Pin Mapping Between OSD32MP15x , the STM32MP1, and Other Integrated Devices

Published On: April, 17, 2019 By: Erik Welsh | Updated: December 8, 2020 by Greg Sheridan

This document is a quick reference to understand the mapping of the pins between the OSD32MP15x Family of devices, and the STM32MP1 processor as well as other devices contained within.  The Pin Map Charts are sortable by both STM32MP1 discrete device as well as OSD32MP15x system in package.

This application note contains two tables:
1. Mapping sorted by OSD32MP15x Signal Name
2. Mapping sorted by Discrete Device and Signal Names

There are a couple of high level differences between the OSD32MP15x and the STM32MP1 that are helpful to understand when using this document:

1. The OSD32MP15x integrates the DDR. Therefore all DDR related pins are not pinned out on the OSD32MP1.
2. The OSD32MP15x integrates the power management IC (PMIC).       Therefore, all power inputs on the STM32MP1 are internally connected. Also, while pins might share a name between the STM32MP1 and OSD32MP15x, such as VDD_CORE, this pin is a power input on the STM32MP1 but a power output on the OSD32MP15x. There are also a number of pins available on the OSD32MP15x related to the other integrated components that do not exist on the STM32MP1.

An Excel Workbook containing these tables and others can be downloaded here.

A PDF of this Application Note can be downloaded here.

These tables have multiple pages.  Each column can be sorted using the arrows in the column header.  they can be searched by using the respective search box.

OSD32MP15x to Discrete Pin Mapping

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Discrete to OSD32MP15x Pin Mapping

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