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57 / 368 page ![]() RM0319 Multiport DDR controller (MPMC) Doc ID 022640 Rev 3 57/368 queue of the core controller, and a single read data interface back from the core controller to the port interface blocks. The architecture of the multiport system is shown in Figure 16. Figure 16. Memory controller architecture The interface blocks contain FIFOs for commands, READ and WRITE data, handling any clock domain crossings as required. From the port interface blocks, commands are processed by an arbiter which feeds single commands to the command queue of the memory controller core. WRITE and READ data are routed directly to the WRITE and READ data queues of the memory controller core, arbiter independently. Each port has a distinct WRITE data interface to the WRITE data queue of the memory controller core. However, for READ data, all ports share a single READ data interface back to the port interface blocks. 6.3.1 AHB memory controller interfaces The memory controller core interfaces with 5 AHB data ports and 1 AHB register port. The AHB data ports function as AHB slaves to external AHB masters such as CPUs, DMAs and other peripherals. The port implementation is restricted to support the AHB-lite protocol and is designed for multilayer AHB architectures. This implies that an AHB slave port will never respond with a SPLIT or a RETRY response type. Early termination of AHB bursts is fully supported. Note: An AHB slave port can be used in a system with masters that support the full AHB protocol as long as the system is multilayer AHB. The AHB memory controller interfaces handle all communication between the AHB bus and the memory controller core. An incoming AHB transaction is first synchronized from the AHB clock domain to the core clock domain, then mapped into a core-level transaction, and finally stored in the AHB port FIFOs. From the AHB FIFOs, the transaction is presented to the arbiter which arbitrates requests from all ports and forwards a single transaction to the core. AHB0 AHB1 AHB2 AHB3 AHB4 Placement Logic Port queue Port queue Port queue Port queue Port queue Arbiter Write data queue Command queue Read data queue CFG REG DRAM Command Logic AHB-CFG PHY CORE Controller AHB Port I/ F |
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