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NXP MPC8315E PowerQUICC II Pro Reference Manual

Reference manual for the NXP MPC8315E PowerQUICC II Pro processor family, detailing architecture, peripheral interfaces, memory mapping, and system initialization.

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Overview

This reference manual provides technical details for the MPC8315E, MPC8315, MPC8314E, and MPC8314 PowerQUICC II Pro integrated host processors based on the e300 Power Architecture core. It covers the device's architectural components, including the security engine, DDR memory controller, and dual enhanced three-speed Ethernet controllers (eTSEC). The document provides extensive technical data on peripheral interfaces such as USB 2.0 (Dual-Role), PCI, SerDes PHY, and the enhanced local bus controller (eLBC). It also includes comprehensive sections on signal descriptions, internal memory-mapped registers, reset operations, and clocking configurations to assist in hardware design and software development.

Use Cases

  • Media Server/NAS
  • Low-End Voice Gateway
  • 802.11n WLAN Access Point
  • Integrated Host Processing
  • Embedded Networking Systems

Topics

MPC8315E
MPC8315
MPC8314E
MPC8314
PowerQUICC II Pro
e300 core
DDR Controller
eTSEC
USB 2.0
PCI Controller
SerDes
eLBC

Referenced Parts

MPC8314

Freescale

Supports MPC8315E MPC8315 MPC8314E MPC8314

MPC8314E

Freescale

Supports MPC8315E MPC8315 MPC8314E MPC8314

MPC8315

Freescale

Supports MPC8315E MPC8315 MPC8314E MPC8314

MPC8315E

Freescale

Supports MPC8315E MPC8315 MPC8314E MPC8314

128-byte

MPS

(assuming a 128-byte MPS/MRRS), the bridge issues two read requests if a tag and a completion buffer

128-byte

MPS

Express write requests (assuming a 128-byte MPS).

0x0001

Maxim

Minimum (ICTT = 0x0001) Maximum (ICTT = 0xFFFF)

128-byte

Maxim

— 128-byte maximum payload size

128-byte

Maxim

• 128-byte maximum payload size (Max_Payload_Size) for memory read and write operations

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