NXP Semiconductors MIMXRT1170HDUG Bedienungsanleitung

1 Introduction

This document’s purpose is to help hardware engineers design and test

their MIMXRT1170 processor-based designs. It provides information about

board layout recommendations and design checklists to ensure first-pass

success and avoid board bring-up problems. This guide is released along with

the relevant device-specific hardware documentation such as data sheets,

reference manuals, and application notes available on nxp.com.

RT1160 shares the same design with RT1170, so engineers can

also use this document for RT1160.

NOTE

2 Background

The i.MX RT1170 is a new processor family featuring NXP's advanced implementation of the high performance Arm® Cortex®-M7

Core and power efficient Arm Cortex-M4 core. It provides high CPU performance and real-time response.

The i.MX RT1170 has 2 MB of on-chip RAM in total, including a 512 KB RAM which can be flexibly configured as Tightly-Coupled

Memory (TCM) or general purpose On-Chip RAM (OCRAM). The i.MX RT1170 integrates advanced power management module

with DC-DC and LDOs that reduce complexity of external power supply and simplify power sequencing.

It provides various memory interfaces, including SDRAM, Raw NAND FLASH, NOR FLASH, SD/eMMC, Quad SPI, Hyper

RAM/Flash. It also provides a wide range of other interfaces for connecting external peripherals, such as WLAN, BluetoothR, GPS,

displays, and camera sensors. Like other i.MX processors, i.MX RT1170 also has rich audio and video features, including MIPI

CSI/DSI, LCD display, graphics accelerator, camera interface, S/PDIF, and I2S audio interface.

The i.MX RT1170 applications processor can be used in areas such as industrial HMI, IoT, high-end audio appliance, low-end

instrument cluster, Point-of-Sale(PoS), motor control, and home appliances.

3 Power supply

For power supply voltage specifications, refer to the Operating Ranges table in the device data sheets. See Table 1 and Table 2

for power supply decoupling recommendations.

The Figure 1 in this section is applicable to RT1170 silicon and these tables do not include the on-chip LDO output

specification, which can be found in the device data sheet.

NOTE

Contents

1 Introduction......................................1

2 Background..................................... 1

3 Power supply...................................1

4 Clocks..............................................7

5 Debugging and programming..........8

6 Boot, reset, and miscellaneous..... 10

7 Layout recommendations..............18

8 Related resources......................... 22

9 Revision history.............................22

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Hardware Development Guide for the MIMXRT1160/1170 Processor

Rev. 2 — 09/2021 User Guide

Table 1. Processor supply capacitors when on-chip DCDC regulators are used

Power rail 0.1 μF10.22 μF11 μF12.2 μF14.7 μF122 μF1Notes

DCDC_IN 1 1 1 Place 0402 under balls M5, N5,

place 0603 as close as possible to

the processor.

DCDC_ANA 1 Place under ball M7

DCDC_ANA_SENSE 1 Place under ball M6

DCDC_DIG 1 1 Place 0402 under ball K8, place

0603 as close as possible to the

processor.

DCDC_DIG_SENSE 1 Place under ball L7

VDDA_1P8_IN 1 Place under ball M11

VDD_SOC_IN_X 1 2 2 1 Place 0402 under balls H8, H10,

J8, J10, K10, place 0603 as close

as possible to the processor.

VDD_LPSR_IN 1 Place under ball R12

VDD_LPSR_ANA 1 Place under ball P12

VDD_LPSR_DIG 1 Place under ball P11

VDD_SNVS_IN 1 Place under ball U12

VDD_SNVS_ANA 1 Place under ball U14

VDD_SNVS_DIG 1 Place under ball T14

VDD_USB_1P8 1 Place under ball H12, isolate from

1V8 source with series ferrite bead

(120-ohm@100MHz)

VDD_USB_3P3 1 Place under ball G12, isolate from

3V3 source with series ferrite bead

(120-ohm@100MHz)

VDDA_ADC_1P8 1 Place under ball K15

VDDA_ADC_3P3 1 Place under ball J13

VDDA_1P0 1 Place under ball N11

VDD_MIPI_1P8 1 Place under ball F9, isolate from

1V8 source with series ferrite bead

(120-ohm@100MHz)

