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"JEDEC JESD209-5B是2021年发布的最新版低功耗双倍数据速率5 (LPDDR5) 标准,它旨在优化性能、降低功耗并增强内存系统的灵活性。此版本中包含了对LPDDR5X的扩展规范,进一步提升了内存的速度和可靠性。"
JEDEC JESD209-5B标准是固态技术协会对低功耗内存技术的最新贡献,主要针对LPDDR5 DRAM进行了一系列升级。这一标准由JEDEC的JC-42.6低功耗存储器小组委员会负责制定。新标准的核心亮点在于以下几个方面:
1. **速率提升**:LPDDR5X在JESD209-5B中的速率被扩展到了8533 Mbps,相比之前版本的6400 Mbps有了显著提升,这意味着更快的数据传输速度,对于处理大数据量和高频率计算的应用来说至关重要。
2. **信号完整性改善**:通过引入TX/RX收发均衡技术,标准提高了信号质量,降低了由于高速传输导致的信号损失和干扰,确保数据在内存系统中的准确无误传输。
3. **自适应刷新管理**:新标准添加了自适应刷新管理功能,增强了内存的可靠性。这有助于在各种工作条件下保持数据完整性,特别是在应对电源波动和环境变化时,能有效保护内存中的信息不丢失。
4. **LPDDR5X扩展**:LPDDR5X是一个可选的扩展,专为满足5G通信等高性能应用需求设计。它提供了更高的带宽,简化了架构,使得设备能够更高效地处理高速网络下的数据流量,从而提升整体系统性能。
JEDEC标准的制定遵循严格的程序,旨在促进制造商和消费者之间的理解和互换性,推动产品的持续改进,并帮助消费者迅速找到适用的产品。尽管标准的制定不受任何专利影响,但采用这些标准的各方仍需注意可能存在的知识产权问题。
JESD209-5B标准对LPDDR5内存的升级,不仅提升了移动设备和数据中心的内存性能,还为未来的5G通信和高性能计算应用奠定了坚实的基础。随着技术的发展,内存的标准也将不断演进,以适应不断提升的计算需求。
JEDEC Standard No. 209-5B
xiv
Figure 234 — Temp Sensor Timing ............................................................................................... 404
Figure 235 — Interval oscillator offset_temp ................................................................................. 408
Figure 236 — Interval oscillator offset_volt ................................................................................... 408
Figure 237 — In case of WCK2DQI Interval Oscillator is stopped by MPC Command ...................... 411
Figure 238 — In case of WCK2DQI Interval Oscillator is stopped by Interval Timer ........................ 411
Figure 239 — In case of WCK2DQO Interval Oscillator is stopped by MPC Command .................... 412
Figure 240 — In case of WCK2DQO Interval Oscillator is stopped by Interval Timer ....................... 412
Figure 241 — WCK2DQI/WCK2DQO Interval Oscillator Start/Stop Command Constraints Timing .. 413
Figure 242 — DVFSC High (VDD2H) to Low (VDD2L) Transition ................................................ 415
Figure 243 — DVFSC Low (VDD2L) to High (VDD2H) Transition ................................................ 415
Figure 244 — Example DVFSC Block Diagram ............................................................................. 416
Figure 245 —DVFSQ High (VDDQ) to Low Transition Flow Chart ................................................ 417
Figure 246 — DVFSQ High (VDDQ) to Low Transition Timing ..................................................... 417
Figure 247 — DVFSQ Low (VDDQ) to High (VDDQ) Transition Flow Chart without VRCG ........... 418
Figure 248 — DVFSQ Low (VDDQ) to High Transition Timing without VRCG during VddQ ramp .. 419
Figure 249 — DVFSQ Low (VDDQ) to High (VDDQ) Transition Flow Chart with VRCG ............... 420
Figure 250 — DVFSQ Low (VDDQ) to High Transition with VRCG .............................................. 420
Figure 251 — Data copy granularity and reference data configuration in BL32 ................................. 421
Figure 252 — Example of Write Data Copy Function Timing Diagram ............................................ 423
Figure 253 — Example of Read Data Copy Function Timing Diagram ............................................. 425
Figure 254 — Write X timing at Sync off: BG Mode, CKR (WCK vs. CK) = 4:1, BL=16 .................. 427
Figure 255 — Consecutive Write and Write X timing at Sync off: BG Mode, CKR (WCK vs.
