When using the i.MX6SL with DDR3L, what is the correct voltage for NVCC_1P2V?

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When using the i.MX6SL with DDR3L, what is the correct voltage for NVCC_1P2V?

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Larry5335
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In the rev.4 11/2016 version of the data sheet for the Solo Lite, NVCC_1P2V is listed on Table 9 with a maximum voltage of 1.3V.  It is listed in section 4.5 as used for the internal oscillator supply. It is also listed in Table 66 as being included in the DDR power group. There is also this comment in Table 70: "– Removed from the GPIO supplies row; NVCC_1P2V row for DDR3L"

For a design using the i.MX6SL with DDR3L, is it recommended to connect NVCC_1P2V to the 1.35V supply for the DDR3?

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Yuri
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Hello,

  no recommendation to connect NVCC_1P2V to the 1.35V supply for the DDR3 for i.MX6 SL.
NVCC_1P2V is just 1.2V, required for i.MX6 SL operation.

Have a great day,

Yuri

 

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Yuri
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Hello,

  no recommendation to connect NVCC_1P2V to the 1.35V supply for the DDR3 for i.MX6 SL.
NVCC_1P2V is just 1.2V, required for i.MX6 SL operation.

Have a great day,

Yuri

 

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Larry5335
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Yuri,

OK, so NVCC_1P2V is always connected to 1.2V.

Then when using a PF3000 or PF3001 PMIC and DDR3L, there is no output on the PMIC available for 1.2V and 1.35V.

Is there a better recommendation for a PMIC?

Regards,

Larry

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Yuri
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Hello,

  You may apply external voltage regulator.

Also, please take a look at MMPF0100 F9. 

Regards,

Yuri.

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