You can also configure the DDRMC as two independent DDR interfaces of 16, 24, or 32 data bits each. This section includes the flipped 2x component pinout configurations.
The following figure shows the nibble utilization for a 2x32 interface using
SDP, DDP (2 Ranks) or 3DS components in the flipped configuration. DQL and DQR
indicate data nibbles for the left and right interfaces respectively. ACL and ACR
indicate Address/Command/Control nibbles for the left and right interfaces
respectively. sys_clk indicates a nibble
comprising the System Clock pair, RESET_n, and ALERT_n signals. For a 1x32 interface
all nibbles in the second Bank and nibbles 0, 1, 4, and 5 in the first Bank are
free.
The following figure shows the nibble utilization for a 2x16 interface using
SDP, DDP (2 Ranks) or 3DS components in the flipped configuration. DQL and DQR
indicate data nibbles for the left and right interfaces respectively. ACL and ACR
indicate Address/Command/Control nibbles for the left and right interfaces
respectively. sys_clk indicates a nibble
comprising the System Clock pair, RESET_n, and ALERT_n signals. For a 1x16 interface
all nibbles in the second Bank are free, in addition to the free nibbles in the
first Bank.
The following figure shows the nibble utilization for a 2x24 interface using
SDP, DDP (2 Ranks) or 3DS components in the flipped configuration. DQL and DQR
indicate data nibbles for the left and right interfaces respectively. ACL and ACR
indicate Address/Command/Control nibbles for the left and right interfaces
respectively. sys_clk indicates a nibble
comprising the System Clock pair, RESET_n, and ALERT_n signals. For a 1x24 interface
all nibbles in the second Bank are free, and nibbles 4 and 5 in addition to nibbles
0, 1, 2, and 3 in the first Bank are free.