MPC603RZT200LC

MPC603r_C PNS 980612 Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. Motorola Part Numbers Affected: MPE603RRX166LC MPC603RRX166LC MPE603RRX200LC MPC603RRX200LC MPE603RRX233LC MPC603RRX233LC MPE603RRX266LC MPC603RRX266LC MPE603RRX300LC MPC603RRX300LC MPC603RRX200TC MPC603RRX266TC Application-SpeciÞc Information PowerPC 603eª RISC Microprocessor Family: C. N This document deÞnes a unique part number for a PowerPCª PID7t-603e microprocessor manufactured , I by Motorola as part R number MPC603R or EC603R. It describes changes to recommended operating conditions and revised O electrical speciÞcations, as T applicable, from those described in the PowerPC 603e RISC Microprocessor Family: MPC603r Hardware SpeciÞcations. C U SpeciÞcations (order #: MPC603REC/D); SpeciÞcations provided in this data sheet supercede those in the MPC603r Hardware D N speciÞcations not addressed herein are unchanged. O ICare intended to correspond directly to the heading Note that headings and tables in this data sheet are not numbered; however, M they E or table affected in the general hardware speciÞcations. Any additional S information (including tables) not included in the hardware speciÞcation are noted. E L Part numbers addressed in this document and a summaryC ofAtheir differences from the general speciÞcation are listed in the following table. For more detailed ordering infomation E seeSÒOrdering Information for the PID7t-603e Microprocessor". E . Part Numbers FR Addressed by this Data Sheet Operating BY Conditions Motorola Part Number SigniÞcant Differences D CPU Frequency Vdd T (°C) E MPC603RRX166LC 166 2.5 ± 5%V 0 to 105 No electrical speciÞcation changes. IVMHz H 0 to 105 No electrical speciÞcation changes. MPC603RRX200LC 200 MHz 2.5 ± 5%V C 0 to 105 No electrical speciÞcation changes. MPC603RRX233LC R 233 MHz 2.5 ± 5%V A 0 to 105 No electrical speciÞcation changes. MPC603RRX266LC 266 MHz 2.5 ± 5%V MPC603r (Goldeneye) Part Number SpeciÞcation J 300 MHz 166 MHz 200 MHz 233 MHz 266 MHz 300 MHz 200 MHz 266 MHz 2.5 ± 5%V 2.5 ± 5%V 2.5 ± 5%V 2.5 ± 5%V 2.5 ± 5%V 2.5 ± 5%V 2.5 ± 5%V 2.5 ± 5%V 0 to 105 0 to 105 0 to 105 0 to 105 0 to 105 0 to 105 -40 to 105 -40 to 105 No electrical speciÞcation changes. No spec changes. Floating point not guaranteed. No spec changes. Floating point not guaranteed. No spec changes. Floating point not guaranteed. No spec changes. Floating point not guaranteed. No spec changes. Floating point not guaranteed. Extended temperature range. Extended temperature range. Feature Changes This section summarizes signiÞcant feature changes between the revision of the PID7t-603e addressed by this document and the previous revision 1.0 (XPC603RRXnnnLA or XPC603RFEnnnLA where nnn is the core frequency). This revision was for manufacturing improvements only; there are no functional differences between this revision 2.1 and the previous revision 1.0. This revision is functionally equivalent to the PID7v-603e (Valiant) microprocessor Revision 2.1 (XPC603PFEnnnLE/ XPC603PRXnnnLE) including the following errata. Errata This section summarizes design defects or errors (errata) that are known to exist on this revision of the PID7t-603e. There may be additional errata that are not known or are not yet documented here which may cause the part to deviate from the functional description provided in the MPC603e & EC603eª RISC Microprocessor UserÕs Manual (order # MPC603EUM/AD Rev 1). Refer to the website at http://www.mot.com/SPS/PowerPC/ for the latest version of this Part Number SpeciÞcation or to your local Motorola sales ofÞce for later and/or more detailed description of the errata. PID7v-603e Apple-Only Data Sheet MPC603RRX300LC MPE603RRX166LC MPE603RRX200LC MPE603RRX233LC MPE603RRX266LC MPE603RRX300LC MPC603RRX200TC MPC603RRX266TC Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. The known errata as of the date of this document are summarized below. # Problem Description Impact 1 Snoop copyback causes dcbi to broadcast wrong address. A snoop which causes a copyback and occurs in a one cycle window near a dcbi causes the dcbi to broadcast the address of the snoop copyback. Only systems using both software and hardware coherency simultaneously. Use software semaphores rather than rely on dcbi to invalidate cache lines shared across multiple processors. 2 Competition for reservation with lwarx/stwcx may cause live-lock The problem occurs when two processors are competing on the bus for a reservation, and the bus is operating with address pipelining System Hang Insert a bus clockÕs worth of no-ops before lwarx 3 Touch load causes incorrect address to appear on memory bus A touch load (dcbt) preceded by an instruction that generates an exception causes a random address to appear on the memory bus 4 Write-thru stores followed by dcbz followed by a snoop, all to the same cache line, may cause incoherency. The sequence of write-thru stores followed by dcbz followed by a snoop, all to the same cache line, may cause incoherency. 5 EE R F LE A SC BY A sequence of broadcast bcbz D E may retry snoop IV instructions accesses indeÞnately. The broadcasting of dcbz instructions may retry snoop accesses indeÞnately. CH R A Solutions C IN . R, O CT Disable touch loads with Systems issuing instructions U which generate mmu NOOPTI bit in HID0. NDexceptions one cycle before using a O touch load ICinstruction M SE The write-thru store is completed after the dcbz. Store zeroes rather than rely on dcbz to zero cache lines in areas of memory that are marked as write-thru and can be accessed via multiple logical addresses. Snoop originator may timeout. Disable broadcasting of dcbz by marking the memory space being addressed by the dcbz instruction as not global in the BAT or PTE. Electrical and Thermal Characteristics This section provides any changes to the AC and DC electrical speciÞcations and thermal characteristics for the PID6-603e parts described herein. DC Electrical Characteristics This section describes the changed thermal operating conditions for the PID7t-603e part numbers described herein. . Recommended Operating Conditions Characteristic Junction temperature Note: 1. Parts with TC sufÞx only. 2 Symbol Value Unit TJ -40 to 105 °C Notes PID7v-603e Specification Variances PRELIMINARYÑSUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. Ordering Information The following table provides the ordering information for the PID7t-603e part numbers described herein. Ordering Information for the PID7t-603e Microprocessor Package Type 255 CBGA Device Rev Process Mask Code 2.1 PPC3.0 2H93J CPU Frequency (MHz) Motorola Part Number 166 200 233 266 300 166 200 233 266 300 200 266 MPC603RRX166LC MPC603RRX200LC MPC603RRX233LC MPC603RRX266LC MPC603RRX300LC MPE603RRX166LC MPE603RRX200LC MPE603RRX233LC MPE603RRX266LC MPE603RRX300LC MPC603RRX200TC MPC603RRX266TC R, O CT U ND C IN . CO I This section provides information on Motorola device marking standards. Parts M are marked as the example shown below. 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