A.1. Global signals

Table A.1 lists the ARM1136JF-S global signals.

Free clocks are the free running clocks with minimal insertion delay for clocking the clock gating circuitry. Free clocks must be balanced with the incoming clock signal, but not with the clocks clocking the core logic.

Table A.1. Global signals

Name

Direction

Description

CLKIN

Input

Core clock

FREECLKIN

Input

Free version of the core clock

FREEHCLKIRW

Input

Free version of HCLKIRW

FREEHCLKPD

Input

Free version of HCLKPD

HCLKDEN

Input

Clock enable for the DMA port to enable it to be clocked at a reduced rate

HCLKIRW

Input

HCLK for the I/R/W ports

HCLKIRWEN

Input

HCLKEN for the I/R/W ports

HCLKPD

Input

HCLK for the P/D ports

HCLKPEN

Input

Clock enable for the peripheral port to enable it to be clocked at a reduced rate

HRESETIRWn

Input

HRESETn for the I/R/W ports

HRESETPDn

Input

HRESETn for the P/D ports

HSYNCENIRW

Input

Synchronous control HCLK domain for I/R/W ports

HSYNCENPD

Input

Synchronous control HCLK domain for P/D ports

nPORESETIN

Input

Power on reset (resets debug logic)

nRESETIN

Input

Core reset

STANDBYWFIOutputIndicates that the ARM1136JF-S processor is in Standby mode

SYNCENIRW

Input

Synchronous control CLKIN domain for IRW ports

SYNCENPD

Input

Synchronous control CLKIN domain for PD ports

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