The µPD30121 (VR4121) is one of NEC’s VR SeriesTM RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) microprocessors
and is a high-performance 64-/32-bit microprocessor employing the MIPS
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4121 uses the high-performance, super power-saving VR4120TM as the CPU core, and has many peripheral
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functions such as a DMA controller, software modem interface, serial interface, keyboard interface, IrDA interface,
touch panel interface, real-time clock, A/D converter, and D/A converter. Configured with these functions, the
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4121 is suitable for high-speed battery-driven portable information systems. The external memory bus width can
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be selected from 32 bits and 16 bits, realizing high-speed data transfer.
Detailed function descriptions are provided in the following user’s manual. Be sure to read it before
designing.
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4121 User’s Manual (U13569E)
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FEATURES
• Employs 64-bit MIPS architecture
• Conforms to MIPS III instruction set (deleting FPU,
LL, LLD, SC, and SCD instructions)
• Optimized 6-stage pipeline• Keyboard interface and touch panel interface
ADD (0:25):Address BusLCDCS#:LCD Chip Select
ADIN (0:2):General Purpose Input for A/DLCDRDY:L CD Ready
AFERST#:AFE ResetLEDOUT#:LED Output
AGND:GND for A/DMEMCS16#:Memory Chip Select 16
AUDIOIN:Audio InputMEMR#:Memory Read
AUDIOOUT:Audio OutputMEMW#:Memory Write
DD
AV
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BATTINH:Battery InhibitMPOWER:Main Power
BATTINT#:Battery Interrupt RequestMRAS(0:3)#:DRAM Row Address Strobe
BUSCLK:System Bus ClockMUTE:Mute
CGND:GND for OscillatorOFFHOOK:Off Hook
CKE:Clock EnableOPD#:Output Power Down
CLKSEL (0:2):Clock SelectPIUGND:GND for Touch Panel Interface
CLKX1:Clock X1PIUV
CLKX2:Clock X2POWER:Power Switch
CTS#:Clear to SendPOWERON:Power On State
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CV
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DATA (0:31):Data BusROMCS(0:3)#:ROM Chip Select
DBUS32:Data Bus 32RSTOUT:System Bus Reset Output
DCD#:Data Carrier Dete ctRSTSW#:Reset Switch
DCTS#:Debug Serial Clear to SendRTCRST#:Real-time Clock Reset
DDIN:Debug Serial Data InputRTCX1:Real-time Clock X1
DDOUT:Debug Serial Data OutputRTCX2:Real-time Clock X2
DGND:GND for D/ARTS#:Request to Send
DRTS#:Debug Serial Request to SendRxD:Receive Data
DSR#:Data Set ReadySCAS#:
DTR#:Data Terminal Ready
DVDD
:V
FIRCLK:FIR ClockSDI:HSP Serial Data Input
FIRDIN#:FIR Data InputSDO:HSP Serial Data Output
FS:Frame SynchronizationSEL:IrDA Module Select
GND2, GND3:GroundSHB#:System Hi-Byte Enable
GNDP, GNDPD:Ground for PLLSMODE (1:2):SDRAM Mode
GPIO (0:49):General Purpose I/OSPOWER:SDRAM Power Control
HC0:Hardware Control 0SRAS#:
HLDACK#:Hold Acknowledge
HLDRQ#:Hold RequestSYSDIR:System Bus Buffer Direction
HSPMCLK:HSP Codec Master ClockTELCON:Telephone Control
HSPSCLK:HSP Codec Serial ClockTPX (0:1):Touch Panel X I/O
ILCSENSE:Input Loop Current SensingTPY (0:1):Touch Panel Y I/O
IOCHRDY:I/O Channel ReadyTxD:Transmit Data
IOCS16#:I/O Chip Select 16UCAS#:Upper Column Address Strobe
IOR#:I/O ReadULCAS#:Lower Byte of Upper Column
IOW#:I/O WriteAddress Strobe
IRDIN:IrDA Data InputUUCAS#:Upper Byte of Upper Column
IRDOUT#:IrDA Data OutputAddress Strobe
IRING:Input RingV
KPORT (0:7):Key Code Data InputV
KSCAN (0:11):Key Scan LineWR#:Write
LCAS#:Lower Column Address StrobeZWS#:Zero Wait State
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for A/DMIPS16EN:MIPS16 Enable
DD
:V
DD
for OscillatorRD#:Read
DD
for Touch Panel Interface
Column Address Strobe for
SDRAM/SROM
DD
for D/ASCLK:SDRAM/SROM Clock
Row Address Strobe for
SDRAM/SROM
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2, VDD3:Power Supply Voltage
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P, VDDPD:VDD for PLL
Remark
# indicates active low.
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INTERNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM AND EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION OF EXTERNAL BLOCKS
ADD25/SCLKOThis function diff ers depending on how the SMODE (1:2) signal is set.
<When SMODE (1:2) signal = 00>
This is a 25-bit address bus .
<When SMODE (1:2) signal ≠ 00>
This is the operating cloc k for SDRAM and SROM.
ADD (0:24)OThis is a 25-bit address bus. The VR4121 uses this to specify addresses for the SDRAM, SROM,
DRAM, ROM, LCD, or system bus (ISA).
DATA (0:15)I/O This is a 16-bi t dat a bus . The VR4121 uses this to transm it and receive data with a SDRAM , SROM,
DRAM, ROM, LCD, or system bus.
DATA (16:31)/
GPIO (16:31)
LCDCS#OThis is the LCD chip sel ect signal. This s ignal is active when the VR4121 is performing LCD acces s and
RD#OThis i s active when the VR4121 is reading data from the LCD, SDRA M , SROM, DRAM, or ROM.
WR#OThis is active when the VR4121 is writing data to the LCD, SDRAM, or DRAM.
LCDRDYIThis is the LCD ready signal. Set this signal as active when the LCD controller is ready to recei ve
ROMCS (2:3)#OThe function differs wi th the setting of the DBUS32 signal.
ROMCS (0:1)#OThis i s the ROM or SROM chip select signal.
CKEOThis is the SDRAM or SROM c lock enable signal. When using neither SDRAM nor SROM, c onnect to
UUCAS#/
MRAS3#
I/O This function differs depending on how the DBUS32 signal is s et .
<When DBUS32 signal = 1>
This is the high-order 16 bits of the 32-bit data bus.
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This bus is used for trans m i tting and receiving data between the V
<When DBUS32 signal = 0>
This is a general-purpose I/O port .
high-speed system bus access using the ADD/DATA bus.
access from the V
<When DBUS32 signal = 1>
This becomes the chip s el ect signal for the extended ROM, SROM, DRAM, or SDRAM.
<When DBUS32 signal = 0>
This is the ROM or SROM chip sel ec t signal.
GND or leave open.
OThis functi on di ffers depending on how the DBUS32 signal i s set or types of memory to be accessed.
<When DBUS32 signal = 1>
When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype): This signal is active (UUCAS#) when a valid column address is
output via the ADD bus during ac cess of DATA (24:31) in the 32-bit data bus.
When accessing SDRAM: T hi s is the I/O buffer cont rol signal (UUDQM#) that is used during ac cess
of DATA (24:31) signal in the 32 bi t data bus.
During 32-bit access of LCD/ hi gh-speed system memory: Byte enable signal that is used during
access of DATA (24:31) signal.
<When DBUS32 signal = 0>
When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype): This is the DRAM's RAS signal (MRAS3#). This signal is
active when a valid row address i s output via the ADD bus for the DRA M connected to the high-order
address.
When accessing SDRAM: Thi s is the SDRAM's chi p select signal (CS3#). This signal is active when
a command is issued for the SDRAM connected to the high-order address.
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4121 and the DRAM and ROM.
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SignalI/OFunction
ULCAS#/
MRAS2#
MRAS (0:1)#OThis function diff ers depending on the type of memory being accessed.
UCAS#OThis functi on di f fers depending on the type of memory bei ng accessed.
LCAS#OThis function differs depending on the ty pe of memory being accessed.
BUSCLKOThis is the system bus clock. It is used to output the clock that is supplied to the controller on the
SHB#OThis is the system bus high-byte enable signal. During 16-bit system bus access, this signal is active
IOR#OThis is the system bus I/O read signal. It is active when the VR4121 accesses the system bus to read
IOW#OThis is the system bus I/O write signal. It is active when the VR4121 accesses the system bus to write
MEMR#OThis is the system bus memory read signal. It is active when the VR4121 accesses the system bus to
MEMW#OThis is the system bus memory write signal. It is active when the VR4121 accesses the system bus to
ZWS#IThis is the system bus zero wait state signal. Set this signal as acti ve to enable the controller on the
OThis functi on di ffers depending on how the DBUS32 signal i s set and type of memory being ac cessed.
<When DBUS32 signal = 1>
When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype): This signal is act i ve (ULCAS#) when a valid column address i s
output via the ADD bus during ac cess of DATA (16:23) signal i n the 32-bit data bus.
When accessing SRAM: Thi s i s the I/O buffer control signal (ULDQM#) that is used during ac cess of
DATA (16:23) signal in the 32-bit dat a bus.
During 32-bit access of LCD/ hi gh-speed system memory: Byte enable signal that is used during
access of DATA (16:23) signal.
<When DBUS32 signal = 0>
When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype): This is the DRAM's RAS signal (MRAS2#). This signal is
active when a valid row address i s output via the ADD bus for the DRA M connected to the next
highest address after the hi ghest high-order address.
When accessing SDRAM: Thi s is the SDRAM's chi p select signal (CS2#). This signal is active when
a command is issued for the SDRAM connected to the s econd highest high-order address.
<When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype)>
This is the DRAM's RA S-only signal.
<When accessing SDRAM>
This is the SDRAM's chip select signal (CS (0: 1)#).
<When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype)>
This is the DRAM's CA S signal. This signal is active when a valid column addres s is output via the
ADD bus during access of DATA (8:15) signal in the DRAM.
<When accessing SDRAM>
This is the I/O buff er control signal (UDQM#) that is used during access of DATA (8:15) signal.
< During 32-bit access of LCD/ hi gh-speed system memory >
This is the byte enable si gnal that is used during access of DATA (8:15) signal. This signal is active
when a valid address is output via the ADD bus for access to DATA (8:15) signal when the si ze of
the access bus to t he LCD i s 32 bits.
<When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype)>
This is the DRAM's CA S signal. This signal is active when a valid column addres s is output via the
ADD bus during access of DATA (0:7) signal in the DRAM.
<When accessing SDRAM>
This is the I/O buff er control signal (LDQM#) that is used during access of DATA (0:7) signal.
< During 32-bit access of LCD/ hi gh-speed system memory >
This is the byte enable si gnal that is used during access of DATA (0:7) signal.
system bus. Its frequency is determined based on the status of the CLKSEL (0:2) signal. Ordinarily,
the frequency is 1/4 of t he TCl ock frequency. (See
can be changed via the PMU register settings.
when the high-order byte is valid on t he data bus.
data from an I/O port.
data to an I/O port.
read data from memory.
write data to memory.
system bus to be accessed by the V
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(5) RS-232C interface signals
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SignalI/OFunction
RSTOUTOThis is the system bus reset signal. It is active when the VR4121 resets the system bus controller
(during bus timeout, manipulation of BCUCNTREG1 register, and power-down mode).
