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April 4, 2013 pi-mb86r24-triton-c-rev0-02
Preliminary Product Information
Fujitsu Semiconductor Europe GmbH
MB86R24 ’Triton-C’
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Preface
Intention and Target Audience of this DocumentThis document describes and gives you detailed insight to the stated Fujitsu semiconductor product.
The MB86R24 ’Triton-C’ device belongs to the Blueline SoC Family used for graphics applications.
The target audience of this document is engineers developing products which will use the MB86R24 ’Triton-C’ device. It describes the function and operation of the device. Please read this document carefully.
TrademarksARM is a registered trademark of ARM Limited in UK, USA and Taiwan.
ARM is a trademark of ARM Limited in Japan and Korea.
ARM Powered logo is a registered trademark of ARM Limited in Japan, UK, USA, and Taiwan.
ARM Powered logo is a trademark of ARM Limited in Korea.
PowerVR is also trademarked by Imagination Technologies
OpenGL ES is a registered trademark of the Khronos Group
System names and product names which appear in this document are the trademarks of the respective company or organization.
LicensesUnder the conditions of Philips corporation I2C patent, the license is valid where the device is used in an I2C system which conforms to the I2C standard specification by Philips Corporation.
The purchase of Fujitsu I2C components conveys a license under the Philips I2C Patent Rights to use these components in an I2C system, provided that the system conforms to the I2C Standard Specification as de-fined by Philips.
Please acquire license of MediaLB from SMSC and request the following document: OS62400 MediaLB De-vice Interface Macro Advanced Product Data Sheet.
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History
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Revision Date Author Description
0-01 14.02.2013 AvT/RvR First draft
0-02 04.04.2013 RvR - Power supply voltage revised- Internal SRAM changed- One I2C channel added- 3-pin support for MediaLB- Block diagram revised- Package name changed- Schedule for test chip added
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Chapter 1: General Information
NOTE The content of this document is subject to changes without prior warning. Significant changes to the last version are marked with revision bars.
1.1 Overview
‘Blueline’ is the name of Fujitsu Semiconductor's third generation of application processor family whichsucceeds the ‘Emerald’ product family. The term ‘Blueline’ is a preliminary working name for multipleSystem-on-Chip (SoC) application processor variants. The MB86R24 ’Triton-C’ is the second device inthe family.
The MB86R24 ’Triton-C’ device is a high-end application processor that combines the latest ARM®Cortex™ A9 dual CPU core with state-of-the-art, embedded 2D and 3D graphics cores. Iris-MDP, theadvanced 2D Graphics Engine was designed in-house and it is also used in other Fujitsu semiconductordevices. The 3D graphics core of this device incorporates Imagination Technologies' POWERVR™‘SGX543-MP1’ which is well known on the consumer products market. This graphics core supports allthe important Khronos Group's open standard API formats such as OpenGL® ES 2.0.
The POWERVR™ core uses 'Tile-Based Deferred Rendering' (TBDR) for render processing, reducingperformance-incurred loads on the CPU and GPU and providing more system capacity. In comparisonto immediate mode based rendering processes, TBDR also requires a much lower fill rate.
Achieving outstanding rendering performance thanks to its independent 2D and 3D graphics engines,the MB86R24 ’Triton-C’ device will be positioned as an embedded graphics performance industry leaderfor automotive and industrial applications. The SoC also combines multiple video inputs and supportsthree parallel display outputs. Furthermore, the chip provides various standard and automotive-specificperipheral interfaces for a wide range of applications.
The chip’s architecture has been optimized for the simultaneous use of all functional blocks, virtuallyeliminating performance gaps. The MB86R24 ’Triton-C’ device’s harmonized structure permits thesimultaneous rendering of independent 2D and 3D graphics, capturing of multiple video streams anddisplay of content to multiple targets.
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1.2 Key Features
Key features and interfaces of MB86R24 ’Triton-C’ are listed below.