VDD_MIPI_1P0 1 Place under ball F10, power

source is on-chip LDO regulator

VDDA_1P0

NVCC_SD1 1 Place under ball D14

NVCC_SD2 1 Place under ball G13

NVCC_EMC1_X 1 1 Place 2.2 μF under balls F6, F7

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Table 1. Processor supply capacitors when on-chip DCDC regulators are used (continued)

Power rail 0.1 μF10.22 μF11 μF12.2 μF14.7 μF122 μF1Notes

NVCC_EMC2_X 1 1 Place 2.2 μF under balls H6, J6

NVCC_GPIO 1 1 Place 2.2 μF under ball M12

NVCC_DISP1 1 Place under ball D12

NVCC_DISP2 1 Place under ball E7

NVCC_LPSR 1 Place under ball P7

NVCC_SNVS 1 Place under ball U11

ADC_VREFH 1 Place under ball G16

USB1_VBUS 1 Place under ball D17

USB2_VBUS 1 Place under ball D16

1. 0.1, 0.22, 1, 2.2, 4.7 μF are size 0402, type X5R. 22 uF is size 0603, type X5R.

Table 2. Processor supply capacitors when external PMIC or regulators utilized (on-chip DCDC regulators not used)

Power rail 0.1 μF10.22 μF11 μF12.2 μF14.7 μF122 μF1Notes

VDD_SOC_IN_x 2 3 1 Place 0402 under balls H8, J8, J9,

J10, K10

VDD_LPSR_IN 1 Place under ball R12

VDD_LPSR_ANA 1 Place under ball P12

VDD_LPSR_DIG 1 Place under ball P11

VDDA_ADC_3P3 1 1 Place 1 μF under ball J13, place

0.1 μF near J13, isolate from 3V3

source with series ferrite bead (120-

ohm@100MHz)

ADC_VREFH 1 Place under ball G16

VDDA_ADC_1P8 1 1 Place 1 μF under ball K15, place

4.7 μF near K15, isolate from 1V8

source with series ferrite bead (120-

ohm@100MHz)

VDDA_1P8_IN 1 Place under ball M11

VDDA_1P0 1 Place under ball N11

VDD_SNVS_IN 1 Place under ball U12

VDD_SNVS_ANA 1 Place under ball U14

VDD_SNVS_DIG 1 Place under ball T14

NVCC_SNVS 1 Place under ball U11

NVCC_LPSR 1 Place under ball P7

NVCC_GPIO 1 1 Place 2.2 μF under ball M12

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Table 2. Processor supply capacitors when external PMIC or regulators utilized (on-chip DCDC regulators not used)

(continued)

Power rail 0.1 μF10.22 μF11 μF12.2 μF14.7 μF122 μF1Notes

NVCC_SD1 1 Place under ball D14

NVCC_SD2 1 Place under ball G13

NVCC_DISP1 1 Place under ball D12

NVCC_DISP2 1 Place under ball E7

NVCC_EMC1_X 1 1 Place under balls F7, G6

NVCC_EMC2_X 1 1 Place under balls H6, J6

VDD_MIPI_1P8 1 Place under ball F9, isolate from

1V8 source with series ferrite bead

(120-ohm@100MHz)

VDD_MIPI_1P0 1 Place under ball F10, power

source is on-chip LDO regulator

VDDA_1P0

VDD_USB_1P8 1 Place under ball H12, isolate from

1V8 source with series ferrite bead

(120-ohm@100MHz)

VDD_USB_3P3 1 Place under ball G12, isolate from

3V3 source with series ferrite bead

(120-ohm@100MHz)

USB1_VBUS 1 Place under ball D17

USB2_VBUS 1 Place under ball D16

1. 0.1 μF, 0.22 μF, 1 μF, 2.2 μF, and 4.7 μF are size 0402 and 22 μF is size 0805. Type X6S is used for automotive cluster

and extended temperature range.

Table 3. Power supply and SNVS domain signals

Item Recommendation Description

Power sequence

Comply with the power-up/power-down

sequence guidelines (as described in the data

sheet) to guarantee a reliable operation of

the device.

Any deviation from these sequences may result in

these situations:

• Excessive current during the power-up phase

• Prevention of the device from booting

• Irreversible damage to the processor

(worst-case scenario)

2. SNVS

domain signals

Do not overload the coin cell backup power

rail VDD_SNVS_IN.