MEMCS16#IThi s i s a dynamic bus sizing request signal. Set this signal as active when system bus memory
accesses data in 16-bit wi dth. This signal is inv al i d when 32-bi t wi dth is selected using LCD/hi gh-speed
system bus.
IOCS16#IThis is a dynamic bus s i zing request signal. Set t hi s signal as active when system bus I/O accesses
data in 16-bit width. This s i gnal i s invalid when 32-bit width is s el ected using LCD/high-speed system
bus.
IOCHRDYIThis is the system bus ready signal. Set this signal as active when the system bus controller is ready to
be accessed by the V
HLDRQ#IThis is a hold request signal for the system bus and DRAM bus that is s ent from an external bus mast er.
HLDACK#OThis is a hol d ac knowledge signal for the system bus and DRAM bus that is s ent to an external bus
master.
SRAS#/GPIO4I/O This function differs depending on the type of memory being access ed.
<When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype)>
This is a general-purpose I/O port .
<When accessing SDRAM>
This is the RAS signal for SDRAM and SROM only.
SCAS#/GPIO5I/O This function differs depending on the type of memory being access ed.
<When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype)>
This is a general-purpose I/O port .
<When accessing SDRAM>
This is the CAS signal for SDRAM and SROM only.
SYSDIR/GPIO6I/O This function differs depending on t he type of memory being accessed.
<When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype)>
This is a general-purpose I/O port .
<When accessing SDRAM>
This is the direction c ontrol signal for the buffer used to reduce the DATA bus's load.
SPOWER/
GPIO7
I/O This function differs depending on the type of memory being ac cessed.
<When accessing DRAM (EDO t ype)>
This is a general-purpose I/O port .
<When accessing SDRAM>
This is the SDRAM's power supply control signal.
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(2) Clock interface signals
SignalI/OFunction
RTCX1IThis is t he 32.768-kHz oscillator’s input pin. It is connected to one side of a cry stal resonator.
RTCX2OThis is the 32.768-kHz oscillator’s output pin. It is connected t o one s i de of a crystal resonator.
CLKX1IThis is the 18.432-MHz oscillator’s input pin. It is connected to one side of a cry stal resonator.
CLKX2OThis is the 18.432-MHz oscillator’s output pin. It is connected t o one s i de of a crystal resonator.
FIRCLKIThis is the 48-MHz clock input pi n. Fix this at high level when FIR is not used.
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(3) Battery monitor interface signals
SignalI/OFunction
BATTINH/
BATTINT#
IThis functi on di ffers depending on how the MPOWER signal i s set.
<When MPOWER signal = 0>
BATTINH function
This signal enables/prohibits activation due to power-on.
1 : Enable activation
0 : Prohibit activat i on
<When MPOWER signal = 1>
BATTINT# function
This is an interrupt signal t hat is output when remaining power is low duri ng norm al operations. The
external agent checks the remaining battery power. Activate the signal at this pin if v ol tage sufficient
for operations cannot be supplied.
(4) Initialization interface signals
SignalI/OFunction
MPOWEROT hi s signal indicates the VR4121 is operating. This signal i s i nactive during Hibernate mode.
POWERONOThis signal i ndi c ates the VR4121 is ready to operate. It becomes active when a power-on fact or i s
detected and becomes inact i ve when the BATTINH/BATTINT# s i gnal check operation is completed.
POWERIThis is a VR4121 activation signal.
RSTSW#IThis is a VR4121 reset signal.
RTCRST#IT hi s signal resets RTC. When power is first supplied to a device, the external agent must as sert the
signal at this pin for about 2 s.
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(5) RS-232C interface signals
SignalI/OFunction
RxDIThis is a rec ei ve data signal. It is used when the RS-232C controller sends s eri al data to the VR4121.
CTS#IThis is a transmit enable signal. Assert this signal when the RS-232C controller is ready to receive
transmission of seri al data.
DCD#/
GPIO15
DSR#IThis is the data set ready signal. Ass ert this signal when the RS-232C cont rol l er i s ready to
TxD/
CLKSEL2,
RTS#/
CLKSEL1,
DTR#/
CLKSEL0
IThis is a carri er det ection signal. Assert this signal when valid s eri al dat a i s being received. It is al so
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used when detecting a power-on factor for the V
4121.
When this pin is not used for DCD# signal, this pin can be used as an i nterrupt detection functi on for the
GIU unit.
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receive/transmit serial data between the controller and t he V
4121.
I/O This function differs depending on the operating status.
<During normal operation (output)>
Signals used for serial c om munication
TxD signal :
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This is a transmit dat a signal. It is used when the V
4121 sends serial data to the RS -232C
controller.
RTS# signal :
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This is a transmit reques t signal. This signal is asserted when the V
4121 is ready to receive seri al
data from the RS-232C controller.
DTR# signal :
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This is a terminal equipment ready signal. This signal is asserted when the V
4121 is ready to
transmit or receive seri al data.
<When RTC reset (input)>
Signals (CLKSEL (2:0) signal) used to set the CPU core operation frequency, BUSCLK si gnal
frequency, and internal bus c l ock frequency. These signal s are sampled when the RTCRST# signal
changes from low level to hi gh l ev el .
The relationships between the
CLKSEL (2:0) signal setting and each cl ock frequency are shown below.
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) = 111.
The settings CLKSEL (2:0) = 110 and 101 are only guaranteed for the 168 MHz model. Do not apply
2.
these settings to the 131 MHz model.
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(6) IrDA interface signals
SignalI/OFunction
IRDINIThis is an IrDA serial data input signal. It is used when the VR4121 sends serial data to the I rDA
controller, for both FIR and SIR. If the IrDA control l er used is an HP product, however, t hi s signal should
be used for only SIR.
FIRDIN#/SELI/O This function differs according to the IrDA controller used.
<HP’s controller>
FIRDIN#: It is an FIR rec ei ve data input signal.
<TEMIC’s controller>
SEL: It is an output port for external FIR/SIR s witching.
<SHARP’s controller>
Use is prohibited.
IRDOUT#OThis is the IrDA serial dat a output signal. It is us ed when the IrDA controller sends s eri al data from the
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(7) Debug serial interface signals
SignalI/OFunction
DDOUT/
GPIO44
DDIN/
GPIO45
DRTS#/
GPIO46
DCTS#/
GPIO47
OThis is the debug serial data output signal. It is used when the VR4121 sends serial data to an ext ernal
debug serial controller.
When this pin is not used for the DDOUT signal, it can be used as a general -purpose output port.
I/O This is the debug serial data i nput signal. It is used when an external debug serial data controller s ends
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serial data to the V
When this pin is not used for the DDIN signal, it can be used as a general-purpose output port.
OThis is a transmission request s i gnal . The VR4121 asserts this si gnal before sending serial data.
When this pin is not used for the DRTS# signal, it can be used as a general-purpose output port.
I/O This is a transmit ac knowledge signal. The VR4121 asserts this si gnal when i t is ready to receive
transmitted serial dat a.
When this pin is not used for the DCTS# signal, it can be used as a general-purpose output port.
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(8) Keyboard interface signals
SignalI/OFunction
KPORT (0:7)IThis is a keyboard scan data i nput signal. It is used to scan for pressed keys on t he keyboard.
KSCAN (0:11)/
GPIO (32:43)
OThese signal are used as keyboard scan data output signals and a general-purpose output port. The scan
line is set as acti ve when scanning for pressed key s on the keyboard.
Signals that are not used f or K SCAN signals can be used as a general-purpos e output port.
(9) Audio interface signals
SignalI/OFunction
AUDIOINIThis pin is the audio input signal.
AUDIOOUTOThis is an audi o output signal. Analog signals that have been converted via the on-chip 10-bit D/A
TPX (0:1)I/O This is an I /O signal that is used for the touch panel. It uses the voltage applied to the X coordinate and
the voltage input to the Y coordinate to detect which c oordi nates on the touch panel are being pressed.
TPY (0:1)I/O This is an I /O signal that is used for the touch panel. It uses the voltage applied to the Y coordinate and
the voltage input to the X coordinate to detect which c oordi nates on the touch panel are being pressed.
ADIN (0:2)IThi s is a general-purpose A/D input si gnal .
(11) General-purpose I/O Signals
SignalI/OFunction
GPIO (0:3)I/O These are maskable power-on f actors. After start-up, they are used as ordinary general-
purpose I/O ports.
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GPIO4/SRAS#I/O
GPIO5/SCAS#I/O
GPIO6/SYSDIRI/O
GPIO7/SPOWERI/O
GPIO8I/O Thes e are general -purpose I/O ports.
GPIO (9:12)I/O Thes e are m askable power-on factors. After start-up, they are used as ordinary general-
GPIO (13:14)I/O These are general -purpose I/O ports.
GPIO (16:31)/DATA (16:31)I/O
GPIO (32:43)/KSCAN (0:11)O
GPIO44/DDOUTO
GPIO45/DDINI/O
GPIO46/DRTS#O
GPIO47/DCTS#I/O
GPIO48/DBUS32I/O
GPIO49/SMODE1I/O
(1) System bus interface signals
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(1) System bus interface signals
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(1) System bus interface signals
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(1) System bus interface signals
purpose I/O ports.
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(1) System bus interface signals
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(8) Keyboard interface signals
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(7) Debug serial interface signals
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(7) Debug serial interface signals
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(7) Debug serial interface signals
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(7) Debug serial interface signals
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(14) Initial setting signals
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(12) HSP MODEM interface signals
SignalI/OFunction
IRINGIRING si gnal detect signal. This pin bec om es active when the RING signal i s detected.
ILCSENSEIHandset detect si gnal
OFFHOOKOOn-hook relay control signal
MUTEOModem speaker mut e control signal
AFERST#OCODEC reset s i gnal
SDIISerial i nput signal from CODEC
FSIFrame synchronization signal from CODEC
SDOOSerial output signal to CODEC
HSPSCLKIOperation clock input of modem interface block for CODEC
TELCONOHandset relay c ontrol signal
HC0OCODEC control signal
HSPMCLKOClock output to CODEC
OPD#OUse this pin for controlling power of CODEC and DAA. This signal is set as act i v e when the power
supply of CODEC and DAA is ON.
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(13) LED interface signal
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SignalI/OFunction
LEDOUT#OThis is an output signal for lighting LEDs.
(14) Initial setting signals
Signal NameI/OFunction
µµµµ
PD30121
DBUS32/
GPIO48
SMODE1/
GPIO49
SMODE2I
I/O
I/O
The function differs depending on the operating status.
<During normal operation (output)>
This can be used as a general-purpose output port.
