The following figure shows the nibble utilization for a 72-bit interface using
x8, x16, x8 DDP 2 rank, or 3DS components with 1CK pair in the non-flipped
configuration. DQ indicates a data nibble, AC indicates an Address/Command/Control
nibble, sys_clk indicates a nibble comprising
the System Clock pair, RESET_n, and ALERT_n signals. For a reduced data width of
64-bits, nibbles 4 and 5 in addition to nibbles 6, 7, and 8 in the third Bank are
free.
Important: The
nibble utilization figure is based on the fixed pinout output by Vivado for this configuration.
Figure 1. Nibble Utilization for 72-bit Interface using x8, x16, x8
DDP 2 Rank, or 3DS Components with 1CK (Non-Flipped)
Note: You can use free pins in a DQ nibble as
Address/Command/Control pins.
The following figure shows the nibble utilization for a 72-bit interface using
x8, x16, x8 DDP 2 rank, or 3DS components with 2CK pairs in the non-flipped
configuration. DQ indicates a data nibble, AC indicates an Address/Command/Control
nibble, sys_clk indicates a nibble comprising
the System Clock pair, RESET_n, and ALERT_n signals. For a reduced data width of
64-bits, nibbles 6, and 7 in addition to nibble 8 in the third Bank and nibble 2 in
the first Bank are free.
Important: The
nibble utilization figure is based on the fixed pinout output by Vivado for this configuration.
Figure 2. Nibble Utilization for 72-bit Interface using x8, x16, x8
DDP 2 Rank, or 3DS Components with 2CK (Non-Flipped)
The following figure shows the nibble utilization for a 40-bit interface using
x4 DDP (2 Ranks) or 3DS components with 2CK pairs in the non-flipped configuration.
DQ indicates a data nibble, AC indicates an Address/Command/Control nibble,
sys_clk indicates a nibble comprising the System Clock pair,
RESET_n, and ALERT_n signals.
Important: The
nibble utilization figure is based on the fixed pinout output by Vivado for this configuration.
Figure 3. Nibble Utilization for 40-bit Interface using x4 DDP (2
Rank) or 3DS Components with 2CK (Non-Flipped)