
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 30 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
180 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 31 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 181
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 32 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
182 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 33 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 183
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 34 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
184 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 35 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
Datasheet 185
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Table 6-1. SoC Pin Numbers - DDR3L, LPDDR3 and LPDDR4 (Sheet 36 of 36)
SoC Pin
DDR3L LPDDR3 LPDDR4
Numbers
186 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AA32 0 -1447.8
Datasheet 187
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AC32 0 -723.9
188 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AE1 14814.17 0
AE2 14036.68 0
AE4 13284.84 0
AE5 12643.49 0
AE7 11932.29 0
AE8 11221.09 0
AE10 10509.89 0
AE11 9798.685 0
AE13 9087.485 0
AE14 8376.285 0
AE16 7665.085 0
AE17 6953.885 0
AE18 6299.2 0
AE20 5511.8 0
AE22 4724.4 0
AE23 3937 0
AE25 3149.6 0
AE27 2362.2 0
AE28 1574.8 0
AE30 787.4 0
AE32 0 0
AE34 -787.4 0
AE36 -1574.8 0
AE37 -2362.2 0
AE39 -3149.6 0
AE41 -3937 0
AE42 -4724.4 0
AE44 -5511.8 0
AE46 -6299.2 0
Datasheet 189
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AE47 -6953.89 0
AE48 -7665.09 0
AE50 -8376.29 0
AE51 -9087.49 0
AE53 -9798.69 0
AE54 -10509.9 0
AE56 -11221.1 0
AE57 -11932.3 0
AE59 -12643.5 0
AE60 -13284.8 0
AE62 -14036.7 0
AE63 -14814.2 0
AG32 0 723.9
190 Datasheet
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Datasheet 191
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AJ32 0 1447.8
192 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AK32 0 2171.7
Datasheet 193
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AM32 0 2895.6
194 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AN32 0 3619.5
Datasheet 195
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AR32 0 4787.392
196 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AU32 0 5498.592
Datasheet 197
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AV32 0 6209.792
198 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
AY32 0 6920.992
A3 13954.13 -11314.18
A4 13221.34 -11314.18
A5 12548.24 -11314.18
A7 11697.34 -11314.18
A9 11024.24 -11314.18
Datasheet 199
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
A32 0 -11314.18
BA32 0 7632.192
200 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Datasheet 201
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
BC32 0 8343.392
BD32 0 9054.592
202 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
BF32 0 9779.762
Datasheet 203
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
BG32 0 10536.682
204 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
Datasheet 205
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
BJ32 0 11314.176
206 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
B2 14382.88 -10882.88
B3 13758.8 -10720.07
B4 13161.9 -10720.07
B5 12565 -10720.07
B7 11968.1 -10720.07
B8 11371.2 -10720.07
B9 10774.3 -10745.47
Datasheet 207
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
C1 14814.17 -10454.13
C2 14220.06 -10258.81
C9 10661.65 -10159.49
C32 0 -10536.68
208 Datasheet
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
D1 14814.17 -9723.882
D2 14220.06 -9665.462
D4 13138.79 -10121.39
D6 12255.5 -10121.39
D8 11391.9 -10121.39
D32 0 -9779.762
E3 13621.39 -9624.187
E4 13024.49 -9473.692
E6 12255.5 -9410.192
E8 11391.9 -9410.192
Datasheet 209
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
F1 14814.17 -9050.782
F2 14220.06 -9072.118
F3 13697.59 -8699.5
F5 12999.09 -8699.5
F6 12287.89 -8699.5
F8 11391.9 -8698.992
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F32 0 -9054.592
G1 14814.17 -8199.882
G2 14258.16 -8473.694
G32 0 -8343.392
H3 13858.88 -8020.05
H5 12999.09 -7912.1
H6 12287.89 -7912.1
H7 11576.69 -7912.1
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J1 14814.17 -7526.782
J2 14036.68 -7416.8
J32 0 -7632.192
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K2 14413.87 -6953.25
K3 13659.49 -6953.25
K5 12999.09 -7048.5
K6 12287.89 -7048.5
K7 11576.69 -7048.5
K9 10865.49 -7048.5
K32 0 -6920.992
L1 14814.17 -6489.7
L2 14036.68 -6489.7
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Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
M2 14413.87 -6026.15
M3 13659.49 -6026.15
M5 12999.09 -6096
M6 12287.89 -6096
M7 11576.69 -6096
M9 10865.49 -6096
M32 0 -6209.792
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N1 14814.17 -5562.6
N2 14036.68 -5562.6
N32 0 -5498.592
P2 14413.87 -5099.05
P3 13659.49 -5099.05
P5 12999.09 -5143.5
P6 12287.89 -5143.5
P7 11576.69 -5143.5
P9 10865.49 -5143.5
Datasheet 215
Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
R1 14814.17 -4635.5
R2 14036.68 -4635.5
R32 0 -4787.392
T2 14413.87 -4171.95
T3 13659.49 -4171.95
T5 12999.09 -4267.2
T6 12287.89 -4267.2
T7 11576.69 -4267.2
T9 10865.49 -4267.2
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U1 14814.17 -3708.4
U2 14036.68 -3708.4
U5 12643.49 -3746.5
U7 11932.29 -3746.5
U8 11221.09 -3746.5
U32 0 -3619.5
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Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
V2 14413.87 -3244.85
V3 13659.49 -3244.85
V5 12999.09 -3225.8
V6 12287.89 -3225.8
V7 11576.69 -3225.8
V9 10865.49 -3225.8
V32 0 -2895.6
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W1 14814.17 -2781.3
W2 14036.68 -2781.3
Y2 14413.87 -2317.75
Y3 13659.49 -2317.75
Y5 12999.09 -2349.5
Y6 12287.89 -2349.5
Y7 11576.69 -2349.5
Y9 10865.49 -2349.5
Y32 0 -2171.7
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Ball Map and SoC Pin Locations
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