Note that these I/Os are associated

with VDD_SNVS_IN (most inputs have on-

chip pull resistors and do not require

external resistors):

Concerning i.MX RT1170:

• The chip internal LDO VDD_SNVS_ANA output power

capacity is 1 mA and should be tied together with

NVCC_SNVS.

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Table 3. Power supply and SNVS domain signals (continued)

Item Recommendation Description

• PMIC_STBY_REQ—configurable output

• PMIC_ON_REQ—push-pull output

• TEST_MODE—on-chip pull-down

• POR—on-chip pull-up

• WAKEUP—the GPIO that wakes the

SoC up in the SNVS mode

• GPIO_SNVS_XX—on-chip pull-down

• Be careful to use SNVS signals to drive external load

as the SNVS GPIO drive is quite low, refer to the i.MX

RT1170 data sheet for details.

• By default, the functionality of GPIO_SNVS_XX pin

is determined by the part number. Tamper function

is available only on tamper-enabled parts, and GPIO

is the only available function on parts which do not

support tamper. The MUX_MODE must be configured

to select the function in both cases.

• The GPIO_SNVS_XX pins will automatically switch to

tamper function in the SNVS mode even on the part

where GPIO function is supported. For more details,

refer to ERR051122.

• Access delay occurs on the GPIO_SNVS_xx signals

due to the module's 32 kHz clock source.

3. Power ripple Maximum ripple voltage limitation. The common limitation for the ripple noise shall be less

than 5 % Vp-p of the supply voltage average value. The

related power rails affected are VDD_XXX, VDD_XXX_IN,

VDDA_1P0, VDD_XXX_ANA, VDD_XXX_DIG.

4. Supply

currents

Maximum supply currents comply with

maximum supply currents in data sheet

Concerning i.MX RT1170:

• The DCDC_DIG_X output power capacity is 850 mA

and DCDC_ANA_X output power capacity is 150 mA.

• Do not use DCDC_ANA_X to drive load higher

than 150mA.

• For frequencies higher than 600 MHz and up to 800

MHz, refer to the CM7 power source guideline table in

the i.MX RT1170 data sheet for automotive products.

Power Sequence Requirements:

• For power supply sequencing requirements, refer to Section 8 of the i.MX RT1170 data sheet.

The power control logic of the IMXRT1170 EVK board is shown in the following figure:

• It will power up SNVS first, then PMIC_REQ_ON will be asserted to enable external DC/DC to power up other power

domains.

• ON/OFF button is used to switch PMIC_REQ_ON to control power modes.

• RESET button and WDOG output are used to reset the system power.

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Figure 1. Power control diagram

3.1 On-chip DC/DC module

The internal DC/DC of RT1170 has two outputs, one output (VDD_DIG) typical 0.7 V~1.15 V, another output (VDD_ANA) typical

1.8 V and its switching frequency is about 1.5 MHz.

The DC/DC requires external inductor and capacitors, the illustration is as below Figure 3, please pay attention to the below items:

• The recommended value for the external inductor is about 4.7 μH with the saturation current > 1.5 A and ESR < 0.1 Ω.

• The external bulk capacitor total is about 66 μF, this includes all the capacitors used on DCDC_DIG_X and VDD_SOC_IN.

• DCDC_PSWITCH should delay 1 ms with respect to DCDC_IN to guarantee that DCDC_IN is stable before the DC/DC

starts up.

• If you want to bypass the internal DC/DC, DCDC_PSWITCH and DCDC_MODE must be tied to the ground, others signals

such as DCDC_IN, DCDC_LP, DCDC_LN, DCDC_ANA, DCDC_ANA_SENSE, DCDC_DIG, and DCDC_DIG_SENSE can

be floating.

• Try to keep the DC/DC current loop as small as possible to avoid EMI issues.

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Figure 2. DC/DC function diagram

The processor's on-chip DC-DC regulator is suitable for consumer and industrial applications up to 105 degrees

C. For automotive applications, contact your NXP representative.

NOTE

4 Clocks

See Table 4 for the clock configuration. The 32.768-kHz and 24-MHz oscillators are used for the EVK design. For RT1170, it is

necessary to use 32.768-kHz and 24-MHz crystals for the hardware design.

