JAJSRU7C October 2023 – May 2024 AM263P4 , AM263P4-Q1
PRODUCTION DATA
OSPI0 offers two data capture modes, PHY mode and Tap mode.
PHY mode uses an internal reference clock to transmit and receive data via a DLL based PHY, where each reference clock cycle produces a single cycle of OSPI0_CLK for Single Data Rate (SDR) transfers or a half cycle of OSPI0_CLK for Double Data Rate (DDR) transfers. PHY mode supports four clocking topologies for the receive data capture clock. Internal PHY Loopback - uses the internal reference clock as the PHY receive data capture clock. Internal Pad Loopback - uses OSPI0_LBCLKO looped back into the PHY from the OSPI0_LBCLKO pin as the PHY receive data capture clock. External Board Loopback - uses OSPI0_LBCLKO looped back into the PHY from the OSPI0_DQS pin as the PHY receive data capture clock. DQS - uses the DQS output from the attached device as the PHY receive data capture clock. SDR transfers are not supported when using the Internal Pad Loopback and DQS clocking topologies. DDR transfers are not supported when using the Internal PHY Loopback or Internal Pad Loopback clocking topologies.
Tap mode uses an internal reference clock with selectable taps to adjusted data transmit and receive capture delays relative to OSPI0_CLK, which is a divide by 4 of the internal reference clock for SDR transfers or a divide by 8 of the internal reference clock for DDR transfers. Tap mode only supports one clocking topology for the receive data capture clock. No Loopback - uses the internal reference clock as the Tap receive data capture clock. This clocking topology supports a maximum internal reference clock rate of 200MHz, which produces an OSPI0_CLK rate up to 50MHz for SDR mode or 25MHz for DDR mode.
For more details about features and additional description information on the device Octal Serial Peripheral Interface, see the corresponding subsections within Signal Descriptions and Detailed Description sections.
OSPI PHY Mode defines timing requirements and switching characteristics associated with PHY mode and OSPI Tap Mode defines timing requirements and switching characteristics associated with Tap mode.OSPI Timing Conditions presents timing conditions for OSPI0.
For more information, see Octal Serial Peripheral Interface (OSPI) section in the device TRM.