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i.MX RT1020 internal SDRAM DQS

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GrixaYrev
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Hello, i try to select inernal loopback for SDRAM DQS (set MCR.DQSMD to 0 in script for jLink initialize), but in this case debuging not work - MCU goes to fault and jump to ROM code.

Сonditions:

  • MIMXRT1021CAG4A;
  • SDRAM IS42S16160J (DQS not required)
  • сode execute from SDRAM;
  • use debugger jLink Plus with software ver. 7.52d;

Fault occur at one of first instruction (when use debug by step). If try to read SDRAM by J-Mem, corrupted data is come.

Can MIMXRT1021CAG4A work with internal loopback DQS for SDRAM?

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FelipeGarcia
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Hi,

You should first decrease the frequency before selecting internal loopback. Please keep in mind that you will not be able to achieve highest performance with DQSMD = 0. Please check the thread below for further details.

Solved: On an RT106x, how do you use SEMC_MCR.DQSMD = 0 (t... - NXP Community

Have a great day,

Felipe

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FelipeGarcia
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Hi,

You should first decrease the frequency before selecting internal loopback. Please keep in mind that you will not be able to achieve highest performance with DQSMD = 0. Please check the thread below for further details.

Solved: On an RT106x, how do you use SEMC_MCR.DQSMD = 0 (t... - NXP Community

Have a great day,

Felipe

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