Table 4. Clocks’ configurations

Signal name Recommended connections Description

1.RTC_XTALI/RTC_XTALO For the precision 32.768-kHz oscillator,

connect a crystal between RTC_XTALI

and RTC_XTALO. Choose a crystal with

a maximum ESR (Equivalent Series

Resistance) of 100 k and follow the

manufacturer’s recommendation for the

loading capacitance. Do not use an

external biasing resistor because the bias

circuit is on the chip.

To hit the exact oscillation frequency,

the board capacitors must be reduced to

account for the board and chip parasitics.

The integrated oscillation amplifier is self-

biasing, but relatively weak. Care must be

taken to limit the parasitic leakage from

RTC_XTALI and RTC_XTALO to either

the power or the ground (>100 M). This

de-biases the amplifier and reduces the

start-up margin.

For the external kHz source (if feeding

an external clock into the device),

RTC_XTALI can be driven DC-coupled

with RTC_XTALO floating or driven by a

complimentary signal.

If you want to feed an external

low-frequency clock into RTC_XTALI,

the RTC_XTALO pin must remain

unconnected or driven by a

complementary signal. The logic level

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Table 4. Clocks’ configurations (continued)

Signal name Recommended connections Description

of this forcing clock must not exceed

the VDD_SNVS_DIG level and the

frequency shall be <100 kHz under the

typical conditions.

An on-chip loose-tolerance ring

oscillator of approximately 40 kHz is

available. If RTC_XTALI is tied to GND

and RTC_XTALO is floating, the on-chip

oscillator is engaged automatically.

When a high-accuracy real-time clock is

not required, the system may use the

on-chip 40-kHz oscillator. The tolerance

is ±50 %. The ring oscillator starts faster

than the external crystal and is used

until the external crystal reaches a stable

oscillation. The ring oscillator also starts

automatically if no clock is detected at

RTC_XTALI at any time.

2. XTALI/XTALO For the precision 24-MHz oscillator,

connect a fundamental-mode crystal

between XTALI and XTALO. An typical

80 ESR crystal rated for a maximum drive

level of 250 μW is acceptable.

Alternately, a typical 50 ESR crystal rated

for a maximum drive level of 200 μW may

be used.

For the RT1170 24-MHz OSCILLATOR,

the smaller the ESR, the better the

startup and power consumption.

To use the high-power mode, populate

the 1-Mohm resistor between XTALI

and XTALO.

The SDK software requires 24 MHz on

XTALI/XTALO.

The crystal can be eliminated if an

external 24-MHz oscillator is available

in the system. In this case, please refer

to section of Bypass Configuration (24

MHz) from the reference manual. For

the bypass mode pin connection, the

external bypass clock can be put in from

EXTAL pin, at the same time, XTALO can

be used as other functions.

The logic level of this forcing clock must

not exceed the VDD_LPSR_ANA level.

If this clock is used as a reference

for the USB and Ethernet, then there

are strict frequency tolerance and jitter

requirements. The +-50 ppm accuracy

is required for the Ethernet while the

+-100 ppm accuracy is required for the

USB. See the OSC24M chapter and the

relevant interface specification chapters

for details.

3.CLK1_P/CLK1_N Internal use only These pins are used for NXP internal

testing. The CLK1_P and CLK1_N pair

should be left floating.

5 Debugging and programming

This section provides the JTAG interface summary and recommendations for using the JTAG, SWD debug, and Serial downloader

I/O.

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By default, the RT1170 silicon can use both SWD and JTAG modes using the Arm stitching sequence. For the

RT1170EVK board, it defaults to use the SWD debug without any board modification. If you want to use the JTAG

debug, solder out R187, R208, R195, and R78, because some JTAG signals are multiplexed with other functions.

NOTE

The MIMXRT1170-EVK also features a FreeLink circuit, which makes it easier to debug without an external debugger.

Table 5. JTAG interface summary

JTAG signals I/O type On-chip termination1External termination

JTAG_TCK Input Pull-down Not required;

JTAG_TMS Input Pull-up Not required; can use 10 kΩ pull-up

JTAG_TDI Input Pull-up Not required; can use 10 kΩ pull-up

JTAG_TDO 3-state output None Do not use pullup or pull-down

JTAG_TRSTB Input Pull-up Not required; can use 10 kΩ pull-up

JTAG_MOD Input Pull-down Use 4.7 kΩ pull-down or tie to GND

1. For on-chip termination values, refer to Section 8 of the data sheet.

Table 6. JTAG recommendation

Signals Recommendation Description

1. JTAG_TDO Do not add external pull-up or pull-down

resistors on JTAG_TDO.

