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Figure 11-267 shows the integration of the PDMA modules in the device MAIN domain.
Table 11-630 through Table 11-634 summarize the integration of the PDMA modules in the device MAIN domain.
Module Instance | Attributes | |||
Power Sleep Controller | Power Domain | Module Domain | Interconnect | |
PDMA0 | PSC0 | PD0 | LPSC0 | CBASS0 |
PDMA1 | PSC0 | PD0 | LPSC0 | CBASS0 |
Clocks | ||||
Module Instance | Module Clock Input | Source Clock Signal | Source | Description |
PDMA0 | PDMA0_FICLK | MAIN_SYSCLK0/4 | PLLCTRL0 | PDMA0 functional and interface clock |
PDMA1 | PDMA1_FICLK | MAIN_SYSCLK0/4 | PLLCTRL0 | PDMA1 functional and interface clock |
Resets | ||||
Module Instance | Module Reset Input | Source Reset Signal | Source | Description |
PDMA0 | PDMA0_RST | MOD_G_RST | LPSC0 | PDMA0 hardware reset |
PDMA1 | PDMA1_RST | MOD_G_RST | LPSC0 | PDMA1 hardware reset |
Interrupt Requests | |||||
Module Instance | Module Interrupt Signal | Destination Interrupt Input | Destination | Type | Description |
PDMA0 | PDMA0_ECC_SEC_PEND_0 | ESM0_LVL_IN_15 | ESM0 | Level | PDMA0 SEC ECC error interrupt |
PDMA0_ECC_DED_PEND_0 | ESM0_LVL_IN_88 | Level | PDMA0 DED ECC error interrupt | ||
PDMA1 | PDMA1_ECC_SEC_PEND_0 | ESM0_LVL_IN_28 | ESM0 | Level | PDMA1 SEC ECC error interrupt |
PDMA1_ECC_DED_PEND_0 | ESM0_LVL_IN_89 | Level | PDMA1 DED ECC error interrupt |
DMA Input Events | |||||
PDMA0 | See for mapping of DMA events to PDMA0 inputs | ||||
PDMA1 | See for mapping of DMA events to PDMA1 inputs | ||||
PDMA_DEBUG | See for mapping of DMA events to PDMA_DEBUG inputs |
For a description of the interrupt source, see Interrupt and DMA Requests.
For more information on the interconnects, see Chapter 3, System Interconnect.
For more information on the power, reset and clock management, see the corresponding sections within Chapter 5, Device Configuration.
For more information on the device interrupt controllers, see Section 9.2, Interrupt Controllers.
For more information on the device DMA controllers, see DMA Controllers.