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Application Note
Hardware Design Guide for AM62A7/AM62A3 Devices
This hardware design guide gives an overview of the design considerations to be followed by the board
designers using AM62A7/AM62A3 family of processors. This application note is intended to be used at different
stages of board design as a guide by the designers. The hardware design guide additionally references to
collaterals (device-specific and common) that could help the designers to optimize the efforts during the board
design.
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Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................................2
1.1 Before Getting Started.......................................................................................................................................................
Selection.............................................................................................................................................2
1.3 Technical Documentation...................................................................................................................................................
Documentation.......................................................................................................................................................3
Diagram...........................................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Creating the System Block Diagram..................................................................................................................................
2.2 Selecting the Boot Mode....................................................................................................................................................
2.3 Confirming Pin Multiplexing Compatibility..........................................................................................................................
3 Power Supply..........................................................................................................................................................................
Architecture.................................................................................................................................................4
Rails..........................................................................................................................................................4
3.3 Determining System Power Requirements........................................................................................................................
3.4 Power Supply Filters..........................................................................................................................................................
3.6 Power Supply Sequencing.................................................................................................................................................
Diagnostics.............................................................................................................................................................6
3.8 Power Supply Monitoring...................................................................................................................................................
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Clocking...................................................................................................................................................................................7
4.1 System Clock Inputs..........................................................................................................................................................
4.2 Unused Clock Inputs..........................................................................................................................................................
4.3 Clock Output......................................................................................................................................................................
4.4 Single-Ended Clock Sources.............................................................................................................................................
4.5 Crystal Selection................................................................................................................................................................
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JTAG.........................................................................................................................................................................................7
5.1 JTAG / Emulation...............................................................................................................................................................
Reset......................................................................................................................................................................8
6.2 Latching of the Boot Modes...............................................................................................................................................
6.3 Watchdog Timer.................................................................................................................................................................
7 Peripherals..............................................................................................................................................................................
7.1 Selecting Peripherals Across Functional Domains............................................................................................................
7.2 Memory..............................................................................................................................................................................
7.3 Media and Data Storage Interfaces.................................................................................................................................
7.5 Programmable Real-Time Unit Subsystem (PRUSS)......................................................................................................
7.6 Universal Serial Bus (USB) Subsystem...........................................................................................................................
Connectivity........................................................................................................................................................10
7.8 Display Subsystem (DSS)................................................................................................................................................
(CSI).................................................................................................................................................11
8 I/O Buffers and Termination.................................................................................................................................................
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Capacitors.................................................................................................................6
Initialization...............................................................................................................................8
I/Os..................................................................................................................11
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Ethernet...................................................10
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    This hardware design guide gives an overview of the design considerations to be followed by the board designers using AM62A7/AM62A3 family of processors. This application note is intended to be used at different stages of board design as a guide by the designers. The hardware design guide additionally references to collaterals (device-specific and common) that could help the designers to optimize the efforts during the board design.
  • Page 2: Introduction

    This guide is focused on non-safety applications. 1.1 Before Getting Started The AM62A7/AM62A3 family of processors includes wide variety of capabilities, not all of which will be used in every design. Consequently, the requirements for different designs using the same device can vary widely depending on the target application.
  • Page 3: Technical Documentation

    MultiMedia Card/Secure Data Memory Card (MMC/SD), QSPI, OSPI, GPMC (NOR/NAND), Ethernet, USB (Target & Host), Serial Flash, xSPI and Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C). The AM62A7/AM62A3 device supports a primary boot mode option and an optional backup boot mode. If the primary boot source fails to boot, the ROM moves on to the backup mode.
  • Page 4: Confirming Pin Multiplexing Compatibility

    Texas Instruments has developed SysConfig-PinMux Tool that helps a board designer select the appropriate function using pin-multiplexing configuration too for their AM62A7/AM62A3 based board design. Note The pinmux configuration generated using SysConfig-PinMux Tool for the design should be saved along with other design documentation.
  • Page 5 I/O domain. All signals connected to these domains must operate from the same power source that is being used to power the respective VDDSHVx supply rail. The AM62A7/AM62A3 I/O buffers are not fail-safe. The supply voltage for the VDDSHVx rails must be present before any voltage is applied to the associated I/Os.
  • Page 6: Determining System Power Requirements

    Please note that we do not provide target impedance values since the target impedance calculation includes reference to the max current on the rail and is dependent on use case. For updates on the target impedance, see to the AM62A7/AM62A7-Q1 or AM62A3/AM62A3-Q1 related FAQ listed in the document or E2.
  • Page 7: Power Supply Monitoring

    Characteristics tables of the device-specific data sheet. 5 JTAG Texas Instruments supports a variety of eXtended Development System (XDS) JTAG controllers with various debug capabilities beyond only JTAG support. Although JTAG is not required for operation, TI strongly recommends that a JTAG connection be included in the designs.
  • Page 8: Jtag / Emulation

    (GPIO) pin with provision to isolate. The other AND gate input is the Main Domain warm reset status output (RESETSTATz) Signal. Ensure the reset inputs are terminated as per the device recommendations. Hardware Design Guide for AM62A7/AM62A3 Devices SPRAD85 – MARCH 2023 Submit Document Feedback...
  • Page 9: Latching Of The Boot Modes

    The allowed configurations are 1 X 32-bit or 1 X 16-bit. 1 X 8-bit configuration is not a valid configuration. Based on the application requirement, same memory device can be used with the AM625/AM623 and AM62A7/ AM62A3 devices due to the availability of 1 X 16-bit configuration.
  • Page 10: Media And Data Storage Interfaces

    Not Supported. 7.6 Universal Serial Bus (USB) Subsystem AM62A7/AM62A3 processor provides two USB 2.0 Ports. These Ports can be configured as USB host, USB peripheral, or USB Dual-Role Device (DRD mode). USBn_ID functionality is supported via any of the GPIO.
  • Page 11: Display Subsystem (Dss)

    All power pins must be supplied with the supply voltages specified in Recommended Operating Conditions section, unless otherwise specified. AM62A7/AM62A3 has pins (package balls) that have specific connectivity requirements and package balls that can be unused. For information on terminating the unused peripherals and I/Os, see the Pin Connectivity Requirements section of the Terminal Configuration and Functions chapter of the device-specific data sheet.
  • Page 12 The below link summarizes the considerations designers have to be familiar when reusing TI EVM design files for designing custom board. [FAQ] AM62A7 or AM62A3 Custom board hardware design - Reusing TI EVM design files. During schematic capture, follow...
  • Page 13 Layout and Routing Guidelines Note Data bit swizzle and byte swap is supported in the AM62A7/AM62A3 devices. Note DDR4, DDR3 or DDR2 are not supported in the AM62A7/AM62A3 devices. 11.3 High-Speed Differential Signal Routing Guidance High-Speed Interface Layout Guidelines provides guidance for successful routing of the high-speed differential signals.
  • Page 14 TMS – JTAG Test Mode Select Input TRM – Technical Reference Manual TRSTn – JTAG Reset UART – Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter USB – Universal Serial Bus Hardware Design Guide for AM62A7/AM62A3 Devices SPRAD85 – MARCH 2023 Submit Document Feedback Copyright © 2023 Texas Instruments Incorporated...
  • Page 15 TI products. TI’s provision of these resources does not expand or otherwise alter TI’s applicable warranties or warranty disclaimers for TI products. TI objects to and rejects any additional or different terms you may have proposed. IMPORTANT NOTICE Mailing Address: Texas Instruments, Post Office Box 655303, Dallas, Texas 75265 Copyright © 2023, Texas Instruments Incorporated...

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