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167. Intel 6th~9th Power supplies generation seque
We will learn about the power supply generation sequence in the standard timing of Intel's 6th to 9th generation low-power CPU chipsets.
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Hello everyone, today we will learn about the power supply generation sequence

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in the standard timing of Intel's 6th to 9th generation low-power CPU chipsets

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This lesson includes two parts,

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the explanation of each power supply, signal and their generation sequence

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First of all, let's take a look at the explanation of each power supply and signal

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First, VDIMM

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This refers to memory power supply VDDQ, 1.2V, VPP power supply 2.5V, and VCCPLL_OC 1.2V, etc.

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These power supplies are generally controlled by SLP_S4#

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Second, VCC

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Including secondary voltage 3.3V, secondary voltage 5V, bus power supply VCCIO,

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and various power supplies such as VCCST, VCCPLL, VCCSTG, etc.

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When the VCCST power supply is normal, a power good signal VCCST_PWRGD will be generated

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and sent to the CPU to notify the CPU that the VCCST power supply is normal,

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and the voltage value is 1.0V

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After the CPU receives VCCST_PWRGD, it will send a DDR_VTT_CNTL signal

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to control the VTT power supply of the memory, 0.6V

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Then it will also generate a signal to turn on the CPU power supply

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to generate the system agent power supply VCCSA of the CPU, and the voltage is 1.05V

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Ok, let's take a look at the sequence of power supply and signal generation

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First of all, after the CPU receives the trigger signal, it will send SLP_S5#, SLP_S4#,

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SLP_S3# and other signals to the EC,

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and the EC will turn on the subsequent power supplies,

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or it can be directly turned on by SLP_S5#, SLP_S4#, SLP_S3# and other signals

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The power supplies include the main power supply of the memory 1.2V,

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the VPP power supply of the memory 2.5V,

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the secondary voltage 3.3V generated by SLP_S3# control, the secondary voltage 5V, VCCST power supply,

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VCCSTG power supply 1.0V, VCCIO bus power supply 0.95V

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There is also the VDDQ power supply of the CPU memory module 1.2V,

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VCCPLL, 1.0V, VCCPLL_OC, 1.2V

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After the power supply of each channel is normal, VCCST_PWRGD is generated to the CPU,

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and at the same time, it will also be converted by other circuits

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to generate a power supply start signal for the CPU

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After the CPU receives VCCST_PWRGD, it will send out DDR_VTT_CNTL,

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which is used to turn on the VTT power supply of the memory, 0.6V

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After the CPU power supply start signal is normal, it controls to generate the VCCSA power supply of the CPU

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Ok, this is the generation sequence of each power supply and signal

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