Hello
I am having trouble simulating the Hyperflash running at 333MHZ DDR (166MHz clock) on my design, the eye diagram basically falls apart when simulating randomised data. When I run at 266MHz DDR (133MHz clock) the eye diagram is nice and clean.
I have setup simulated scenarios even with the perfect 50 Ohm trace from 1mm to 50mm in length and I get the same results proving its not related to my layout. I have tried swapping out the IBIS model with the Hyperflash model for the DQ pins and this gives me a nice clean eye diagram which leads me to believe that the RT1052 processor IBIS model may either be incorrect or that the processor does not support 333MHz DDR Hyperflash .
The only IBIS model I could find is rt1050_bga12x12_0.8pitch where we are using the 10x10mm 0.65mm pitch BGA
Thank you for your reply Jay.
Yes I saw that too in the datasheet but as I`m simulating the output pins using the IBIS models NXP provided those registers are irrelevant.
I do have options of drive strength and slew rate but even at the strongest settings the simulation suggests its not possible.
Dan.
From RT1050 data sheet, FlexSPI can support up to 166MHz DDR. for some dedicated memory model, you may need to adjust FlexSPI->DLLACR/DLLBCR for timing.