<After an RTC reset (input)>
This is the switchi ng signal for the data bus width. Thi s signal is sampled at 1RTC c l oc k cycle
after the RTCRST# signal changes f rom l ow l evel to high level.
1: The data bus has a 32-bit width.
0: The data bus has a 16-bit width.
The function differs depending on the operating status.
<During normal operation (output)>
This can be used as a general-purpose output port.
< After an RTC reset (input)>
This is a switching s i gnal for the memory being used. It i s used in combination with t he
SMODE2 signal. This s i gnal i s sampled at 1RTC clock cycle after the RTCRST# signal
changes from low level to hi gh l ev el .
This a switching signal for the memory being used. It i s used in combination with t he S MODE1
signal. This signal is sampled when the RTCRST# signal changes from low level to high level.
The relation between the SMODE (2:1) s i gnal and the memory being used is shown below.
SMODE (2:1) signalUsed Memory
11
10
01
00
ROM: SROM
RAM: SDRAM
ROM: Flash memory, PageROM , ordinary ROM
RAM: SDRAM
ROM (boot bank): Flash memory, PageROM, ordinary ROM
ROM (except boot bank): SROM
RAM: SDRAM
ROM: Flash memory, PageROM , ordinary ROM
RAM: DRAM
EDO type
MIPS16ENI
This pin enables the use of MI PS16 instructions. Thi s signal is sampled at 1RTC clock cycle after
the RTCRST# signal changes from l ow l evel to high level.
1: Enables the use of MI P S16 instructions.
0: Disables the use of MIPS16 instructions .
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(15) Dedicated VDD and GND signals
Signal NamePower-Supply SystemFunction
VDDP2.5 VDedicated VDD for the PLL analog unit
GNDP2.5 VDedicated GND for the PLL analog unit
VDDPD2.5 VDedicated VDD for the PLL digital unit. I ts function is identi cal to VDD2.
GNDPD2.5 VDedicated GND for the PLL digital unit. Its function is identic al to GND2.
DD
CV
CGND3.3 VDedicated GND for the oscillator
DD
DV
DGND3.3 VDedi cated GND for D/A converter. The voltage applied to this pin
DD
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AGND3.3 VDedicated GND for the A/D converter. The volt age appl i ed to this pin
DD
PIUV
PIUGND3.3 VDedicated GND for touch-sensitive panel int erface
VDD22.5 VNormal 2.5-V system V
GND22.5 VNormal 2.5-V system GND
VDD33.3 VNormal 3.3-V system V
GND33.3 VNormal 3.3-V system GND
3.3 VDedicated VDD for the oscillator
3.3 VDedicated VDD for the D/A converter. The voltage applied to this pin
becomes the maximum of the analog output of AUDIOOUT signal.
becomes the minimum of the analog output of AUDIOOUT signal.
3.3 VDedicated VDD for the A/D converter. The voltage applied to this pin
becomes the maximum v ol tage that can be detected by t he A /D interface
signals (8 lines).
becomes the minimum v ol t age that can be detected by the A/D interface
signals (8 lines).
3.3 VDedicated VDD for touch-sensitiv e panel i nterface
DD
DD
Caution The VR4121 has two types of power supplies. There are no restrictions as to the sequence in which
these power supplies are applied. However, do not apply one type of power for more than one
second while the other power supply is not applied.
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1.2 Pin Status in Specific Status
Pin NameAfter Reset by
the RTC Reset
ADD25/SCLK0
ADD (0:24)00
DATA (0:15)00
DATA (16:31)/
GPIO (16:31)
LCDCS#Hi -Z11Hi-Z1
RD#Hi-Z11Hi-ZHi-Z
WR#Hi-Z11Hi-ZHi-Z
LCDRDY
ROMCS (2:3)#Hi-Z
ROMCS (0:1)#Hi-Z11Hi-Z1
UUCAS#/MRAS3#
ULCAS#/MRAS2#
MRAS (0:1)#Hi-Z111Hi-Z
UCAS#0
LCAS#0
BUSCLK00
0/
Hi-Z
−− − − −
Note 4Note 5Note 6
Note 4Note 5Note 6
After Reset by the
Deadman’s Switch
or RSTSW# Signal
Note 1Note 2
0/
Hi-Z
Note 3Note 3Note 3Note 3
Note 7
Note 7
In the Suspend
Mode
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
00Hi-Z
00Hi-Z
Note 2
In the Hibernate
Mode or Shut Down
by the HAL Timer
0Hi-Z
0Hi-Z
0Hi-Z
0/
Hi-Z
0Hi-Z
0Hi-Z
0
µµµµ
PD30121
During a Bus
Hold
Hi-Z/
Note 2
Note 8
(1/4)
Notes 1.
Remark
This differs depending on the setting of the SCLK bit in the SDRAMMODEREG register.
When SCLK bit has a value of "1": outputs clock.
When SCLK bit has a value of "0": low level is output.
Maintains the state of the previous Full-speed Mode.
2.
When used as the chip select for the ROM or extended ROM, this is the same as ROMCS (0:1)# pins.
3.
When used as the RAS for the extended DRAM, this is the same as MRAS (0:1)# pins.
When DBUS32 signal = 1, this becomes the high impedance state.
4.
When DBUS32 signal = 0, the high level is output.
When DBUS32 signal = 1: See
5.
Note 7
below.
When DBUS32 signal = 0: high level is output.
When DBUS32 signal = 1: low level is output.
6.
When DBUS32 signal = 0: high level is output.
Reset by the RSTSW# signal: The pin outputs a low level. (Self refresh)
7.
Reset by the Deadman’s switch: The pin outputs a high level.
Bus hold from the Suspend Mode: The state of the previous Full-speed Mode is maintained.
8.
Bus hold from Full-speed Mode or Standby Mode: Outputs clocks.
0: low level, 1: high level, Hi-Z: high impedance
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Pin NameAfter Reset by
the RTC Reset
SHB#Hi-Z11Hi-ZHi-Z
IOR#Hi-Z11Hi -ZHi-Z
IOW#Hi-Z11Hi-ZHi-Z
MEMR#Hi-Z11Hi-ZHi-Z
MEMW#Hi-Z11Hi-ZHi-Z
ZWS#
RSTOUTHi-Z10Hi-Z
IOCS16#
MEMCS16#
IOCHRDY
HLDRQ#
HLDACK#Hi-Z1
CKE0
RTCX1
RTCX2
CLKX1
CLKX2
FIRCLK
BATTINH/
BATTINT#
MPOWER01101
POWERON00000
POWER
RSTSW#
RTCRST#
RxD
TxD/CLKSEL2
RTS#/CLKSEL1
CTS#
DCD#/GPIO15
DTR#/CLKSEL0
DSR#
IRDIN
IRDOUT#0000
FIRDIN#/SELHi-ZHi-Z
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
−− − − −
Note 4
Hi-Z
Note 4
Hi-Z
−− − − −
−− − − −
Note 4
Hi-Z
−− − − −
−− − − −
After Reset by the
Deadman’s Switch
or RSTSW# Signal
Note 2Note 3Note 3
111
111
111
In the Suspend
Mode
Note 1
Note 3
In the Hibernate
Mode or Shut Down
by the HAL Timer
Hi-Z
Hi-Z
During a Bus
µµµµ
PD30121
(2/4)
Hold
Note 1
Note 1
Hi-Z
Note 1
Note 1
Note 1
Note 1
Note 3
Notes 1.
Remark
18
Normal operation proceeds.
This differs depending on the setting of the SCLK bit in the SDRAMMODEREG register.
2.
When SCLK bit has a value of "1": outputs clock.
When SCLK bit has a value of "0": low level is output.
Maintains the state of the previous Full-speed Mode.
3.
Specify the input data level using a high-resistance pull up or pull down resistor.
4.
0: low level, 1: high level, Hi-Z: high impedance
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Pin NameAfter Reset by
the RTC Reset
After Reset by the
Deadman’s Switch
or RSTSW# Signal
Note 1
DDIN
DDOUT
DRTS#
DCTS#
KPORT (0:7)
KSCAN (0:11)
GPIO (32:43)
GPIO45
GPIO44
Note 1
GPIO46
Note 1
GPIO47
Note 1
/
/
/
/
Note 1
/
−
Hi-Z
1/
1
1/
1
/
−
Hi-Z
−− − − −
/
Hi-Z/
Hi-Z
AUDIOOUT00
TPX (0:1)11
TPY (0:1)Hi-ZHi-Z
ADIN (0:2)
AUDIOIN
−− − − −
−− − − −
GPIO (0:3)Hi-ZHi-Z
SRAS#/
Hi-Z
GPIO4
SCAS#/
Hi-Z
GPIO5
SYSDIR/
GPIO6
SPOWER/
GPIO7
0/
Hi-Z
0/
Hi-Z
GPIO (8:14)Hi-ZHi-Z
/
−
Note 2
1/
Note 2
1/
Note 2
/
−
Note 2
Hi-Z/
Note 2
Note 5
Hi-Z
Note 5
Hi-Z
0/
Hi-Z
1/
Hi-Z
µµµµ
PD30121
(3/4)
In the Suspend
Mode
/
−
Note 2
1/
Note 2
1/
Note 2
/
−
Note 2
/
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
/
0/
Note 2
/
0/
Note 2
0/
Note 2
1/
Note 2
Note 2
In the Hibernate
Mode or Shut Down
by the HAL Timer
/
−
Note 2
1/
Note 2
1/
Note 2
/
−
Note 2
Hi-Z/
Note 2
0
1
Hi-Z
Note 4
Hi-Z
0/
Hi-Z
0/
Hi-Z
0/
Hi-Z
1/
Hi-Z
Note 4
Hi-Z
During a Bus
Hold
/
−
Note 2
1/
Note 2
1/
Note 2
/
−
Note 2
Note 3
Note 3
Note 3
Note 3
Note 3
Hi-Z/
Note 3
Hi-Z/
Note 3
Hi-Z/
Note 3
1/
Note 3
Note 3
Notes 1.
Remark
Software can switch the function pin and the output port.
The state of the previous Full-speed Mode is maintained.
2.
Normal operation proceeds.
3.
During hibernate mode, the pull-up/pull-down setting is retained.
4.
When reset by RSTSW# signal: low level output (self refresh)
5.
When reset by deadman's switch: high level output
0: low level, 1: high level, Hi-Z: high impedance
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Pin NameAfter Reset by
the RTC Reset
IRING
ILCSENSE
OFFHOOK
Note 1
MUTE
AFERST#
Note 1
Note 1
−− − − −
−− − − −
Hi-ZHi-Z
Hi-ZHi-Z
00
After Reset by the
Deadman’s Switch
or RSTSW# Signal
In the Suspend
Mode
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
In the Hibernate
Mode or Shut Down
by the HAL Timer
Hi-Z
Hi-Z
0
µµµµ
PD30121
During a Bus
Hold
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
(4/4)
SDI
FS
SDO00
HSPSCLK
HC0
Note 1
Note 1
Note 1
TELCON
HSPMCLK
OPD#00
LEDOUT#1
DBUS32/
Note 4
GPIO48
−− − − −
−− − − −
Note 2
0
−− − − −
Hi-ZHi-Z
00
00
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Hi-Z
0
0
0
Note 3Note 3Note 3Note 3
Hi-Z/
Hi-Z
Hi-Z/
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
/
Hi-Z/
Note 2
MIPS16ENHi-ZHi-ZHi-ZHi-ZHi-Z
SMODE1/
GPIO49
SMODE2
Notes 1.
