USB Signal verification and NAND stress test

[yslin]

Hi ,

We wanna do USB signal verification ,so , have a small program to output USB test patent.

And we wanna do NAND flash R/W test, so, have a small program for NAND R/W test.

Thanks.

[YixingKong]

YS

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[yslin]

Yes，Thanks.

[israelpz · Accepted solution]

Hi,

For perform a NAND write/read you could use the boot loader which Freescale provide with the i.mx25(u-boot or redboot)

The instructions are here for redboot:

Flash memory (CM-i.MX27) - BlueWiki

If you want to check and verify the R/W signals you need to solder cables in the pads and perform a R/W then check with a logic analyzer and compare against the signals in the data-sheet of the NAND manufacturer.

Regards,

-Israel.

[YixingKong]

YS

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[yslin]

Hi Yixing,

我需要去測試 NAND flash 的 read /write 和 USB 2.0 device 的 訊號測試.

NAND Flash 要做 1 bit R/W 的穩定度測試.

USB 有eye diagram 測試, 需要device 端送出訊號.

High Speed Eye

[arthur_lai]

Hi YS,

Can you please let us know which i.MX processor you are using?

In general, for USB test, you can go to www.usb.org to download a HSET tool to set a USB device into test mode.

Thanks,

Arthur

[yslin]

Hi Ming,

我們使用 iMX258 processor.

Thanks.

[YixingKong]

YS

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[arthur_lai]

Hi YS,

Besides using HSET tool from usb.org, you can also force i.MX25 USB PHY into various test modes by set PTC bits on PORTSCx register. For detail, please refer to Figure 47-36 and Table 47-33 on the reference manual.

Thanks,

Arthur

[YixingKong]

YS

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