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MT6572 HSPA Smartphone
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Application Processor Technical

Brief
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Version: 1.0
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Release date: 2013-01-02

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© 2011 - 2013 MediaTek Inc.

This document contains information that is proprietary to MediaTek Inc.
Unauthorized reproduction or disclosure of this information in whole or in part is strictly prohibited.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Revision Date Author Description
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1.0 2013-01-02 SY Jan First release
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Document Revision History .................................................................................... 2
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Table of Contents ..................................................................................................... 3
Preface ...................................................................................................................... 5
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1 System Overview ................................................................................................ 6
1.1 Platform Features ................................................................................................................... 7
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1.2 MODEM Features ................................................................................................................... 9
1.3 Connectivity Features ........................................................................................................... 10
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1.4 Multimedia Features ............................................................................................................. 11
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General Description .............................................................................................................. 13
2 Product Description.......................................................................................... 15
2.1 Pin Description ...................................................................................................................... 15
2.2 Electrical Characteristic ........................................................................................................ 34
2.3 EMI Timing Diagram ............................................................................................................. 36
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2.4 System Configuration ........................................................................................................... 40

2.5 Power-on Sequence ............................................................................................................. 41
2.6 Analog Baseband ................................................................................................................. 43
2.7 Package Information ............................................................................................................. 62
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2.8 Ordering Information ............................................................................................................. 64

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Lists of Tables and Figures

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Table 1. Pin coordinate (use LPDDR1) ................................................................................................. 16

Table 2. Acronym for pin type ............................................................................................................... 24
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Table 3. Detailed pin description (use LPDDR1) .................................................................................. 24

Table 4. Absolute maximum ratings for power supply ........................................................................... 34
Table 5. Recommended operating conditions for power supply ........................................................... 34
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Table 6. EMI clock timing parameters ................................................................................................... 36

Table 7. EMI LPDDR1 timing parameters ............................................................................................. 37
Table 8. EMI LPDDR2 timing parameters ............................................................................................. 38
Table 9 Mode selection ......................................................................................................................... 40
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Table 10 Constant tied pins ................................................................................................................... 40

Table 11. Baseband downlink specifications ......................................................................................... 44
Table 12. Baseband uplink transmitter specifications ........................................................................... 46
Table 13. APC-DAC specifications ........................................................................................................ 47
Table 14. VBIAS-DAC specifications .................................................................................................... 48
Table 15. Definitions of AUXADC channels .......................................................................................... 49
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Table 16. AUXADC specifications ......................................................................................................... 50
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Table 17. Clock squarer 1 & 2 specifications ........................................................................................ 51
Table 18. MT6572 PLL list ..................................................................................................................... 52
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Table 19. ARMPLL specifications .......................................................................................................... 52
Table 20. MAINPLL specifications ......................................................................................................... 53
Table 21. UNIVPLL specifications ......................................................................................................... 53
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Table 22. MDPLL specifications ............................................................................................................ 53
Table 23. WPLL specifications .............................................................................................................. 54
Table 24. WHPLL specifications ............................................................................................................ 54
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Table 25. MCUPLL1 specifications ....................................................................................................... 55
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Table 26. BTPLL specifications ............................................................................................................. 55
Table 27. WFPLL specifications ............................................................................................................ 56
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Table 28. Temperature sensor specifications ........................................................................................ 57
Table 29. Wi -Fi/BT receiver specifications ........................................................................................... 58
Table 30. Wi-Fi/BT transmitter specifications ........................................................................................ 59
Table 31 . GPS receiver specifications ................................................................................................. 60
Table 32 Thermal operating specifications ............................................................................................ 62
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Figure 1. Block diagram of MT6572 ...................................................................................................... 14

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Figure 2. Ball map view for LPDDR1 .................................................................................................... 15

Figure 3. Ball map view for LPDDR2 .................................................................................................... 16
Figure 4. EMI clock EDCLKx and EDCLKx_B ...................................................................................... 36
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Figure 5. Differential signals of EMI clock ............................................................................................. 36

Figure 6. EMI LPDDR1 write timing ...................................................................................................... 37
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Figure 7 . EMI LPDDR1 Read timing .................................................................................................... 37

Figure 8. EMI LPDDR2 write timing ...................................................................................................... 38
Figure 9. EMI LPDDR2 read timing ...................................................................................................... 38
Figure 10. Power on/off sequence with XTAL ....................................................................................... 41
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Figure 11. Power on/off sequence without XTAL .................................................................................. 42

Figure 12. Block diagram of BBRX-ADC .............................................................................................. 44
Figure 13. Block diagram of APC-DAC ................................................................................................. 47
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Figure 14. Block diagram of VBIAS-DAC .............................................................................................. 48

Figure 15. Block diagram of AUXADC .................................................................................................. 49
Figure 16. Wi-Fi/BT receiver analog based-band ................................................................................. 58
Figure 17. Wi -Fi/BT transmitter analog based-band ............................................................................ 59
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Figure 18. GPS receiver analog based-band........................................................................................ 60

