PLL Initialization

Zynq UltraScale+ Device Technical Reference Manual (UG1085)

Document ID
UG1085
Release Date
2023-12-21
Revision
2.4 English

After triggering reset, the PHY waits for the PLLs to lock before any further initialization task that uses a high-speed (controller) clock can commence. The PLL initialization completion status is indicated by the PGSR0.P.LDONE bit. The lock status of individual PLLs is indicated by the bits in Table: PLL Lock Status Bits.

Table 17-11:      PLL Lock Status Bits

Register

Bits

Name

Description

Address

PGSR0

[31]

APLOCK

AC PLL lock: if set, indicates that the AC PLL has locked.

0xFD080030

DX0GSR0

[16]

DPLOCK

DATX8 PLL lock: if set, indicates that the DATX8 PLL controlling bytes 0 and 1 has locked.

0xFD0807E0

DX2GSR0

[16]

DPLOCK

DATX8 PLL lock: if set, indicates that the DATX8 PLL controlling bytes 2 and 3 has locked.

0xFD0809E0

DX4GSR0

[16]

DPLOCK

DATX8 PLL lock: if set, indicates that the DATX8 PLL controlling bytes 4 and 5 has locked.

0xFD080BE0

DX6GSR0

[16]

DPLOCK

DATX8 PLL lock: if set, indicates that the DATX8 PLL controlling bytes 6 and 7 has locked.

0xFD080DE0

DX8GSR0

[16]

DPLOCK

DATX8 PLL lock: if set, indicates that the DATX8 PLL controlling byte 8 has locked.

0xFD080FE0

If any PLLs fail to lock, check the integrity of the Vcc_psddr_pll supply. See the UltraScale Architecture PCB Design User Guide (UG583) [Ref 15] to ensure that the guidelines for the Vcc_psddr_pll supply have been followed. Check that the correct memory interface device frequency has been entered in the Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC DDR configuration page in the Vivado design tools. This number must be set no lower than 166 MHz.