Thanks, I’ll take a look!
Neeraj, thanks for the reply.
I see the registers for MMC1 and MMC2 in the AM335x Technical Reference.
And I see how MMC1 was utilized in the OSD3358-BAS SBC ref design with the pinout.
What about MMC2 for the pinout?
I can’t seem to find information on where I could connect. Or would this be any GPMC AD pin?
Neeraj,
I found the JEDEC standard document but I do not see anything on wear-leveling or endurance.
Do you have a datasheet of the eMMC used inside the C-SiP?
Thanks,
Ryan
Thanks for the information Neeraj, I will look up that specification.
Yes, I agree with your last sentence. I’m going to design the first PCB to allow us to wire up either option.
Thanks for the information,
Ryan
VIN_USB having to be 4.3V or higher has me concerned if we go with the supercap on that line. At least a light load resistor on VIN_BAT takes care of that pin not holding any charge.
Would putting the supercap on VIN_BAT be a better option? Obviously the charging would need to be turned off since it’s not a Li-ion battery on that connection.
It would then be a similar setup to Solution Circuit Number 3 in the Brownout document except we would not have a supervisor or a load switch.
Thoughts on that setup?
Thanks,
Ryan
Thank you for the replay Neeraj.
I have not come across the brownout article yet so I will have to give that a read.
It’s good to know that it should be possible.
-Ryan
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