Low-Power Operation Mode

Zynq UltraScale+ Device Technical Reference Manual (UG1085)

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

In the low-power operation mode, hardware blocks on the low power rail are powered up in the PS block (PMU, RPU, CSU, and the IOP). The low-power mode includes all peripherals except the SATA and display port blocks. Table: Minimum and Typical Configurations for the Low-Power Mode shows the IP enabled in low-power mode.

Table 6-1:      Minimum and Typical Configurations for the Low-Power Mode

System Elements

Typical Minimum Configuration

Typical Configuration

Full Optimization

Comments

Cortex-R5F

One core @ 50 MHz

Two cores @maximum data sheet frequency

Clock is gated to the unused core.

TCM configuration

OCM configuration

Powered down

128KB

64 KB instruction and 64 KB data

256 KB

Power is gated off to the unused TCM banks.

Power is gated off to the unused banks

Device security

Without AES

All, including AES

 

Peripheral

One set of UART, I2C, and Ethernet

All peripherals in LPS
and one USB 2.0

USB can independently be powered down.

PLLs

One PLL

Two PLLs

PLLs that are not used are in the powered-down state.

SYSMON

Included

Included

Power is reduced as there are fewer supplies to be sampled.

RTC and BBRAM

Included

Included

Switched to the VCC_PSAUX rail.

PMU

SOC debug

Included

Standby

Included

Standby

SOC debug is mostly on the FP rail. The LP section is not used.

eFuse

Components outside LPD

Included

Powered down

Included

Powered down

 

PL

Powered down

Powered down