CK) = 4:1, BL=16 ................................................................................................ 427
Figure 256 — Consecutive Write and Write X timing at Sync: BG Mode, CKR (WCK vs.
CK) = 4:1, BL=16 ................................................................................................ 428
Figure 257 — Write w/ write X issuing timing at Sync state. ........................................................... 428
Figure 258 — CAS_WRX Command timing after WCK2CK sync state is expired ............................ 429
Figure 259 — Guard Key Timing Diagram .................................................................................... 431
Figure 260 — PPR Timing ........................................................................................................... 432
Figure 261 — DFE pre-drive requirement ...................................................................................... 440
Figure 262 — Per-pin DFE pre-drive requirement .......................................................................... 441
Figure 263 — Example of DFE quantities of DQ bits...................................................................... 442
Figure 264 — Write command showing link ECC transfer .............................................................. 443
Figure 265 — Read command showing Link ECC transfer .............................................................. 444
Figure 266 — Data flow on a memory Write operation ................................................................... 447
Figure 267 — Data flow on a memory Read operation .................................................................... 448
Figure 268 — Timing Relationship among CK, WCK and RDQS .................................................... 451
Figure 269 — SE to Differential CK and Write DQS -FSP Switching Timing ................................... 452
Figure 270 — Differential to SE CK and Write DQS -FSP Switching Timing ................................... 453
Figure 271 — VRCG status change to high current mode: Single-ended Clock Case ......................... 454
Figure 272 — VRCG status change to high current mode: Differential Clock Case ........................... 454
Figure 273 — Enhanced WCK Always On Mode Timing Example .................................................. 457
Figure 274 — Write Timing Diagram (BG mode, CKR=4:1, BL32) Example for BL/n, BL/n_min
and BL/n_max ...................................................................................................... 460
Figure 275 — DC Voltage Range .................................................................................................. 504
Figure 276 — VDDQ Tolerance Definition in Allowable Range ...................................................... 504
Figure 277 — Zprofile Z(f) of the system at the DRAM package solder ball (without the DRAM
component) .......................................................................................................... 505
Figure 278 — A simplified Z(f) system electrical model and frequency response of the behavioral PDN
electrical load model without the DRAM component per voltage domain per channel. 506
Figure 279 — Overshoot and Undershoot Definition ...................................................................... 510
Figure 280 — CK Differential Input Voltage .................................................................................. 510
Figure 281 — Definition of differential Clock Peak Voltage ............................................................ 511
Figure 282 — Clock Single ended Input Voltage ............................................................................ 512
Figure 283 — Differential Input Slew Rate Definition for CK_t, CK_c ............................................ 513
Figure 284 — Differential Input Slew Rate Definition for CK_t, CK_c ............................................ 514
Figure 285 — WCK Differential Input Voltage ............................................................................... 515
Figure 286 — Definition of differential WCK Peak Voltage ............................................................ 516
JEDEC Standard No. 209-5B
xv
Figure 287 — WCK Single ended Input Voltage ............................................................................. 517
Figure 288 — Differential Input Slew Rate Definition for WCK_t, WCK_c ..................................... 518
Figure 289 — Vix Definition (WCK)............................................................................................. 519
Figure 290 — Single Ended Output Slew Rate Definition ............................................................... 520
Figure 291 — Differential Output Slew Rate Definition .................................................................. 521
Figure 292 — Driver Output Reference Load for Timing ................................................................ 522
Figure 293 — Single Ended Mode WCK input Voltage ................................................................... 523
Figure 294 — Single Ended Mode WCK pulse ............................................................................... 523
Figure 295 — Single Ended Mode CK input Voltage ...................................................................... 524
Figure 296 — Single Ended Mode CK pulse .................................................................................. 525
Figure 297 — tLZ(RDQS) method for calculating transitions and end point ..................................... 526
Figure 298 — tHZ(RDQS) method for calculating transitions and end point ..................................... 527
Figure 299 — tLZ(DQ) method for calculating transitions and end point .......................................... 528
Figure 300 — tHZ(DQ) method for calculating transitions and end point ......................................... 529
Figure 301 — N-UI DQ to RDQS output timing definitions ............................................................ 555
Figure 302 — tQW example of eyewidth per pin and relationship of tDQSQ(pin) and tQH(pin)
across byte group .................................................................................................. 556
