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5. DLL in reset starts new locking event. Wait for the DLL to lock to
the new frequency. Note DLL locking time depending on the
to
DDR2_CLK
• 1:2 – 3000
• 1:3 – 7500
• 1:4 – 10000
6. Assign the required external DDR2 banks in the
7. Wait 8 core cycles for effect latency.
8. Program the refresh rate control register (
9. Program the timing parameters in the
10.Program all MR and EMR3-1 settings in the
11.Enable DDR size (row, column, bank) in the
12.Start the power-up sequence with the
external bank calibration.
The device now ready for any access.
Frequency Change in Precharge Power-Down Mode
This command allows programs to change the DDR2 clock during run
time. Two different usage cases are relevant: changing the VCO or chang-
ing the core to DDR2 clock. Power-down requires careful software
control since the DRAM is not refreshed. The clock frequency change
must happen in a specific time window (typically t
x t
). If you change the VCO frequency the
REFI
equation must be met. If it cannnot be met (most cases) the entire clock
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ratio is:
cycles
CCLK
cycles
CCLK
cycles
CCLK
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register.
EPCTL
).
DDR2RRC
register.
DDR2CTL1
DDR2CTL5-3
register.
DDR2CTL0
bit. Wait for DLL
DDR2PSS
max = 8 x t
RAS
× 4096 < 9 × t
CLKIN
CCLK
registers.
or 9
REFI
REFI
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