PS-PL Interrupts

Zynq UltraScale+ Device Technical Reference Manual (UG1085)

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

The interrupts from the processing system I/O peripherals (IOP) are routed to the PL. In the other direction, the PL can asynchronously assert 16 interrupts to the PS. These interrupts are assigned a priority level routed to interrupt controllers which aggregate and route them to appropriate processor. Additionally, FIQ/IRQ interrupts are available which are routed directly to the private peripheral interrupt unit of the interrupt controller. Table: PS-PL Interrupts Summary summarizes the interrupts.

Table 35-6:      PS-PL Interrupts Summary

Type

Number of Interrupts

Start ID

End ID

Description

PL to PS interrupts

8

89

96

PL to PS shared peripheral interrupts.

8

104

111

PL to PS shared peripheral interrupts.

1

29

29

PL to PS (RPU, APU) inter-processor interrupt.

1

30

30

PL to PS (RPU, APU) inter-processor interrupt.

1

31

31

PL to PS (RPU, APU) inter-processor interrupt.

1

32

32

PL to PS (RPU, APU) inter-processor interrupt.

4

 

 

PL to APU legacy FIQ

4

 

 

PL to APU legacy IRQ

2

 

 

nFIQ (PL to RPU0 and RPU1)

2

 

 

nIRQ (PL to RPU0 and RPU1)

PS to PL interrupt outputs

100

~

~

Interrupts generated by I/O peripherals in the LPD and distributed to the GICs and PL. See This Figure(1).

64

~

~

Interrupts generated by I/O peripherals in the FPD and distributed to the GICs and PL. See This Figure(1).

Notes:

1.The interrupts generated from the I/O peripherals are distributed to GIC and PL and can only be routed to either GIC or to PL, but not both at the same time.

For more information on interrupts, refer to Interrupts.