MARVELL MV6446X implementation MARVELL MV64560 implementation MARVELL MV64660 implementation

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This course covers Marvell Discovery V devices

Objectives The course describes the MV64560 internal data paths. The course explains how the host PowerPC and a CPU connected to PCI-X can synchronize to each other through the message unit. Operation of the PCI Express interface is detailed in Root Complex mode as well as in Endpoint mode. A long introduction to DDR SDRAM is done prior to describe the DDR SDRAM controller operation. The course focuses on the hardware implementation of the DDR SDRAM. The training explains how to implement chained DMA transfers, by using either IDMA channels or XOR engines. The course highlights the possible optimizations that can be implemented to boost the performance of the Ethernet controller. This course has been delivered several times to companies developing defence and avionics systems. A more detailed course description is available on request at formation@ac6-formation.com

Pre-requisites Knowledge of PowerPC 60X / MPX bus. See our courses on NXP and IBM Microelectronics PowerPCs. Related courses Ethernet and switching, reference cours N1 - Ethernet and switching PCI express, reference cours IC4 - PCI Express 3.0 USB Full Speed High Speed and USB On-The-Go, reference cours IP2 - USB 2.0

OVERVIEW 5-bus architecture, organization of a board based on MV64560 Frequency domains, fast path between CPU and SRAM / SDRAM Internal crossbar Master de-mux programming, address decode windows Slave mux programming, pizza arbiters operation Compatibility with MV64460 CPU INTERFACE CPU address space decoding Protection windows Arbitration, multi-processor operation CPU slave operation CPU master operation (60X mode) Cache coherency Deadlock avoidance DDR1/2 INTERFACE Introduction to DDR SDRAM from Jedec specification Differences between DDR1 and DDR2 DDR2 on-die terminations Initialization sequence DDR1/2 SDRAM controller Page management Transaction ordering Cache coherency ECC and read-modify-write transactions Low power modes DEVICE CONTROLLER Functional description Address and data multiplexing Connecting 8/16 bit devices External acknowledgement Pack / unpack and burst support NAND flash support, boot from NAND flash PCI INTERFACE PCI bus arbitration Master operation in PCI and PCI-X mode Target operation in PCI and PCI-X mode PCI-to-PCI configuration transactions Address decoding PCI-EXPRESS x4 INTERFACE Integrated low power SERDES PHY x1, x4 link Operating as either Root Complex or Endpoint Link initialization Arbitration and ordering Messaging unit GENERAL PURPOSE INPUT/ OUTPUT PINS GPIO port, functional description Interrupt request inputs Multi Purpose Pin multiplexing

INTERRUPT CONTROLLERS AND TIMERS Timers / counters Interrupt controller functional description Priority mechanism TWSI CONTROLLER AND RESET I2C protocol basics TWSI controller functional description Master write sequence, master read sequence Slave write sequence, slave read sequence Reset pins and configuration Serial ROM initialization Requirement for an external Central Resource CPLD IDMA CHANNELS IDMA address decoding Target unit and attributes programming Normal mode vs chained mode Transfer descriptors, descriptor ownership DMA interrupts XOR ENGINES State machine : Active, Inactive and Paused states XOR operation mode CRC32 operation mode DMA operation mode Memory Initialization operation mode ECC error cleanup operation mode XOR Engines interrupts 16550 COMPATIBLE UARTs FIFO mode Flow control Transmit sequence Receive sequence USB2.0 PORTS Address decoding Integrated PHY USB host operation, EHCI specification support USB device operation, Endpoint configuration GIGABIT ETHERNET CONTROLLERS Interface to the PHY SGMII support Dedicated DMA Transmit weighted round-robin arbitration Backpressure mode Transmit and receive sequences Management interface Synchronous FIFO interface

 

Durée	Prix	Calendrier
4 jours	1950 €