Figure 303 — Read burst example for pin DQx depicting bits 0 and 5 relative to the RDQS edge
for 0 UI mismatch ................................................................................................. 557
Figure 304 — Read burst example for pin DQx depicting bits 0 and 5 relative to the RDQS edge
for 3 UI mismatch ................................................................................................. 557
Figure 305 — Synchronous mode CS Rx Mask definition ............................................................... 559
Figure 306 — Synchronous mode CS Rx single pulse definition ...................................................... 559
Figure 307 — Synchronous mode CS Timings at the DRAM Pin ..................................................... 560
Figure 308 — Asynchronous mode ViHPD and ViLPD at Power Down Exit .................................... 560
Figure 309 — CA Rx Mask definition ........................................................................................... 562
Figure 310 — CA Rx single pulse definition .................................................................................. 562
Figure 311 — CA timings at the DRAM Pins ................................................................................. 563
Figure 312 — CK_t Rising Edge CA mask .................................................................................... 565
Figure 313 — CK_t Falling Edge CA mask .................................................................................... 565
Figure 314 — DQ, DMI, Parity and DBI Rx Mask definition .......................................................... 566
Figure 315 — DQ to WCK tWCK2DQI and tDQ2DQ Timings at the DRAM pins referenced
from the internal latch ........................................................................................... 566
Figure 316 — DQ, DMI, Parity and DBI Rx single pulse definition ................................................. 567
Figure 317 — LPDDR5X DQ single input pulse definition ............................................................. 569
Figure 318 — Example of rank assignment for a single-channel dual-rank package ........................... 573
Figure 319 — Example of rank assignment for a single-channel dual-rank package ........................... 581
JEDEC Standard No. 209-5B
xvi
Tables
Table 1 — Pad Definition and Description ......................................................................................... 3
Table 2 — Pins Per-Byte Signal List/Description for Link Protection disabled ...................................... 4
Table 3 — Pins Per-Byte Signal List/Description for Link Protection enabled ....................................... 4
Table 4 — LPDDR5 Address Translation Table .................................................................................. 8
Table 5 — LPDDR5X Address Translation Table .............................................................................. 8
Table 6 — LPDDR5 SDRAM x16 mode Addressing for BG Mode (4Banks/4Bank Groups) ................ 14
Table 7 — LPDDR5 SDRAM x8 mode Addressing for BG Mode ...................................................... 15
Table 8 — LPDDR5 SDRAM x16 mode Addressing for 8B Mode (Does not apply to LPDDR5X
SDRAM) ............................................................................................................... 16
Table 9 — LPDDR5 SDRAM x8 mode Addressing for 8B Mode (Does not apply to LPDDR5X
SDRAM) ............................................................................................................... 17
Table 10 — LPDDR5 SDRAM x16 mode Addressing for 16B Mode ................................................. 18
Table 11 — LPDDR5 SDRAM x8 mode Addressing for 16B Mode ................................................... 19
Table 12 — LPDDR5 Speed Grades ................................................................................................ 20
Table 13 — LPDDR5X Speed Grades ............................................................................................. 21
Table 14 — Burst Sequence for READ (8bank mode) (Not applicable to LPDDR5X SDRAM) ............ 22
Table 15 — Burst Sequence for READ (4bank/ 4Bank Group mode or 16Bank mode) ........................ 22
Table 16 — Burst sequence for Write .............................................................................................. 22
Table 17 — Example Clock and Interface Signal Frequency Relationship ........................................... 25
Table 18 — MRS Default setting..................................................................................................... 26
Table 19 — Voltage Ramp Conditions ............................................................................................. 26
Table 20 — Initialization Timing Parameters .................................................................................... 29
Table 21 — Reset Timing Parameter ............................................................................................... 31
Table 22 — Power Supply Conditions ............................................................................................. 31
Table 23 — Power Supply Conditions ............................................................................................. 31
Table 24 — ZQ Calibration Timing Parameters ................................................................................ 39
Table 25 — Relation between MR16 OP[3:2] Setting and Physical Register Number .......................... 47
Table 26 — Relation between MR16 OP[1:0] Setting and Physical Register Number .......................... 47
Table 27 — Mapping of CA Input pin and DQ Output pin ................................................................. 49
Table 28 — Command Bus Training AC Timing Table ...................................................................... 55
Table 29 — Mapping of MR12 OP Code and DQ Numbers ............................................................... 63
Table 30 — Mapping of CA Input pin and DQ Output pin ................................................................. 63