Note 4
When initializing, always set BSC bit to 1 in the HSPINT register (0x0C00 0020).
The state of the previous Full-speed Mode is maintained.
2.
Normal operation proceeds.
3.
After the RTC reset is released, this functions as an output port.
4.
Specify the input data level using a high-resistance pull up or pull down resistor.
5.
Hi-Z/
Hi-Z
Note 5
Hi-Z
Note 2
/
Note 2/
Note 2
Hi-Z
Note 2
/
−− − − −
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2/
Note 2
/
Remark
20
0: low level, 1: high level, Hi-Z: high impedance
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µµµµ
PD30121
1.3 Recommended Connection and I/O Circuit Types
Pin NameInternal
Processing
ADD25/SCLKSlew rate buff er
ADD (0:24)Slew rate buffer
DATA (0:15)
DATA (16:31)/
40 pFALeav e open
120 pFALeave open
120 pFALeave open
−
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
120 pFALeave open
120 pFALeave open
40 pFALeav e open
120 pFALeave open
120 pFALeave open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
−
−
−
−
I/O Circuit
Type
AConnect to GND
AConnect to V
AConnect to V
AConnect to V
AConnect to GND
Recommended
Connection of
Unused Pins
GND via resistor
−
−
−
(1/3)
DD
DD
DD
Notes 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Remarks 1.
R
Pins DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) in the V
4121 function as GPIO (16:31) signals when using the 16-bit
data bus. When using these pins as GPIO (16:31) signals, pull them up or pull down so as not to input
an intermediate-level signal.
When the bus hold function is used, external pull-up is recommended for the VR4121.
Do not input an intermediate-level signal.
When used as the RAS signal of extended DRAM, external pull-up is recommended for the VR4121.
When the MPOWER pin outputs the low-level, intermediate-level input is enabled.
No specification (−) in the External Processing column indicates that the external processing is
unnecessary.
No specification (−) in the Recommended Connection of Unused Pins column indicates that the pin
BATTINT#
MPOWER
POWERON
POWERSchmitt input
RSTSW#Schmitt input
RTCRST#Schmit t i nput
RxD
TxD/CLKSEL2
RTS#/CLKSEL1
CTS#
DCD#/GPIO15Schmitt i nputPull up
DTR#/CLKSEL0
DSR#
IRDIN
IRDOUT#
FIRDIN#/SEL
DDIN/GPIO45
DDOUT/GPIO44
DRTS#/GPIO46
DCTS#/GPIO47
Note
−−
−
−
−
−
−
Schmitt input
−−
−−
−−−
−
−
−−−
−
−−−
−
−−
−
−−
−−
−−
−−
External
Processing
Pull up
−
Resonator
Resonator
Resonator
Resonator
Resonator
−−
−−
−−
−−
Pull up/
Pull down
Pull up/
Pull down
Pull up/
Pull down
Pull up
Pull up/
Pull down
µµµµ
PD30121
(2/3)
Drive
Capability
−
40 pFALeav e open
120 pFALeave open
−−−
−−
−−−
−−
−
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFA
40 pFA
−
40 pFA
−
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFAConnec t to VDD via
40 pFAConnect to VDD or
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFAConnect to VDD or
I/O Circuit
Type
A
A
B
B
B
B
AConnect to GND
AConnect to V
BConnect t o VDD or
AConnect to V
AConnect t o VDD or
Recommended
Connection of
Unused Pins
Directly connect to V
Leave open
Leave open
Directly connect to V
Directly connect to V
GND
GND
resistor
GND via resistor
GND via resistor
DD
DD
DD
−
−
−
−
−
DD
−
DD
Note
Remarks 1.
22
Intermediate-level input is enabled when the MPOWER pin is set for low-level output.
No specification (−) in the External Processing column indicates that the external processing is
unnecessary.
No specification (−) in the Recommended Connection of Unused Pins column indicates that the pin
Pull up/Pull down40 pFA
Pull up/Pull down40 pFA
Pull up/Pull down
Pull up/Pull down
µµµµ
PD30121
Drive
Capability
40 pFALeav e open
−
120 pF or more
120 pF or more
120 pF or more
40 pFBConnect to VDD or
40 pFB
40 pFB
40 pFBLeav e open
40 pFB
40 pFBConnect to VDD or
−
−
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
−
−
40 pFALeav e open
−
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
40 pFALeav e open
−
−
I/O Circuit
Type
BLeave open
FLeave open
CLeave open
DLeave open
CLeave open
ELeave open
ELeave open
BConnect to GND
AConnect to GND
AConnect to GND
AConnect to GND
AConnect to GND
A
A
Recommended
Connection of
Unused Pin
GND via resistor
Connect to VDD or GND
Connect to VDD or GND
Connect to VDD or GND
GND via resistor
(3/3)
−
−
−
−
Notes 1.
Connect an operation amplifier which has high-impedance input characteristics, since the output level
of AUDIOOUT pin varies according to the external impedance.
If internal pull-up or pull-down resistors are used in GPIO (0:3), SRAS#/GPIO4, SCAS#/GPIO5,
2.
SYSDIR/GPIO6, SPOWER/GPIO7, GPIO (8:14) pins switch between pull up, pull down, and open by
software.
If an internal pull-up or pull-down resistor is not used, then provide an external pull-up or pull-down
resistor.
Input a synchronous clock from CODEC.
3.
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µµµµ
PD30121
Remarks 1.
No specification (−) in the External Processing column indicates that the external processing is
unnecessary.
No specification (−) in the Recommended Connection of Unused Pins column indicates that the pin
2.
is always connected.
1.4 Pin I/O Circuits
Type A
Data
Output
disable
Input
enable
Type B
Pullup
enable
Data
Open drain
Output
disable
V
P-ch
N-ch
V
P-ch
N-ch
DD
IN/OUT
DD
V
P-ch
DD
IN/OUT
Type D
Data
Output
disable
Input
enable
Type E
IN
+
−
V
ref
P-ch
N-ch
P-ch
N-ch
DD
V
P-ch
IN/OUT
N-ch
N-ch
+
−
Pulldown
enable
Type C
Data
Output
disable
ref
V
Type F
N-ch
DD
V
P-ch
IN/OUT
N-ch
P-ch
+
−
ref
V
N-ch
Analog
output
voltage
OUT
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2. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
µµµµ
PD30121
Absolute Maximum Ratings (TA = 25
ParameterSymbolConditionRatingUnit
DD2
V
DD3
V
Storage temperatureT
C)
°°°°
2.5 V (VDDP, VDDPD, VDD2)
3.3 V (CVDD, DVDD, AVDD, PIUVDD, VDD3)
DD3
I
V
≥ 3.7 V
DD3
V
< 3.7 V
stg
Cautions 1. Do not short-circuit two or more output pins simultaneously.
2. Product quality may suffer if the absolute maximum rating is exceeded even momentarily for
any parameter. That is, the absolute maximum ratings are rated values at which the product
is on the verge of suffering physical damage, and therefore the product must be used under
conditions that ensure that the absolute maximum ratings are not exceeded.
The specifications and conditions shown in DC Characteristics and AC Characteristics are
the ranges for normal operation and quality assurance of the product.
3. VI can be −1.5 V if the input pulse is less than 10 ns.
0.5 to +3.3VSupply voltage
−
0.5 to +4.0V
−
0.5 to +4.0VInput voltageV
−
DD3
0.5 to V
−
−
+ 0.3V
65 to +150
C
°
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Operating Conditions
(1) 131 MHz model
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Ambient temperatureT
Oscillation start voltage
Oscillation hold voltage
Oscillation hold voltage
Note 1
Note 2
Note 3
V
V
V
V
V
DD2
DD3
A
DDS
DDH1
DDH2
µµµµ
PD30121
2.5 V (VDDP, VDDPD, VDD2)2.32.7VSupply voltage
3.3 V (CVDD, DVDD, AVDD, PIUVDD, VDD3)3.03.45V
10+70
−
3.0V
2.5V
3.0V
C
°
Notes 1.
This is a voltage at which oscillation is always started after power application, and is applied to
oscillators of 32.768 kHz and 18.432 MHz.
This is a voltage at which oscillation can be guaranteed if the voltage is lowered from the normal
2.
operation level, and is applied to an oscillator of 32.768 kHz.
This is a voltage at which oscillation can be guaranteed if the voltage is lowered from the normal
3.
operation level, and is applied to an oscillator of 18.432 MHz.
(2) 168 MHz model
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Supply voltageV
Ambient temperatureT
Oscillation start voltage
Oscillation start voltage
Oscillation start voltage
Notes 1.
If V
Note 2
Note 3
Note 4
DD2
exceeds 2.7 V, be sure to keep the time for which the voltage is exceeded to less than 10 % of
the total operating time of the VR4121, and the maximum value of V
This is a voltage at which oscillation is always started after power application, and is applied to
2.
oscillators of 32.768 kHz and 18.432 MHz.
This is a voltage at which oscillation can be guaranteed if the voltage is lowered from the normal
3.
operation level, and is applied to an oscillator of 32.768 kHz.
This is a voltage at which oscillation can be guaranteed if the voltage is lowered from the normal
4.
operation level, and is applied to an oscillator of 18.432 MHz.
Caution Precision tests have not been performed. Only guaranteed as design characteristics.
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10pF
10pF
DC Characteristics
(1) 131 MHz model (TA =
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.TYP.MAX.Unit
10 to +70
−−−−
C, V
°°°°
DD2
= 2.3 to 2.7 V, V
DD3
= 3.0 to 3.45 V)
µµµµ
PD30121
(1/2)
Output voltage, highV
Output voltage, high
Clock input voltage, hi gh
Clock input voltage, l ow
Input voltage, high
Input voltage, low
Input voltage, high
Input voltage, low
Hysteresis volt age
Input leakage current
Input leakage current, high
Input leakage current, low
Note 1
Note 1
Note 2
Note 2
Note 3
Note 3
Note 4
Note 4
Note 4, 5
Note 6
Note 7
Note 8
OH1IOH
OH2IOH
V
OL1
OL2
V
IH1
V
IL1
V
IH2
V
IL2
V
IH3
V
IL3
V
H
V
LI
I
LIH
I
LIL
I
= −2 mA0.8V
= −12 mA0.8V
IOL = 2 mA0.4Output voltage, lowV
DD3
DD3
V
V
V
IOL = 20 µA0.1
OL
I
= 12 mA0.4Out put voltage, low
V
IOL = 20 µA0.1
DD3
V
= 3.45 V, VI = V
DD3
V
= 3.45 V, VI = V
DD3
V
= 3.45 V, VI = 0 V
DD3
0.8 V
0.30.3 V
−
2.0V
0.30.3V
−
DD3
0.75V
0.30.6V
−
0.17V
DD3
, 0 V±5
DD3
DD3
DD3
V
+ 0.3V
DD3
DD3
+ 0.3V
DD3
DD3
V
+ 0.3V
72
72
−
V
V
V
A
µ
A
µ
A
µ
Output leakage currentI
Notes 1.
