You can also configure the DDRMC as two independent DDR interfaces of 16, 24, or 32 data bits each. This section includes the non-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 non-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 2, 3, 6, and 7 in the third Bank are
free.
The following figure shows the nibble utilization for a 2x16 interface using
SDP, DDP (2 Ranks) or 3DS components in the non-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
third Bank.
The following figure shows nibble utilization for a 2x24 interface using SDP,
DDP (2 Ranks) or 3DS components in the non-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 and nibbles 2 and 3 in addition to nibbles 4, 5, 6,
and 7 in the third bank are free.