Table 31 — Command Bus Training AC Timing Table ...................................................................... 70
Table 32 — WCK2CK Leveling Timing Parameters ......................................................................... 79
Table 33 — Duty Cycle Adjuster Range .......................................................................................... 81
Table 34 — Read DCA Range ........................................................................................................ 84
Table 35 — DCM output example ................................................................................................... 87
Table 36 — Duty cycle monitor timing ............................................................................................ 87
Table 37 — Invert Mask or output data fix0 Assignments in X16 Mode ............................................. 89
Table 38 — Invert Mask or output data fix0 Assignments in X8 Mode ............................................... 89
Table 39 — Read DQ Calibration Bit Ordering, Inversion, output data fix0 example for DQ ............... 92
Table 40 — Read DQ Calibration Bit Ordering, Inversion, output data fix0 example for DMI .............. 92
Table 41 — DMI Output behavior and Read Latencies for Read DQ Cal. command ............................ 94
Table 42 — Relationship between MR setting and DMI behavior for RDC command.......................... 94
Table 43 — Relationship between MR setting and FIFO behavior ...................................................... 97
Table 44 — DMI, RDQS_t/Parity Input behavior for Write FIFO command ....................................... 98
Table 45 — DMI Output behavior and Read Latencies for Read FIFO command ................................ 99
Table 46 — Relationship between MR setting and DMI behavior for RFF and RDC command ............ 99
Table 47 — MR# and Operand which are prohibited to change during RDQS toggle mode. ............... 108
Table 48 — MR# and Operand which are prohibited to change during Enhanced RDQS
training mode ...................................................................................................... 111
Table 49 — Enhanced RQDS training mode entry and exit timings .................................................. 113
Table 50 — Relationship among RDQS_t, Input data and data written to cell.................................... 114
Table 51 — Read/Write-based RDQS_t training mode entry and exit timings ................................... 115
Table 52 — Relationship between MR setting and Read/Write-based WCK-RDQS_t Training ........... 115
Table 53 — DMI, RDQS_t/Parity Input behavior for Read/Write-based WCK-RDQS_t Training ....... 116
Table 54 — DMI behavior and Read Latencies for Read/Write-based WCK-RDQS_t Training .......... 116
JEDEC Standard No. 209-5B
xvii
Table 55 — Rx Offset Calibration Training Time Parameter ........................................................... 117
Table 56 — Mode Register Assignment in LPDDR5 SDRAM (MR8 OP[1:0]=00
B
) .......................... 123
Table 57 — Mode Register Assignment in LPDDR5X SDRAM (MR8 OP[1:0]=01
B
) ....................... 126
Table 58 — MR0 Register Information (MA [6:0] = 00
H
) ............................................................... 130
Table 59 — MR0 definition .......................................................................................................... 130
Table 60 — MR1 Register Information (MA[5:0] = 01
H
) ................................................................ 131
Table 61 — MR1 definition .......................................................................................................... 131
Table 62 — MR2 Register Information (MA [6:0] = 02
H
) ............................................................... 133
Table 63 — MR2 Register definition ............................................................................................. 133
Table 64 — nWR Latency ............................................................................................................ 136
Table 65 — MR3 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 03
H
) ................................................................ 137
Table 66 — MR3 Definition ......................................................................................................... 137
Table 67 — MR4 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 04
H
) ................................................................ 138
Table 68 — MR4 definition .......................................................................................................... 138
Table 69 — MR5 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 05
H
) ................................................................ 139
Table 70 — MR5 Definition ......................................................................................................... 139
Table 71 — MR6 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 06
H
) ................................................................ 139
Table 72 — MR6 Definition ......................................................................................................... 139
Table 73 — MR7 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 07
H
) ................................................................ 139
Table 74 — MR7 Definition ......................................................................................................... 139
Table 75 — MR8 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 08
H
) ................................................................ 140
Table 76 — MR8 Definition ......................................................................................................... 140
Table 77 — MR9 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 09
H
) ................................................................ 140
Table 78 — MR9 Definition ......................................................................................................... 140
Table 79 — MR10 Register Information (MA [7:0] = 0A
H
) ............................................................. 141
