Why the Same Configuration Looks Different on Normal versus Flipped - Why the Same Configuration Looks Different on Normal versus Flipped - 1.0 English - PG456

Integrated DDR5/LPDDR5/5X Memory Controller LogiCORE IP Product Guide (PG456)

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PG456
Release_Date
2026-08-07
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1.0 English

Because the bank-to-pin mapping is reversed on a Flipped DDRMC, the physical bank with unused pins changes even when the packing option is the same. Refer to the following table.

Table 1. Packing Options and Bank-to-Pin Mapping
Packing Normal DDRMC: Unused Pins In Flipped DDRMC: Unused Pins In
Packed Right First bank (for example, Bank 700) Third bank (for example, Bank 705)
Packed Left Third bank (for example, Bank 702) First bank (for example, Bank 703)

This is expected behavior. Both DDRMCs use the same M*P* positions for the same signals; the only difference is which physical bank those positions land in.

The packing option controls which end of the M\*P\* range is populated with DDR signals.

Figure 1. Packed Right Versus Packed Left