LPC MicrocontrollersのトピックRe: LPC1823JET100 EMC Configuration

LPC1823JET100 EMC Configuration

jpsmith92 — Thu, 27 May 2021 08:24:09 GMT

I am struggling to understand how to configure the EMC on a LPC1823JET100. I want to use 16-bit data RAM and interface using the byte-lane-select feature ie. 1 data-byte, 1 address-byte, EMC_BLS0 and the other control signals.

Table 343 from the user guide indicates this should be possible:

Table 170 in the user guide implies I can use P1_4 or P1_6 for EMC_BLS0.

I plan to use P1_7 to P1_14 for EMC_D0 to EMC_D7, P2_9 to P2_13 for EMC_A0 to EMC_A4, and P1_0 to P1_2 for EMC_A5 to EMC_A7. However, table 172 in the user guide implies that setting the mode bits to 3 will set P1_0 to P1_2 to the wrong function, such that I lose EMC_A5 to EMC_A7. I can't find these EMC functions on any other pin for the LPC1823JET100. Is it possible to actively multiplex the function of the P1 bank whilst utilising the EMC interface? Is it actually possible to use implement a 8-bit address, 16-bit data using the LPC1823JET100?

Re: LPC1823JET100 EMC Configuration

xiangjun_rong — Thu, 27 May 2021 10:03:08 GMT

Hi,

Dear Jim Smith,
From your description, I see that you want to use 16 bits data width SRAM to EMC, but you would like to access the 16 bits data width SRAM with EMC low 8 bits data bus(EMC_D0~7), you use the P1_0~2 as EMC_A5~A7, I have checked the UM10430.pdf, it appears that EMC_A5~A7 can only route to P1_0~2 as the following Fig.
I think the solution is okay.
This is the connection:
P1_7 to P1_14 for EMC_D0 to EMC_D7
P2_9 to P2_13 for EMC_A0 to EMC_A4
P1_0 to P1_2 for EMC_A5 to EMC_A7; //setting mode=2, the p[in will function as EMC_A5~A7
connect the EMC_OE, EMC_WR, EMC_CSx to the SRAM.
Because you use EMC_D0~7 to SRAM_D0~16, so you have to use EMC_A0 and inverter of EMC_A0 to /LB and /UB of SRAM.
I attach the TWR-MEM, pls refer to MR2A16ACYS35 par circuit.

If I misunderstand you, I am sorry in advance.

Re: LPC1823JET100 EMC Configuration

jpsmith92 — Thu, 27 May 2021 10:15:53 GMT

Hi xiangjun_rong. Thanks for your response. You're correct about how I intend to connect the address and data, and in the solution you've presented EMC_A0 replaces the function I thought EMC_BLS0 would carry.

I'm still a little confused about the MODE bits. Can these be set separately for each pin in the P1 group? My understanding is that the MODE bits are set for the group, which creates a conflict between EMC_A5~7 and the other EMC signals.

Re: LPC1823JET100 EMC Configuration

xiangjun_rong — Thu, 27 May 2021 14:27:36 GMT

Hi,

The mode bits can be set separately for each pin rather than the group.

For example,
SFSP2_9 register is Pin configuration register for only pin P2_9.

SFSP2_10 is Pin configuration register for only pin P2_10.

Regarding the question if you use EMC_BLSx or inverter of EMC_A0 to select the data bus, pls check yourself, especially when you access half word address(16 bits data), determine yourself.

XiangJun Rong

Re: LPC1823JET100 EMC Configuration

jpsmith92 — Fri, 28 May 2021 10:58:20 GMT

Thanks again for your help XiangJun Rong. I wonder if you could clarify something else for me?

Is it possible to use EMCD0~15 on the LPC1823JET100 instead? Tables 170/172 and 343 from the user guide seem to conflict on this. Am I correct to interpret that 16-bit data would inhibit use of an 8-bit address?

Re: LPC1823JET100 EMC Configuration

xiangjun_rong — Mon, 31 May 2021 03:14:01 GMT

Hi, Jim,

I think you have to follow up the Table 343, in other words, you have to use only 8 bits data bus and 14 bits address bus(the SRAM space is 2**14=16K bytes) for the LPC1823JET100 EMC Configuration because of pin limitation. Although there is EMC_D11 pin for the TFBGA100 package, I suppose you can not get all the high data bus from EMC_D8 to D15, so one pin is useless.

If your external SRAM is 16 bits, it is okay if you use only low 8 bits as data bus or use the connection as the memory tower board has done to switch the high and low bytes.

Hope it can help you

XiangJun Rong