I am confused by the relationship of the ARM Core Clock and PLL1.
Referring to the IMX6DQRM Rev 3
The diagrams in Figure 18-2 (page 796) and Figure 18-6 (page 818) shows a fixed divide by 2 block from PLL1 for the ARM_CLK_ROOT.
The equation from page 901 is: PLL Output Frequency = Fref * DIV_SEL / 2.
Is the divide by 2 in the equation from page 901 CCM_ANALOG_PLL_ARMn:DIV_SELECT the divide by 2 block in Figure 18-6?
(i.e. the equation on page 901 should be: ARM_CLK_ROOT = Fref * DIV_SEL / 2).
Otherwise, you couldn’t have an ARM_CLK_ROOT frequency of 996MHz because the DIV_SEL value would have to be 166 decimal, which is above the valid range of values (54-108).
HI Tom
you are right, equation should be:
ARM_CLK_ROOT = Fref * DIV_SEL / 2
Best regards
igor
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You did not answer the question I asked. I was not questioning the equation.
I asked:
Is the divide by 2 in the equation from page 901 CCM_ANALOG_PLL_ARMn:DIV_SELECT the divide by 2 block in Figure 18-6?
In other words, in Figure 18-6, is the divide by 2 block represented in the ARM_CLK_ROOT equation or is it not included in the equation?
>Is the divide by 2 in the equation from page 901 CCM_ANALOG_PLL_ARMn:DIV_SELECT the divide by 2 block in Figure 18-6?
yes.