Introduction To Part Ii - Intel PXA27 Series Design Manual

Introduction to Part II

The chapters in Part II of the Design Guide describe the design recommendations and constraints
related to specific on-chip peripherals of Intel
These recommendations include information regarding signal connections, block diagrams, and
notes related to system implementation.
The examples and schematics in this document represent one of the many methods to connect and
use the peripherals described. This does not imply that the method recommended in this document
is the best or sole method of connecting and using the peripherals. Carefully consider the
recommendations to ensure they are appropriate for your particular design.
Each peripheral is described in a separate chapter. The chapters in Part II are organized similarly to
the chapters in the Intel
to make the information easier to locate. If multiple configurations of a peripheral exist, all
possible configuration combinations are shown. However, not all configuration combinations are
described.
The recommendations provided here are intended to guide and assist in the implementation of the
peripherals, but they are not necessarily a "drop-in" solution for all designs. The use of this manual
and the information contained within must not replace careful consideration of system
requirements and good design practices.
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Intel PXA27x Processor Family Design Guide
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PXA27x Processor Family (PXA27x processor).
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