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Public Version<br />

SDRAM Controller (SDRC) <strong>Subsystem</strong> www.ti.com<br />

Address Offset 0x0000 0060<br />

Table <strong>10</strong>-167. SDRC_DLLA_CTRL<br />

Physical Address 0x6D00 0060 Instance SDRC<br />

Description This register controls the SDRC DLL A resource used for fine timing tuning on a double-data-rate<br />

interface.<br />

Type RW<br />

31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 <strong>10</strong> 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0<br />

FIXEDDELAY MODEFIXEDDELAYINITLAT RESERVED<br />

Bits Field Name Description Type Reset<br />

31:24 FIXEDDELAY Phase offset value in ModeFixedDelay mode. Maximum RW 0x00<br />

frequency supported in this mode is 83 MHz. FIXEDDELAY<br />

steps are defined after DLL cell characterization.<br />

23:16 MODEFIXEDDELAYINITLAT Initial latency before first request to be processed in RW 0x00<br />

ModeFixedDelay mode (1)<br />

0x0: no initial latency before first access<br />

0x1: 2 clock cycles before first access<br />

0x2: 4 clock cycles before first access<br />

0x3: 6 clock cycles before first access<br />

0x4 : 8 clock cycles before first access<br />

...<br />

0xFF: 5<strong>10</strong> clock cycles before first access<br />

15:8 RESERVED Write 0s for future compatibility. Read returns 0. RW 0x00<br />

7 RESERVED Reserved RW 0x0<br />

6:5 DLLMODEONIDLEREQ Selects the DLL mode upon hardware idle request RW 0x0<br />

0x0: DLL in Power-down mode upon hardware idle request<br />

0x1: DLL in DLL idle mode upon hardware idle request<br />

0x2: No action upon hardware idle request. Input clock<br />

frequency must not be changed.<br />

0x3: Reserved for future use (no action upon hardware idle<br />

request).<br />

4 DLLIDLE Enables the DLL Idle mode RW 0x0<br />

0x0: DLL Idle mode disabled<br />

0x1: DLL Idle mode enabled<br />

3 ENADLL Enables DLL RW 0x0<br />

0x0: DLL disabled<br />

0x1: DLL enabled<br />

2 LOCKDLL Selects the DLL functionality between the TrackingDelay mode RW 0x0<br />

(previously called lock mode) or the ModeFixedDelay mode<br />

(previously called unlock mode). The DLL mode is updated in<br />

the DLL cell after:<br />

- DLLIDLE mode<br />

- DLL power-down mode<br />

0x0: LOCKDLL at 0 puts the DLL in TrackingDelay mode<br />

(tracking counter started).<br />

0x1: LOCKDLL at 1 puts the DLL in ModeFixedDelay mode. The<br />

fixed delay defined in FIXEDDELAY bit field is used to delay<br />

DQS lines for read accesses.<br />

(1) The DLL characterization shows that this feature is not useful and that this value must be left at 0x0.<br />

2302 <strong>Memory</strong> <strong>Subsystem</strong> SPRUGN4L–May 20<strong>10</strong>–Revised June 2011<br />

Copyright © 20<strong>10</strong>–2011, Texas Instruments Incorporated<br />

RESERVED<br />

DLLMODEONIDLEREQ<br />

DLLIDLE<br />

ENADLL<br />

LOCKDLL<br />

RESERVED<br />

RESERVED

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