Table 80 — MR10 Definition ....................................................................................................... 141
Table 81 — MR11 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 0B
H
) .............................................................. 142
Table 82 — MR11 Definition ........................................................................................................ 142
Table 83 — MR12 Register Information (MA[5:0] = 0C
H
) .............................................................. 143
Table 84 — MR12 Definition ....................................................................................................... 143
Table 85 — MR12 V
REF
(CA) Settings ........................................................................................... 144
Table 86 — MR13 Register Information (MA[5:0] = 0D
H
) .............................................................. 145
Table 87 — MR13 Definition ....................................................................................................... 145
Table 88 — MR14 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 0E
H
) .............................................................. 146
Table 89 — MR14 definition ........................................................................................................ 146
Table 90 — MR14 V
REF
(DQ[7:0]) Settings .................................................................................... 147
Table 91 — MR15 Register Information (MA[6:0] = 0F
H
) .............................................................. 149
Table 92 — MR15 definition ........................................................................................................ 149
Table 93 — OP[6:0] VREF(DQ[15:8]) Settings .............................................................................. 150
Table 94 — MR16 Register Information (MA[5:0] = 10
H
) ............................................................... 152
Table 95 — MR16 definition ........................................................................................................ 152
Table 96 — MR17 Register Information (MA[5:0] = 11
H
) ............................................................... 153
Table 97 — MR17 definition ........................................................................................................ 153
Table 98 — MR18 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 12
H
) .............................................................. 154
Table 99 — MR18 Definition ....................................................................................................... 154
Table 100 — MR19 Register Information (MA[5:0] = 13
H
) ............................................................. 155
Table 101 — MR19 Definition ...................................................................................................... 155
Table 102 — MR20 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 14
H
) ............................................................. 156
Table 103 — MR20 definition ...................................................................................................... 156
Table 104 — MR21 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 15
H
) ............................................................. 157
Table 105 — MR21 Definition ...................................................................................................... 157
Table 106 — MR22 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 16
H
) ............................................................. 158
Table 107 — MR22 Definition ...................................................................................................... 158
Table 108 — MR23 Register Information (MA[5:0] = 17H) ............................................................ 158
Table 109 — MR23 Definition ...................................................................................................... 158
Table 110 — Row Address of Masked Segment for x16 Mode ......................................................... 158
Table 111 — Row Address of Masked Segment for x8 Mode ........................................................... 158
Table 112 — MR24 Register Information (MA[5:0]=18
H
) .............................................................. 159
JEDEC Standard No. 209-5B
xviii
Table 113 — MR24 Definition ..................................................................................................... 159
Table 114 — MR25 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 19
H
) ............................................................. 160
Table 115 — MR25 Definition ..................................................................................................... 160
Table 116 — MR26 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 1A
H
) ............................................................ 161
Table 117 — MR26 definition ...................................................................................................... 161
Table 118 — MR27 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 1B
H
) ............................................................ 162
Table 119 — MR27 Definition ...................................................................................................... 162
Table 120 — MR28 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 1C
H
) ............................................................ 163
Table 121 — MR28 Definition ...................................................................................................... 163
Table 122 — MR29 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 1
DH
) ............................................................. 164
Table 123 — MR29 Definition ..................................................................................................... 164
Table 124 — MR30 Register Information (MA[5:0] = 1E
H
) ............................................................ 165
Table 125 — MR30 Definition ...................................................................................................... 165
