Intel® IXP43X Product Line of Network
3.10.1Signal Interface
Table 16. | Synchronous Serial Peripheral Port Interface | |||
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SSP_SCLK | O | No | Serial bit clock. | |
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SSP_SFRM | O | No | Serial frame indicator. | |
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SSP_TXD | O | No | Transmit data (serial data out). | |
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SSP_RXD | I | Yes | Receive data (serial data in). | |
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SSP_EXTCLK | I | Yes | External clock input. | |
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3.10.2Device Connection
There are a number of devices available that can interface to SSP or SPI ports, these can range from RTC
One of the most common usage for SSP or SPI port, is serial flash code storage. Serial flash devices can be used to store board revision, serial numbers, or assembly information. Figure 12 provides an example of a Serial Flash device interface to the SSP port in the IXP43X network processors. For an additional example of SPI interface, refer to Figure 11, where a SLIC is connected to the SSP and HSS ports.
Intel® IXP43X Product Line of Network Processors |
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HDG | April 2007 |
44 | Document Number: 316844; Revision: 001US |