See Table 5 for a summary of the JTAG interface.

This I/O has an on-chip keeper circuit which

avoids a floating condition.

2. JTAG signals

other than JTAG_TDO

and JTAG_MOD

Ensure that the on-chip pull-up/pull-down

configuration is followed if external resistors

are used with the JTAG signals (except for

JTAG_TDO). For example, do not use an

external pull-down on an input that has an on-

chip pull-up.

External resistors can be used with all JTAG signals

except for JTAG_TDO, but they are not required.

See Table 5 for a summary of the JTAG interface.

3. JTAG_MOD JTAG_MOD is called SJC_MOD in some

documents. Both names refer to the same

signal. JTAG_MOD shall be externally

connected to GND for normal operation in a

system. The termination to GND through an

external pull-down resistor is allowed. Use a

4.7-kΩ resistor.

When JTAG_MOD is low, the JTAG interface is

configured for a common software debug, adding

all the system TAPs to the chain.

When JTAG_MOD is low, the JTAG interface is

also configured to a mode compliant with the IEEE

1149.1 standard.

Table 7. SWD recommendation

Signals Recommendation Description

1. SWD_DIO Same practice as JTAG_TMS On the RT1170EVK board, the SWD debug port is used by default. There

is also a low-cost on-board Freelink debugger using the SWD port.

2. SWD_CLK Same practice as JTAG_CLK

The ROM’s Serial Downloader mode provides a means to download a program image to the chip over USB or UART serial

connection. In this mode, typically a host PC can communicate to the ROM bootloader using serial download protocol. NXP’s ROM

flashloader also uses these same serial connections. It is strongly recommended for all boards to make at least one of the serial

downloader ports (USB1 or UART1) available to be able to make use of NXP’s image and fuse programming enablement.

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Table 8. Serial downloader I/Os table

Signals Recommendation Description

1.UART1 The serial downloader provides a means to download a

program image to the chip over the USB and UART serial

connections. In this mode, the ROM programs the WDOG1

for a time-out specified by the fuse WDOG time-out select

(see the Fusemap chapter for details) if the WDOG_ENABLE

eFuse is 1 and continuously polls for the USB and UART

connection. If no activity is found on the USB OTG1 and

UART1 and the watchdog timer expires, the Arm core is reset.

The ROM polls for the UART1 and USB1

activity circularly until the ROM gets 0x5A,

0xA6 from the UART RXD or first HID

report from the USB bus. When an active

connection port is found, the ROM uses it

for the PC downloading.

2. USB1

6 Boot, reset, and miscellaneous

See Table 9 for the boot, reset, and miscellaneous configurations, such as ON/OFF, TEST_MODE, NC pins, and other.

Table 9. Boot configuration

Item Recommendation Description

1. BOOT_CFG[11:0] The BOOT_CFG signals are required

for a proper functionality and operation

and shall not be left floating during

development if BOOT_CFG fuses and

BT_FUSE_SEL are not configured.

See the “System Boot” chapter in

your chip reference manual for the

correct boot configuration. Note that

an incorrect setting may result in an

improper boot sequence.

2. BOOT_MODE[1:0] For logic 0:

• Tie to GND through 100K

external resistor

For logic 1:

• Tie to the NVCC_LPSR power domain

through a 4.7K external resistor

BOOT_MODE1 and BOOT_MODE0

each have on-chip pull-down devices

with a nominal value of 35 kΩ. When

the on-chip fuses determine the boot

configuration, both boot mode inputs can

be disconnected.

3. BOOT_CFG and BOOT_MODE

signals multiplexed with RGMII signals

As the BOOT_CFG pins are multiplexed

with RGMII signals, recommend to

add 22K isolation resistors to avoid

malfunction. For BOOT_MODE pins,

suggest to add 4.7K isolation resistors.

Please refer to the EVK design for

reference and try to avoid signal stubs

in layout.

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