Table 126 — MR31 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 1F
H
) ............................................................. 166
Table 127 — MR31 Definition ...................................................................................................... 166
Table 128 — MR31 Invert Register Pin Mapping ........................................................................... 166
Table 129 — MR32 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 20
H
) ............................................................. 167
Table 130 — MR32 definition ...................................................................................................... 167
Table 131 — MR32 Invert Register Pin Mapping ........................................................................... 167
Table 132 — MR33 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 21
H
) ............................................................. 168
Table 133 — MR33 Definition ...................................................................................................... 168
Table 134 — MR34 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 22
H
) ............................................................. 168
Table 135 — MR34 Definition ...................................................................................................... 168
Table 136 — MR35 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 23
H
) ............................................................. 169
Table 137 — MR35 Definition ...................................................................................................... 169
Table 138 — MR36 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 24
H
) ............................................................. 169
Table 139 — MR36 Definition ...................................................................................................... 169
Table 140 — MR37 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 25
H
) ............................................................. 170
Table 141 — MR37 Definition ...................................................................................................... 170
Table 142 — MR38 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 26
H
) ............................................................. 171
Table 143 — MR38 Definition ...................................................................................................... 171
Table 144 — MR39 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 27
H
) ............................................................. 171
Table 145 — MR39 Definition ...................................................................................................... 171
Table 146 — MR40 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 28
H
) ............................................................. 172
Table 147 — MR40 Definition ...................................................................................................... 172
Table 148 — MR41 Register Information (MA[6:0] = 29
H
) ............................................................. 173
Table 149 — MR41 definition ...................................................................................................... 173
Table 150 — MR42 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 2A
H
) ............................................................ 173
Table 151 — MR42 definition ...................................................................................................... 173
Table 152 — MR43 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 2B
H
) ............................................................ 174
Table 153 — MR43 definition ...................................................................................................... 174
Table 154 — MR44 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 2C
H
) ............................................................ 175
Table 155 — MR44 definition ...................................................................................................... 175
Table 156 — MR45 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 2D
H
) ............................................................ 176
Table 157 — MR45 definition ...................................................................................................... 176
Table 158 — Updating ECC Syndromes and Error Byte Lane ......................................................... 177
Table 159 — MR46 Register Information (MA[5:0] = 2E
H
) ............................................................ 177
Table 160 — MR46 definition ...................................................................................................... 177
Table 161 — MR47 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 2F
H
) ............................................................. 177
Table 162 — MR47 Definition ...................................................................................................... 177
Table 163 — MR48 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 30
H
) ............................................................. 178
Table 164 — MR48 Definition ...................................................................................................... 178
Table 165 — MR49 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 31
H
) ............................................................. 178
Table 166 — MR49 Definition ...................................................................................................... 178
Table 167 — MR50 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 32
H
) ............................................................. 178
Table 168 — MR50 Definition ...................................................................................................... 178
Table 169 — MR51 Register Information (MA[7:0] = 33
H
) ............................................................. 178
Table 170 — MR51 Definition ...................................................................................................... 178
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