Applied to TPX (0:1), TPY (0:1). A panel resistance of 250 Ω is presumed.
Applies to FIRCLK and HSPSCLK pins.
SPOWER/GPIO7, GPIO (8:14), DCD#/GPIO15, BATTINH/BATTINT#, IRING, and KPORT (0:7) pins.
Hysteresis voltage: Difference between the minimum voltage at which the high level of a Schmitt input
5.
signal is not recognized when the signal goes from low to high and the maximum voltage at which the
low level is not recognized when the signal goes from high to low.
Except KPORT (0:7) (input pins with pull-down resistor), TPX (0:1), and TPY (0:1) pins.
6.
Applied to KPORT (0:7) pin (input pins with pull-down resistor), GPIO (0:3), SRAS#/GPIO4,
7.
SCAS#/GPIO5, SYSDIR/GPIO6, SPOWER/GPIO7, and GPIO (8:14) pins when the internal pull-down
resistor is used.
Applied to GPIO (0:3), SRAS#/GPIO4, SCAS#/GPIO5, SYSDIR/GPIO6, SPOWER/GPIO7, and GPIO
8.
(8:14) pins when the internal pull-up resistor is used.
LO
DD3
V
= 3.45 V, VI = V
DD3
, 0 V±5
A
µ
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ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.TYP.
Power supply current
µµµµ
PD30121
(2/2)
Note 1
Note 2
DD2
I
In Fullspeed mode140340mA
In Standby mode50100m A
In Suspend mode1530mA
In Standby mode, external l oad 0 pF1030mA
In Suspend mode, external load 0 pF39mA
In Hibernate mode, external load 0 pF,
when LED unit is off.
A
Unless otherwise specified, these are reference values at T
Total current flowing to the VDDP, VDDPD, and VDD2 pins.
2.
Total current flowing to the CVDD, DVDD, AVDD, PIUVDD, and VDD3 pins.
3.
I
DD2
and I
DD3
do not reach the maximum value at the same time in the Fullspeed mode.
= 25°C, V
00
3060mA
100500
DD2
= 2.5 V, V
DD3
= 3.3 V.
A
µ
A
µ
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µµµµ
PD30121
(2) 168 MHz model (TA =
10 to +70
−−−−
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.TYP.MAX.Unit
Output voltage, highV
Output voltage, high
Clock input voltage, hi gh
Clock input voltage, l ow
Input voltage, high
Input voltage, low
Input voltage, high
Input voltage, low
Hysteresis volt age
Input leakage current
Input leakage current, high
Input leakage current, low
SPOWER/GPIO7, GPIO (8:14), DCD#/GPIO15, BATTINH/BATTINT#, IRING, and KPORT (0:7) pins.
Hysteresis voltage: Difference between the minimum voltage at which the high level of a Schmitt input
5.
signal is not recognized when the signal goes from low to high and the maximum voltage at which the
low level is not recognized when the signal goes from high to low.
Except KPORT (0:7) (input pins with pull-down resistor), TPX (0:1), and TPY (0:1) pins.
6.
Applied to KPORT (0:7) pin (input pins with pull-down resistor), GPIO (0:3), SRAS#/GPIO4,
7.
SCAS#/GPIO5, SYSDIR/GPIO6, SPOWER/GPIO7, and GPIO (8:14) pins when the internal pull-down
resistor is used.
Applied to GPIO (0:3), SRAS#/GPIO4, SCAS#/GPIO5, SYSDIR/GPIO6, SPOWER/GPIO7, and GPIO
8.
(8:14) pins when the internal pull-up resistor is used.
LO
DD3
V
= 3.45 V, VI = V
DD3
, 0 V±5
A
µ
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ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.TYP.
Power supply current
µµµµ
PD30121
(2/2)
Note 1
Note 2
DD2
I
In Fullspeed mode180370mA
In Standby mode50100m A
In Suspend mode1530mA
In Standby mode, external l oad 0 pF1030mA
In Suspend mode, external load 0 pF39mA
In Hibernate mode, external load 0 pF,
when LED unit is off.
A
Unless otherwise specified, these are reference values at T
Total current flowing to the VDDP, VDDPD, and VDD2 pins.
2.
Total current flowing to the CVDD, DVDD, AVDD, PIUVDD, and VDD3 pins.
3.
I
DD2
and I
DD3
do not reach the maximum value at the same time in the Fullspeed mode.
= 25°C, V
00
3060mA
100500
DD2
= 2.6 V, V
DD3
= 3.3 V.
A
µ
A
µ
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µµµµ
PD30121
Data Retention Characteristics (TA = 25
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Data retention voltage
Data retention input voltage, high
Notes 1.
Note 1
Note 2
The data retention voltage is the voltage at which the operation of the Elapsed Time timer and the data
retention of the registers of the following peripheral units are guaranteed, and is not applied to the
internal data of the CPU core.
When HSP unit is used40ns
When HSP unit is used40ns
When HSP unit is usedf
MCYC
MHz
When HSP unit is used108.5ns
When HSP unit is used10ns
When HSP unit is used10ns
When HSP unit is usedt
When HSP unit is usedt
CYHM
0.45
CYHM
0.45
×
×
CYHM
t
0.55
CYHM
t
0.55
×
×
ns
ns
When HSP unit is used0.58518.432MHz
When HSP unit is used54.2531790.365ns
In FIR 4 Mbps47.995204848.00480MHzFIRCLK clock frequency
In FIR 1.152/0.576 Mbps47.938004848.02976MHz
and DCD#/GPIO15 pins.
Applied to DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) pins.
5.
Applied to GPIO (0:3), SRAS#/GPIO4, SCAS#/GPIO5, SYSDIR/GPIO6, SPOWER/GPIO7, GPIO (8:14),
6.
DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31), KSCAN (0:11)/GPIO (32:43), DDOUT/GPIO44, DDIN/GPIO45, DRTS#/
GPIO46, DCTS#/GPIO47, DBUS32/GPIO48, and SMODE1/GPIO49 pins.
Caution These parameters are applied when the SRAS#/GPIO4, SCAS#/GPIO5, SYSDIR/GPIO6,
SPOWER/GPIO7, DCD#/GPIO15, DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31), KSCAN (0:11)/GPIO (3 2:43), DDOUT/
GPIO44, DDIN/GPIO45, DRTS#/GPIO46, DCTS#/GPIO47, DBUS32/GPIO48, or SMODE1/GPIO49 pin
is used as the GPIO signal.
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(4) GPIO interface parameter (2/2)
(a) Input level width
t
t
t
INP1
INP2
INP3
Note 1
Note 2
Note 3
µµµµ
PD30121
Notes 1.
GPIO (0:3) pins
2.
GPIO (9:14), DCD#/GPIO15 pins
3.
SRAS#/GPIO4, SCAS#/GPIO5, SYSDIR/GPIO6, SPOWER/GPIO7, GPIO8, DATA (16:31)/GPIO
(16:31) pins
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
MRAS (0:3)# pulse widtht
MRAS (0:3)# hold time (f rom UCAS#/LCAS# precharge)t
MRAS (0:3)# precharge timet
UCAS#/LCAS# hold time (from MRAS (0:3)#)t
UCAS#/LCAS# pulse widtht
UCAS#/LCAS# precharge ti m et
Read/write cycle timet
MRAS (0:3)# hold time (from UCAS#/LCAS#)t
Row address setup time (t o M RAS (0:3)#)t
UCAS#/LCAS# ↓ delay time from MRAS (0:3)#
Column address delay time f rom M RA S (0:3)#
↓
↓
Column address setup ti m e (to UCAS#/LCAS#)t
Column address read time (to MRAS (0:3)#↑)t
Row address hold time (from M RA S (0:3)# ↓)t
Column address hold time 1 (f rom UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
Column address hold time 2 (f rom UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
Column address hold time 3 (f rom UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
Data access tim e (from UCAS#/LCAS# precharge)t
Data access time (from RD# ↓)t
Data input setup time 1 (to UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
Data input hold time 1 (from MRA S (0:3)#)t
Data input setup time 2 (to UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
Data input hold time 2 (from MRA S (0:3)#)t
Data access time (from MRAS (0:3)# ↓)t
Data access tim e (from column address)t
Data access time (from UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
RASP
RHCP
RP
CSH
HCAS
CP
HPC
RSH
ASR
RCD
t
RAD
t
ASC
RAL
RAH
CAH1
CAH2
CAH3
ACP
OEA
DS1
DH1
DS2
DH2
RAC
AA
CAC
70ns
45ns
43ns
50ns
10ns
10ns
25ns
25ns
0ns
24ns
22ns
0ns
40ns
20ns
10ns
10ns
10ns
39ns
25ns
0ns
5ns
0ns
5ns
70ns
30ns
20ns
µµµµ
PD30121
Caution These ratings are applied only when a device operates within the recommended operating
condition range and the operating ambient temperature is kept constant.
If the power supply voltage or operating ambient temperature changes during DRAM access, the
above ratings are not applied.
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(5) EDO-type DRAM read parameter (2/2)
MRAS (0:3)#
UCAS#/LCAS#
Note 1
(output)
Note 2
(output)
ADD (19:23)
(output)
ADD (9:18)
(output)
RD#
(output)
Note 3
DATA
(I/O)
t
ASR
Invalid Invalid
t
t
RAD
RAH
t
RCD
t
CSH
t
RASP
t
HCAS
t
ASCtCAH1
t
OEA
t
HPC
t
t
DS1tDH1
t
RAC
t
AA
t
CAC
µµµµ
PD30121
t
RHCP
t
RSH
CP
t
ACP
t
CAH3
t
RAL
t
CAH2
t
DS2tDH2
t
RP
Notes 1.
Remark
In 32-bit mode: Applied to MRAS (0:1)# pins
In 16-bit mode: Applied to UUCAS#/MRAS3#, ULCAS#/MRAS2#, and MRAS (0:1)# pins
In 32-bit mode: Applied to UUCAS#/MRAS3#, ULCAS#MRAS2#, UCAS#, and LCAS# pins
2.