Technology
CMOS 55 nm
Power supply voltage:
IO: 3.3±0.3 V
Core: 1.2±0.1 V
DDR3: 1.5±0.75V,
DDR3L: 1.35+0.1V / 1.35-0.067V
FDP: 1.8±0.1V
Package
Package: FCBGA-672
27mm x 27mm, 1.0 Pitch
Memory
External RAM Interface
Unified 16/32/64(2x32)-bit DDR3/3L memory interface
DDR3/3L: 800/1066Mbit/s
External Flash Interface
for NOR and NAND (serial, parallel), managed NAND (eMMC)
Internal SRAM
1x 32k, 1x64k built-in SRAM
SoC Technical Details
Central processor cores
ARM Cortex A9, dual core 533 MHz per core 2.5 DMIPS/MHz
32 kB instruction cache / 32 kB data cache, 512 kB L2-cache
ARM NEON™ SIMD Engine
JTAG ICE interface
Java acceleration (Jazelle technology)
VFP instruction set (VFPv3)
Multi-layer AXI/AHB bus architecture
External Bus (16 bit)
Graphics cores
2D Graphics Engine: ‘Iris-MDP’
3D Graphics Engine: PowerVR™, SGX543-MP1
Tile-based deferred rendering (TBDR)
OpenGL® ES 2.0
Display controller
3 independent parallel display controllers
Display layers per controller: 8 + 4 alpha + cursor (Display0, Display1), up to 3 display layers (Display2)
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Gamma correction unit (color LUT)
Dithering unit Display resolution up to WUXGA
Output formats/channels:
Up to 2x single channel DRGB888
1x single and dual channel FPD
Support for dual-view display
Warping on the fly (Display2)
Video capture
6 independent channels
ITU-R BT.656, SMPTE 293M-2003, SMPTE 296M-2001, SMPTE 274M-2005
YCbCr 4:2:2 interlaced, YCbCr 4:2:2 progressive
RGB888 – 1 channel
Color conversion
Histogram unit, Histogram Equalization
Peripherals and more
MIPI CSI2
SPI slave Host interface – 1 channel
SPI master – 2 channels
High-speed (quad) SPI - 1 channel
Ethernet MAC
10/100/1000 Mbit/s
IEEE 1588 support
USB 2.0 host or function – 1 channel
SDIO/MMC – 1 channel
UART – 6 channel
USART – 5 channels
I2S – 2 channels
I2C – 2 channels
PWM – 8 channels
GPIO
Timer 16/32 bit - 2 channels
Signature Unit (signature and checksum calculation for display content, intended use: ASIL)
Watchdog Timer
External Interrupt – 4 channels
Debug
JTAG
16bit TRACE port
Automotive Interfaces
CAN (I/O voltage: 3.3 V) - 2 channels
MediaLB(R) 3-pin support
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Software Support
Linux Board Support Package (BSP) including
Kernel 3.x (incl. dual core support)
U-Boot (boot loader)
Peripherals drivers
Tool Chain
Graphics Software Stack providing APIs for
Multiple Capture and Display Units
3D Graphics: - OpenGL ES 2.0 - EGL 1.4, - OpenGL ES Shading Language 1.0
2D Pixel Graphics: Iris-MDP functionality (incl. warping-on-the-fly)
Tooling
Fujitsu Developer Suite for setup, debugging and application support
CGI Studio (2D & 3D)
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1.3 Block Diagram
Figure 1-1: MB86R24 ’Triton-C’ Block Diagram
PWM
I²C
UARTUSART
GPIO
ext. IRQ16ch DMA
Gen. PurposeBus 16bit
DitheringGamma
SIG Unit
POWERVR™SGX543-MP1
3D EngineOpenGL ES
Iris Core2D Engine Display Ctrl
RGB
Display CtrlRGB, LVDS
Display CtrlRGB
SD/MMC
USB 2.0
DDR3/3L 800/106616/32/64-bit (2 x32)
L2 -Cache512kB
PWR MgmtWatchdog
Internal SRAM
CAN MediaLB®(under eval.)
Ethernet MACIEEE1588
ARM® Neon™ SIMD
ARM® Cortex™ -A9
533MHz
L1-Cache 32/32 kB
ARM® Neon™ SIMD
ARM® Cortex™ -A9
533MHz
HS-SPISPI
I²SL1-Cache 32/32 kB
Video Capture
Video Capture
Video CaptureMIPI-CSI2
Video Capture
Video Capture
Video Capture
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1.4 Package Dimensions
Figure 1-2: FCBGA-672P-M18 Package
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1.5 Preliminary Schedule
Hardware
Software
MB86R23 ’Triton-X’
Test chip only with some different features. Not planned for MP AvailableMB86R24 ’Triton-C’
Engineering Samples (ES) 2H 2013
Qualified Samples (CS incl. AEC-Q100) Q1 2015
MB86R24 ’Triton-C’Linux Board Support Package (BSP) + Graphic Driver Beta Version 1H 2014
Linux Board Support Package (BSP) + Graphic Driver Product Version Q1 2015
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WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMER
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