In 16-bit mode: Applied to UCAS# and LCAS# pins
In 32-bit mode: Applied to DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) and DATA (0:15) pins
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
MRAS (0:3)# pulse widtht
MRAS (0:3)# hold time (f rom UCAS#/LCAS# precharge)t
MRAS (0:3)# precharge timet
UCAS#/LCAS# hold time (from MRAS (0:3)# ↓)t
UCAS#/LCAS# pulse widtht
UCAS#/LCAS# precharge ti m et
Read/write cycle timet
MRAS (0:3)# hold time (from UCAS#/LCAS#)t
Row address setup time (t o M RAS (0:3)# ↓)t
UCAS#/LCAS# ↓ delay time from MRAS (0:3)#
Column address delay time f rom M RA S (0:3)#
↓
↓
Column address setup ti m e (to UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
Column address read time (to MRAS (0:3)# ↑)t
Row address hold time (from M RA S (0:3)# ↓)t
Column address hold time 1 (f rom UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
Column address hold time 2 (f rom UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
Column address hold time 3 (f rom UCAS#/LCAS# ↓)t
WR# setup timet
WR# hold time (from UCAS#/ LCAS# ↓)t
Data output setup timet
Data output hold timet
RASP
RHCP
RP
CSH
HCAS
CP
HPC
RSH
ASR
RCD
t
RAD
t
ASC
RAL
RAH
CAH1
CAH2
CAH3
WCS
WCH
D1
D2
µµµµ
PD30121
70ns
45ns
43ns
50ns
10ns
10ns
25ns
25ns
0ns
24ns
22ns
0ns
40ns
20ns
10ns
10ns
10ns
0ns
20ns
0ns
10ns
Caution These ratings are applied only when a device operates within the recommended operating
condition range and the operating ambient temperature is kept constant.
If the power supply voltage or operating ambient temperature changes during DRAM access, the
above ratings are not applied.
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(6) EDO-type DRAM write parameter (2/2)
MRAS (0:3)#
UCAS#/LCAS#
Note 1
(output)
Note 2
(output)
ADD (19:23)
(output)
ADD (9:18)
(output)
WR#
(output)
Note 3
DATA
(I/O)
t
ASR
Invalid
µµµµ
PD30121
t
RASP
t
RHCP
t
CSH
t
RCD
t
RAD
t
RAH
t
WCS
t
ASC
t
t
HCAS
t
CP
t
HPC
t
CAH1
t
D1
t
D2
D1
t
t
WCH
D2
t
RAL
t
CAH2
t
RSH
t
CAH3
t
RP
Notes 1.
In 32-bit mode: Applied to MRAS (0:1)# pins
In 16-bit mode: Applied to UUCAS#/MRAS3#, ULCAS#/MRAS2#, and MRAS (0:1)# pins
In 32-bit mode: Applied to UUCAS#/MRAS3#, ULCAS#MRAS2#, UCAS#, and LCAS# pins
2.
In 16-bit mode: Applied to UCAS# and LCAS# pins
In 32-bit mode: Applied to DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) and DATA (0:15) pins
Read/write cycle timet
MRAS (0:3)# pulse widtht
MRAS (0:3)# precharge timet
UCAS#/LCAS# setup time (to MRAS (0:3)# ↓)t
UCAS#/LCAS# hold time (from MRAS (0:3)# ↓)t
MRAS (0:3)# precharge time from
UCAS#/LCAS#
↑
UCAS#/LCAS# precharge ti m et
MRAS (0:3)#
Note 1
(output)
t
UCAS#/LCAS#
Note 2
CSR
(output)
µµµµ
PD30121
104ns
60ns
30ns
5ns
10ns
5ns
10ns
t
RC
t
RP
t
CRP
t
CPN
Notes 1.
WR#
H
(output)
In 32-bit mode: Applied to MRAS (0:1)# pins
In 16-bit mode: Applied to UUCAS#/MRAS3#, ULCAS#/MRAS2#, and MRAS (0:1)# pins
In 32-bit mode: Applied to UUCAS#/MRAS3#, ULCAS#MRAS2#, UCAS#, and LCAS# pins
The CAS-before-RAS self-refresh parameter is valid when t
Note
MRAS (0:3)#
Note 1
(output)
UCAS#/LCAS#
Note 2
(output)
Note
RASS
t
RPS
CHS
t
RASS
RASS
exceeds 100 µs.
t
CHS
100
110ns
50ns
−
t
RPS
µµµµ
PD30121
s
µ
Notes 1.
In 32-bit mode: Applied to MRAS (0:1)# pins
In 16-bit mode: Applied to UUCAS#/MRAS3#, ULCAS#/MRAS2#, and MRAS (0:1)# pins
In 32-bit mode: Applied to UUCAS#/MRAS3#, ULCAS#MRAS2#, UCAS#, and LCAS# pins
2.
In 16-bit mode: Applied to UCAS# and LCAS# pins
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(8) Normal ROM parameter (1/2)
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Data access tim e (from address)
Data access time (from ROMCS (0:3)# ↓)
Data access time (from RD#↓)
Note
Note
Note
Data input setup timet
Data input hold timet
The value of N is set by using the WROMA (0:2) bits of the BCUSPEEDREG register.
Note
The value of T is set by using the CLKSEL (0:2) signals (TxD/CLKSEL2, RTS#/CLKSEL1, and
DTR#/CLKSEL0 pins).
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
= 111.
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
2.
= 110, 101 with 131 MHz model.
N
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45
(8) Normal ROM parameter (2/2)
When WROMA (0:2) bits = 111
ADD (19:23),
ADD (0:8)
(output)
ADD (9:18)
(output)
ROMCS (0:3)#
(output)
RD#
(output)
µµµµ
PD30121
t
ACC
t
CE
t
OE
Note
DATA
(I/O)
InvalidInvalid
DS
t
t
DH
Note In 32-bit mode: Applied to DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) and DATA (0:15) pins
In 16-bit mode: Applied to DATA (0:15) pins
Remark
The broken lines indicate high impedance.
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(9) Page ROM parameter (1/2)
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Data access tim e (from address)
Data access time (from ROMCS (0:3)# ↓)
Data access time (from RD#↓)
Note
Note
Note
Data input setup timet
Data input hold timet
The value of N is set by using the WROMA (0:2) bits of the BCUSPEEDREG register.
Note
The value of M is set by using the WPROM (0:1) bits of the BCUSPEEDREG register.
The value of T is set by using the CLKSEL (0:2) signals (TxD/CLKSEL2, RTS#/CLKSEL1, and
DTR#/CLKSEL0 pins).
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0)
signal = 111.
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0)
2.
signal = 110, 101 with
131 MHz model.
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(9) Page ROM parameter (2/2)
ADD (1:3)
(output)
ADD (4:23),
ADD0
(output)
ROMCS (0:3)#
(output)
RD#
(output)
Note
DATA
(I/O)
Invalid
t
ACC1
µµµµ
PD30121
t
ACC2
t
CE
t
OE
Invalid
t
t
DStDH
DStDH
Note In 32-bit mode: Applied to DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) and DATA (0:15) pins
In 16-bit mode: Applied to DATA (0:15) pins
Remark
The broken lines indicate high impedance.
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(10) Flash memory mode write parameter
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
AVEL
t
AVWL
AVAV
AVWH
AVEL
ELWL
WLWH
WHEH
WHAX
WHWL
AVWL
DVWH
WHDX
t
ELWL
Write cycle timet
Address setup time (t o WR# ↑)t
Address setup time (t o ROM CS (0:3)# ↓)t
ROMCS (0:3)# setup time (to WR#↓)t
WR# low-level widtht
ROMCS (0:3)# hold time (from WR# ↑)t
Address hold time (from WR# ↑)t
WR# high-level widtht
Address setup time (t o WR# ↓)t
Data output setup time (t o WR# ↑)t
Data output hold time (from WR# ↑)t
ADD (19:23),
ADD (0:8)
(output)
ADD (9:18)
(output)
ROMCS (0:3)#
(output)
t
WR#
(output)
Note
DATA
(I/O)
Invalid
t
AVAV
t
AVWH
t
WLWH
t
DVWH
µµµµ
PD30121
150ns
75ns
0ns
10ns
75ns
10ns
10ns
75ns
25ns
75ns
10ns
t
WHEH
t
WHWL
t
WHAX
t
WHDX
Note In 32-bit mode: Applied to DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) and DATA (0:15) pins
In 16-bit mode: Applied to DATA (0:15) pins
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(11) Flash memory mode read parameter
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Data output delay time from addresst
Data output delay time from ROM CS (0:3)#t
Address setup time (t o ROM CS (0:3)# ↓)t
Data output delay time from RD#
↓
Address setup tim e (to RD# ↓)t
ROMCS (0:3)# hold time (from RD# ↑)t
Address hold time (from RD# ↑)t
RD# high-level widtht
Data input setup timet
Data input hold timet
ROMCS (0:3)# setup time (to RD# ↓)t
ADD (19:20),
ADD (0:8)
(output)
AVQV
ELQV
AVEL
GLQV
t
AVGL
GHEH
GHAX
GHGL
ELGL
DS
DH
µµµµ
PD30121
180ns
180ns
0ns
80ns
0ns
10ns
10ns
75ns
0ns
5ns
10ns
ADD (9:18)
(output)
ROMCS (0:3)#
(output)
t
AVEL
t
ELGL
RD#
(output)
t
Note
DATA
(I/O)
Invalid
AVGL
t
GLQV
t
ELQV
t
ALQV
Note In 32-bit mode: Applied to DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) and DATA (0:15) pins
In 16-bit mode: Applied to DATA (0:15) pins
Remark
The broken lines indicate high impedance.
tDSt
t
GHAX
t
GHEH
DH
t
GHGL
Invalid
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(12) System bus parameter (IOCHRDY) (1/3)
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
BUSCLK high-level width
BUSCLK low-level width
Address setup time (t o B USCLK)t
Address setup time (t o command signal ↓)
Command signal setup time (to BUSCLK)
Command signal low-level wi dth
Notes 3, 4
Address hold time (from c ommand signal ↑)
Command signal recovery ti m e
IOCHRDY sampling tim e
Notes 3, 4
Note 4
Command signal ↑ delay time from IOCHRDY
IOCHRDY hold time (from command signal ↑)
Data output setup time (t o command signal ↓)
Data output hold time (from c om mand signal ↑)
MEMCS16#/IOCS16# sampl i ng start time
MEMCS16#/IOCS16# hold ti m e (f rom command
signal ↓)
Note 3
Notes 3, 4
Note 3
Note 3
Note 3
Note 3
Note 4
Notes 3, 4
↑
Note 3
Data input setup timet
Data input hold timet
t
t
BCLKH1
BCLKH2
BCLKL1
t
BCLKL2
t
AVCK
AVCL
t
CLCK
t
CLCH
t
CHAV
t
CHCL
t
CLR
t
RHCH
t
CHRL
t
DVCL
t
CHDV
t
AVSV1
t
CHSV
t
DS
DH
Note 1
Note 2
Note 1
Note 2
µµµµ
PD30121
45ns
10ns
45ns
10ns
15ns
T × N − 29ns
15ns
2 × T × N − 29ns
25ns
T × (N + 1) − 29ns
0T
T × N2
N − 44ns
×
T × N + 29ns
×
0ns
0ns
25ns
2 × T × N − 44ns
0ns
0ns
5ns
Notes 1.
CLKSEL2
Signal
Remarks
Applied to BUSCLK pin when BSEL bit of BCUCNTREG3 register is 0.
Applied to BUSCLK pin when BSEL bit of BCUCNTREG3 register is 1.
2.
R
With the V
3.
4121, the MEMW#, MEMR#, IOW#, and IOR# signals are called the command signals for
the system bus interface.
The value of N is set by using the WISAA (0:2) bits of the BCUSPEEDREG register.
4.
The value of T is set by using the CLKSEL (0:2) signals (TxD/CLKSEL2, RTS#/CLKSEL1, and
DTR#/CLKSEL0 pins).
CLKSEL1
Signal
111RFU0008
110350017
101330106
100300115
01133
01030
00133110
00038111
1. Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
= 111.
2. Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
= 110, 101 with 131 MHz model.
CLKSEL0
Signal
T (ns)WISAA2 Bit WISAA1 Bit WISAA0 BitN (TClock)
Note
1
Note
1
Note
0
Note
0
Note
0
Note
1
4
3
If the WISAA (0:2) bits are set to 100 or
Note
high when BSEL bit of BCUCNTREG3
register is 0, the AC characteristics of t
CLCK
and t
are not guaranteed.
AVCK
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(12) System bus parameter (IOCHRDY) (2/3)
When WISAA (0:2) bits = 010, BSEL bit = 0
BCLKH1tBCLKL1
t
BUSCLK
BUSCLK
BUSCLK
BUSCLK
MEMR#/MEMW#,
Note 1
(output)
Note 1
(output)
Note 1
(output)
Note 1
(output)
ADD (19:25),
ADD (0:8)
(output)
ADD (9:18)
(output)
SHB#
(output)
IOR#/IOW#
(output)
IOCHRDY
(input)
ZWS#
(input)
MEMCS16#,
IOCS16#
(input)
DATA
(output)
DATA
(input)
t
Invalid
Invalid
AVCL
t
t
AVSV1
t
DVCL
AVCK
Note 2
µµµµ
PD30121
t
Note 2
t
CLCK
t
CLCH
t
CLR
t
RHCH
CHAV
t
CHCL
t
CHRL
CHSV
t
t
CHDV
tDHt
DS
Invalid
Notes 1.
Remark
52
This indicates that there are four possible relationships between BUSCLK signal and other system
bus interface signals.
This indicates the minimum setup time to the BUSCLK signal rising or falling edge.
2.
The broken lines indicate high impedance.
Data Sheet U14691EJ1V0DS00
(12) System bus parameter (IOCHRDY) (3/3)
When WISAA (0:2) bits = 010, BSEL bit = 1
BCLKH2tBCLKL2
t
BUSCLK
(output)
ADD (19:25),
ADD (0:8)
(output)
ADD (9:18)
(output)
SHB#
(output)
MEMR#/MEMW#,
IOR#/IOW#
(output)
IOCHRDY
(input)
ZWS#
(input)
MEMCS16#,
IOCS16#
(input)
DATA
(output)
DATA
(input)
Invalid
t
AVCK
Invalid
Note
t
AVCL
t
AVSV1
t
DVCL
t
CLCK
Note
t
CLR
t
CLCH
t
RHCH
µµµµ
PD30121
t
CHAV
t
CHCL
t
CHRL
CHSV
t
t
CHDV
tDHt
DS
Invalid
This indicates the minimum setup time to the BUSCLK signal rising edge.
Note
Remark
The broken lines indicate high impedance.
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(13) System bus parameter (ZWS#) (1/2)
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Address setup time (t o B USCLK)t
Address setup time (t o command signal ↓)
Command signal setup time (to BUSCLK)
Command signal low-level wi dth
Notes 1, 2
Address hold time (from c ommand signal ↑)
Command signal recovery ti m e
Notes 1, 2
ZWS# ↓ delay time from command signal
ZWS# hold time (from command signal ↑)
Data output setup time (t o command signal ↓)
Data output hold time (from c om mand signal ↑)
MEMCS16#/IOCS16# sampl i ng start time
MEMCS16#/IOCS16# hold ti m e (f rom command
signal ↑)
Note 1
Data input setup timet
Data input hold timet
Notes 1, 2
Note 1
Note 1
Notes 1, 2
↓
Note 1
Note 2
Note 1
Note 1
AVCK
AVCL
t
CLCK
t
CLCH
t
CHAV
t
CHCL
t
CLZL
t
CHZH
t
DVCL
t
CHDV
t
AVSV2
t
CHSV
t
DH
µµµµ
PD30121
15ns
T × N − 29ns
15ns
T × N − 19ns
25ns
T × (N + 1) − 29ns
T × (N − 1) − 20ns
0ns
0ns
25ns
2 × T × (N – 1)
ns
– 44
0ns
DS
0ns
5ns
Notes 1.
2.
CLKSEL2
Signal
Remarks 1.
R
With the V
4121, the MEMW#, MEMR#, IOW#, and IOR# signals are called the command signals for
the system bus interface.
The value of N is set by using the WISAA (0:2) bits of the BCUSPEEDREG register.
The value of T is set by using the CLKSEL (0:2) signals (TxD/CLKSEL2, RTS#/CLKSEL1, and
DTR#/CLKSEL0 pins).
CLKSEL1
Signal
111RFU0008
110350017
101330106
100300115
01133
01030
00133110
00038111
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
= 111.
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
2.
CLKSEL0
Signal
T (ns)WISAA2 Bit WISAA1 Bit WISAA0 BitN (TClock)
Note
1
Note
1
0
0
Note
Note
0
1
Note
Note
4
3
If the WISAA (0:2) bits are set to 100 or
Note
CLCK
high, the AC characteristics of t
AVCK
t
are not guaranteed.
and
= 110, 101 with 131 MHz model.
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(13) System bus parameter (ZWS#) (2/2)
When WISAA (0:2) bits = 101, BSEL bit = 0
µµµµ
PD30121
BUSCLK
BUSCLK
BUSCLK
BUSCLK
Note 1
(output)
Note 1
(output)
Note 1
(output)
Note 1
(output)
ADD (19:25),
ADD (0:8)
(output)
ADD (9:18)
(output)
SHB#
(output)
MEMR#/MEMW#,
IOR#/IOW#
(output)
IOCHRDY
(input)
ZWS#
(input)
MEMCS16#,
IOCS16#
(input)
DATA
(output)
DATA
(input)
Invalid
Invalid
t
AVCK
Note 2
t
AVCL
t
AVSV2
t
DVCL
t
CLCK
t
CLZL
Note 2
t
CLCH
t
CHAV
t
CHCL
t
CHZH
CHSV
t
t
CHDV
t
DH
t
DS
Invalid
Notes 1.
Remark
This indicates that there are four possible relationships between BUSCLK signal and other system
bus interface signals.
This indicates the minimum setup time to the BUSCLK signal rising or falling edge.
2.
The broken lines indicate high impedance.
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55
(14) High-speed system bus parameter (IOCHRDY) (1/2)
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Address setup time (t o command signal ↓)
Command signal low-level wi dth
Notes 1, 2
Address hold time (from c ommand signal ↑)
Command signal recovery ti m e
Notes 1, 2
IOCHRDY sampling st art timet
Command signal ↑ delay time from IOCHRDY
IOCHRDY hold time (from command signal ↑)
Data output setup time (t o command signal ↓)
Data output hold time (from c om mand signal ↑)
MEMCS16#/IOCS16# sampl i ng start time
MEMCS16#/IOCS16# hold ti m e (f rom command
signal ↑)
Note 1
Data input setup timet
Data input hold timet
R
Notes 1.
With the V
4121, the MEMW# and MEMR# signals are called the command signals for the high-speed
Notes 1, 2
Note 1
Note 2
↑
Note 1
Note 1
Notes 1, 2
Note 1
AVCL
t
CLCH
t
CHAV
t
CHCL
t
CLR
RHCH
t
CHRL
t
DVCL
t
CHDV
t
AVSV1
t
CHSV
t
DS
DH
system bus interface.
The values of N and M are set by using the WLCD/M (0:2) bits of the BCUSPEEDREG register.
2.
The value of T is set by using the CLKSEL (0:2) signals (TxD/CLKSEL2, RTS#/CLKSEL1, and
DTR#/CLKSEL0 pins).
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
= 111.
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
2.
= 110, 101 with 131 MHz model.
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(14) High-speed system bus parameter (IOCHRDY) (2/2)
When WISAA (2:0) bits = 111
ADD (19:25),
ADD (0:8)
(output)
ADD (9:18)
(output)
SHB#
(output)
LCDCS#
(output)
tAVCL
MEMR#/MEMW#
(output)
tCLR
IOCHRDY
(input)
tCLCH
tRHCH
tCHAV
tCHRL
tCHCL
µµµµ
PD30121
Remark
ZWS#
(input)
MEMCS16#,
IOCS16#
(input)
DATA
(output)
DATA
(input)
Invalid
The broken lines indicate high impedance.
t
DVCL
tAVSV1
CHSV
t
tCHDV
t
DHtDS
InvalidInvalid
Data Sheet U14691EJ1V0DS00
57
(15) High-speed system bus parameter (ZWS#) (1/2)
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Address setup time (t o command signal ↓)
Command signal low-level wi dth
Notes 1, 2
Address hold time (from c ommand signal ↑)
Command signal recovery ti m e
Notes 1, 2
ZWS# ↓ delay time from command signal
ZWS# signal hold time (from command signal ↑)
Data output setup time (t o command signal ↓)
Data output hold time (from c om mand signal ↑)
MEMCS16#/IOCS16# sampl i ng start time
MEMCS16#/IOCS16# hold ti m e (f rom command
signal ↑)
Note 1
Notes 1, 2
Note 1
Notes 1, 2
↓
Note 2
Note 1
Note 1
Note 1
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
AVSV2
t
t
Data input setup timet
Data input hold timet
R
Notes 1.
With the V
4121, the MEMW# and MEMR# signals are called the command signals for the high-speed
system bus interface.
The value of N is set by using the WISAA (0:2) bits of the BCUSPEEDREG register.
2.
The value of T is set by using the CLKSEL (0:2) signals (TxD/CLKSEL2, RTS#/CLKSEL1, and
DTR#/CLKSEL0 pins).
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
= 111.
Do not set CLKSEL (2:0) signal
2.
= 110, 101 with 131 MHz model.
N
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(15) High-speed system bus parameter (ZWS#) (2/2)
When WISAA (0:2) bits = 111
ADD (19:25),
ADD (0:8)
(output)
ADD (9:18)
(output)
SHB#
(output)
LCDCS#
(output)
t
MEMR#/MEMW#
(output)
AVCL
t
CLCH
t
CHAV
t
CHCL
µµµµ
PD30121
Remark
IOCHRDY
(input)
ZWS#
(input)
MEMCS16#,
IOCS16#
(input)
DATA
(output)
Invalid
DATA
(input)
The broken lines indicate high impedance.
t
AVSV2
t
DVCL
t
CLZL
t
CHZH
CHSV
t
t
CHDV
t
DH
t
DS
InvalidInvalid
Data Sheet U14691EJ1V0DS00
59
(16) LCD interface parameter (1/2)
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
Address setup time (t o command signal ↓)
Address hold time (from c ommand signal ↑)
Command signal recovery ti m e
Note 1
Note 1
Note 1
LCDRDY sampling start timet
Command signal delay tim e from LCDRDY
LCDRDY hold time (from com m and signal ↑)
Data output setup time (t o command signal ↑)
Data output hold time (from c om mand signal ↑)
Data input setup time (to command signal ↑)
Data input hold time (from c om m and signal ↑)
R
Notes 1.
With the V
The values of N is set by using the WLCD/M (0:1) bits of the BCUSPEEDREG register.
2.
4121, the RD# and WR# signals are called the command signals for the LCD interface.
Notes 1, 2
↑
Note 1
Note 1
Notes 1, 2
Note 1
Note 1
The value of T is set by using the CLKSEL (0:2) signals (TxD/CLKSEL2, RTS#/CLKSEL1, and
DTR#/CLKSEL0 pins).
30M – 130.16M + 1
Key input setup time (to KSCANn ↑)tKS30 (N + 1) – 1
Key input hold time (from KSCANn ↑)t
Notes 1.
K: Sum of the values set to the T1CNT (0:4) bits and T2CNT (0:4) bits of the KIUWKS register
L: Value set to the T3CNT (0:4) bits of the KIUWKS register
2.
M: Value set to KIUWKI register
3.
N: Value set to the T1CNT (0:4) bits of the KIUWKS register
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
SDO output delay time
SDI setup time
SDI hold time
FS setup time
FS hold time
Notes 1.
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
The reference clock of this parameter is the rising edge of HSPSCLK signal.
The reference clock of this parameter is the falling edge of HSPSCLK signal.
2.
Note 1
Note 2
SDOD
t
t
t
t
t
SDIS
SDIH
FSIS
FSIH
t
DDIN
t
DDOUT
15ns
25ns
0ns
20ns
0ns
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(22) SDRAM interface parameter
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.MAX.Unit
t
SCLKH
SCLK
SCLKH
SCLKL
DSM
DSA
DSW
SDS
SDH
Note
Note
t
SCLKL
SCLK clock cyclet
SCLK high-level widtht
SCLK low-level widtht
Data output delay time (from SCLK ↑ )t
Address output delay ti m e (from SCLK ↓ )t
WR# output delay time (from S CLK ↑ )t
Data input setup timet
Data input hold timet
DATA (0:15) pins and DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) pins in 32-bit mode
Note
SCLK (output)
t
DSM
µµµµ
PD30121
13.7ns
3.5ns
3.5ns
1.110.7ns
5.817.6ns
−
1.124.5ns
6.2ns
2.9ns
t
SCLK
Notes 1.
Remark
Note 1
t
DSA
ADD (9:24), SCAS#,
SRAS# (output)
t
DSW
WR# (output)
t
SDStSDH
Note 2
DATA
(input)
MRAS (0:1)#, ROMCS (2:3)#, UUCAS#/MRAS3#, ULCAS#/MRAS2#, UCAS#, LCAS#, CKE, and
DATA (0:15) pins, and DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) pins in 32-bit mode
DATA (0:15) pins, and DATA (16:31)/GPIO (16:31) pins in 32-bit mode
2.
The broken lines indicate high impedance.
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69
µµµµ
PD30121
A/D Converter Characteristics (131 MHz model: TA = –10 to +70
168 MHz model: TA = –10 to +70
C, V
°°°°
C, V
°°°°
DD2
= 2.3 to 2.7 V, V
DD2
= 2.6 to 2.7 V, V
DD3
= 3.0 to 3.45 V
DD3
= 3.0 to 3.45 V)
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.TYP.MAX.Unit
Resolution10bit
Zero-scale error
Full-scale error
Integral linearity error
Differential linearit y error
Analog input voltage
Notes 1.
D/A Converter Characteristics (131 MHz model: T
Notes 1, 2
Notes 1, 2
Notes 1, 2
Notes 1, 2
Notes 1, 3
ZSE0±4.0LSB
RSE0±5.0LSB
INL0±3.0LSB
DNL0±3.0LSB
VIAN–0.3AVDD + 0.3V
Applied to TPX (0:1), TPY (0:1), ADIN (0:2), and AUDIOIN pins.
Quantization error is excluded.
2.
DD
is a voltage on the AVDD pin that is VDD dedicated to the A/D converter.
AV
3.
A
= –10 to +70
168 MHz model: TA = –10 to +70
°°°°
°°°°
DD2
C, V
= 2.3 to 2.7 V, V
DD2
C, V
= 2.6 to 2.7 V, V
DD3
= 3.0 to 3.45 V
DD3
= 3.0 to 3.45 V)
ParameterSymbolConditionMIN.TYP.MAX.Unit
Resolution10bit
Integral linearity error
Differential linearit y error
Notes 1, 2
Notes 1, 2
INL0±3.0LSB
DNL0±3.0LSB
Notes 1.
Applied to AUDIOOUT pin.
Quantization error is excluded.
2.
Load Coefficient (Delay Time per Load Capacitance)
RatingUnitParameterSymbolCondition
MIN.MAX.
Load coefficientCLD5ns/20 pF
Caution Because NEC confirmed the characteristics by simulation at the design phase, screening on
shipment is omitted.
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3. PACKAGE DRAWING
224-PIN PLASTIC FBGA (16x16)
µµµµ
PD30121
Q
Index mark
A
B
W
P
C
AS
W
BS
B
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
A
D
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
VUTRPNMLK JHGFEDCBA
J
S
Y1
S
R
L
F
M
φ
M
K
S
I
H
E
SAB
ITEM MILLIMETERS
A16.00±0.10
B
G
15.4
C
15.4
D
16.00±0.10
E
1.20
F0.8 (T.P.)
G
0.35±0.1
H
0.36
I0.96
J
1.31±0.15
K0.10
+0.05
φ
L
M
P
Q
R25°
W0.20
Y10.20
0.50
−0.10
0.08
C1.0
R0.3
S224S1-80-3C-2
Data Sheet U14691EJ1V0DS00
71
µµµµ
PD30121
4. RECOMMENDED SOLERING CONDITIONS
The
PD30121 should be soldered and mounted under the following recommended conditions.
µ
For details of recommended soldering conditions, refer to the document
Technology Manual (C10535E)
.
For soldering methods and conditions other than those recommended below, contact your NEC sales
representative.
Table 4-1. Surface Mounting Type Soldering Conditions
Semiconductor Device Mounting
PD30121F1-131-GA1: 224-pin plastic FBGA (16
µµµµ
PD30121F1-168-GA1: 224-pin plastic FBGA (16
µµµµ
Soldering
Method
Infrared reflowPackage peak temperature: 230°C, Time: 30 seconds max . (at 210°C or
higher), Count: 2 times max ., Exposure limit: 3 days
125°C for 10 to 72 hours.)
VPSP ackage peak temperature: 215°C, Time: 25 to 40 seconds (at 200°C or
higher), Count: 2 times max . , Exposure limit: 3 days
125°C for 10 to 72 hours.)
After opening the dry pack, store it at 25°C or less and 65% RH or less for the allowable storage period.
Note
Soldering ConditionsRecomm ended
××××
××××
16)
16)
Note
(after that, prebake at
Note
(after that, prebake at
Caution Do not use different soldering methods together (except for partial heating).
Condition Symbol
IR30-103-2
VP15-103-2
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[MEMO]
µµµµ
PD30121
Data Sheet U14691EJ1V0DS00
73
NOTES FOR CMOS DEVICES
1PRECAUTION AGAINST ESD FOR SEMICONDUCTORS
Note:
Strong electric field, when exposed to a MOS device, can cause destruction of the gate oxide and
ultimately degrade the device operation. Steps must be taken to stop generation of static electricity
as much as possible, and quickly dissipate it once, when it has occurred. Environmental control
must be adequate. When it is dry, humidifier should be used. It is recommended to avoid using
insulators that easily build static electricity. Semiconductor devices must be stored and transported
in an anti-static container, static shielding bag or conductive material. All test and measurement
tools including work bench and floor should be grounded. The operator should be grounded using
wrist strap. Semiconductor devices must not be touched with bare hands. Similar precautions need
to be taken for PW boards with semiconductor devices on it.
2HANDLING OF UNUSED INPUT PINS FOR CMOS
Note:
No connection for CMOS device inputs can be cause of malfunction. If no connection is provided
to the input pins, it is possible that an internal input level may be generated due to noise, etc., hence
causing malfunction. CMOS devices behave differently than Bipolar or NMOS devices. Input levels
of CMOS devices must be fixed high or low by using a pull-up or pull-down circuitry. Each unused
DD
pin should be connected to V
being an output pin. All handling related to the unused pins must be judged device by device and
related specifications governing the devices.
or GND with a resistor, if it is considered to have a possibility of
µµµµ
PD30121
3STATUS BEFORE INITIALIZATION OF MOS DEVICES
Note:
Power-on does not necessarily define initial status of MOS device. Production process of MOS
does not define the initial operation status of the device. Immediately after the power source is
turned ON, the devices with reset function have not yet been initialized. Hence, power-on does
not guarantee out-pin levels, I/O settings or contents of registers. Device is not initialized until the
reset signal is received. Reset operation must be executed immediately after power-on for devices
having reset function.
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µµµµ
PD30121
Regional Information
Some information contained in this document may vary from country to country. Before using any NEC
product in your application, pIease contact the NEC office in your country to obtain a list of authorized
representatives and distributors. They will verify:
•
Device availability
•
Ordering information
•
Product release schedule
•
Availability of related technical literature
•
Development environment specifications (for example, specifications for third-party tools and
components, host computers, power plugs, AC supply voltages, and so forth)
•
Network requirements
In addition, trademarks, registered trademarks, export restrictions, and other legal issues may also vary
from country to country.
NEC Electronics Inc. (U.S.)
Santa Clara, California
Tel: 408-588-6000
800-366-9782
Fax: 408-588-6130
800-729-9288
Electron Devices Division
Rodovia Presidente Dutra, Km 214
07210-902-Guarulhos-SP Brasil
Tel: 55-11-6465-6810
Fax: 55-11-6465-6829
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µµµµ
PD30121
Reference documentElectrical Characteristics for Microcomputer (IEI-601)
Note
Note This document number is that of the Japanese version.
The documents indicated in this publication may include preliminary versions. However, preliminary versions are
not marked as such.
V
R4120, VR4121, and VR Series are trademarks of NEC Corporation.
MIPS is a registered trademark of MIPS Technologies, Inc. in the United States.
The technology used for the HSP (Modem Interface Unit) incorporated in this product is the intellectual porperty
of the PC-TEL, Incorporated. The use of this interface in product development therefore requires the prior
approval of PC-TEL, Incorporated.
Exporting this product or equipment that includes this product may require a governmental license from the U.S.A. for some
countries because this product utilizes technologies limited by the export control regulations of the U.S.A.
•
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