Figure 19 Outlines and dimensions of TFBGA 10.6mm*10.6mm, 428-ball, 0.4mm pitch package ...... 62
Figure 20. Top mark of MT6572 ............................................................................................................ 64
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Acronyms for register types
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R/W For both read and write access
RO Read only
RC Read only. After the register bank is read, every bit that is HIGH(1) will be cleared to LOW(0)
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automatically.
WO Write only
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W1S Write only. When data bits are written to the register bank, every bit that is HIGH(1) will
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cause the corresponding bit to be set to 1. Data bits that are LOW(0) have no effects on the
corresponding bit.
W1C
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Write only. When data bits are written to the register bank, every bit that is HIGH(1) will
cause the corresponding bit to be cleared to 0. Data bits that are LOW(0) have no effects on
the corresponding bit.
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An ARM® Cortex-R4, DSP, and 2G and 3G
1 System Overview coprocessors provide a powerful modem
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subsystem capable of supporting WCDMA
MT6572 is a highly integrated baseband
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Category 14 (21 Mbps) HSDPA downlink and
platform incorporating both modem and
Category 6 (5.76 Mbps) HSUPA uplink data
application processing subsystems to enable 3G
rates or TD-SCDMA Category 14 (2.8 Mbps)
smart phone applications, with integrated
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HSDPA downlink, Category 6 (2.2 Mbps)
Bluetooth, WiLAN and GPS modules. The chip
HSUPA , as well as Class 12 GPRS and EDGE.
integrates a Dual-core ARM® Cortex-A7
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MPCore operating up to 1.2GHz, an ARM®
Cortex-R4 MCU and a powerful multi-standard MT6572 also embodies wireless communication
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video accelerator. MT6572 supports various device, including WLAN, Bluetooth and GPS.
interfaces, including parallel/serial NAND flash
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memory and 32-bit LPDDR2 for optimal
performance, and supports booting from SLC
With four advanced radio technologies
integrated into one single chip, MT6572 provides
the best and most convenient connectivity
NAND or eMMC to minimize the overall BOM solution among the industry. MT6572
cost. In addition, an extensive set of interfaces implements advanced and sophisticated radio
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and connectivity peripherals are included to coexistence algorithms and hardware

interface to cameras, touch-screen displays, mechanisms. It also supports single antenna
MMC/SD cards. sharing among 2.4 GHz antenna for Bluetooth,
WLAN and 1.575 GHz for GPS.
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The application processor, a Dual-core ARM®

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Cortex-A7 MPCore which includes a NEON
multimedia processing engine, offers processing
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power necessary to support the latest OpenOS

along with its demanding applications such as
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web browsing, email, GPS navigation and

games. All are viewed on a high resolution touch
screen display with graphics enhanced by the
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2D and 3D graphics acceleration. The

multi-standard video accelerator and an
advanced audio subsystem are also included to
provide advanced multimedia applications and
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services such as streaming audio and video, a

multitude of decoders and encoders such as
H.264 and MPEG-4. Audio supported includes
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FR, HR, EFR, AMR FR, AMR HR and

Wide-Band AMR vocoders, polyphonic ringtones
and advanced audio functions such as echo
cancellation, hands-free speakerphone
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1.1 Platform Features  MD external interfaces
 Supports dual SIM/USIM
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 General
interface
 Smartphone,3 MCU subsystems
 Interface pins with RF and
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architecture
radio-related peripherals
 SLC NAND flash and eMMC
(antenna tuner, PA, …)
bootloader
 UART for modem
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 Supports
logging/debugging purpose
LPDDR-1/LPDDR-2/LPDDR-3/P
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 External memory interface
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 Supports LPDDR1/2/3, PC-DDR3
 AP MCU subsystem
up to 2GB
 Dual-core ARM® Cortex-A7
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MPCoreTM operating at 1.2GHz
 NEON multimedia processing
engine with SIMDv2/VFPv4 ISA
 32-bit data bus width
 Memory clock up to 333MHz
 Supports self-refresh/partial
self-refresh mode
support
 Low-power operation
 32KB L1 I-cache and 32KB L1
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 Programmable slew rate for

D-cache
memory controller’s IO pads
 256KB unified L2 cache
 Supports dual rank memory
 DVFS technology with adaptive
device
operating voltage from 1.05V to
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1.26V
control
 MD MCU subsystem
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 Peripherals
 ARM® Cortex-R4 processor with
 USB2.0 high-speed OTG
maximum 480MHz operation
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supporting 8 Tx and 8 Rx
frequency
endpoints
 32KB I-cache, 16KB D-cache
 USB2.0 full-speed host
 256KB TCM (tightly-coupled
 NAND flash controller supporting
memory)
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NAND bootable, iNAND2® and

 DSP for running modem/voice
MoviNAND®
tasks, with maximum 245.76MHz
 2 UART for debugging and
operation frequency
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applications
 High-performance AXI and AHB
 SPI for external device
bus
 2 I2C to control peripheral
 General DMA engine and
devices, e.g. CMOS image
dedicated DMA channels for
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sensor, LCM or FM receiver

peripheral data transfer
module
 Watchdog timer for system error
 Maximum 5 PWM channels
recovery
(depending on system
 Power management for clock
configuration/IO usage)
gating control
 I2S for connection with optional

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external hi-end audio codec  GPU voltage: 1.15V
 GPIOs  I/O voltage: 1.8V/2.8V/3.3V
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 2 sets of memory card controllers  Memory: 1.2V/1.8V/1.35V/1.5V
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supporting NAND: 1.8V
SD/SDHC/MS/MSPRO/MMC and  LCM interface: 1.8V
SDIO2.0/3.0 protocols  Clock source: 26MHz, 32.768kHz
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 Operating conditions  Package
 Core voltage: 1.15V  Type: TFBGA
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 Processor DVFS voltage: 1.15V ~  10.6mm x 10.6mm
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1.26V (Typ. 1.15V; sleep mode  Height: 1.1mm maximum
1.05V)  Ball count: 428 balls
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 Processor SRAM voltage: 1.15V
~ 1.26V (Typ. 1.15V; sleep mode
1.05V)
 Ball pitch: 0.4mm
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1.2 MODEM Features
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 3G UMTS FDD supported features with programmable driving
(with MT6166) strength (shared by 2G & 3G
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 CPC (DTX in CELL_DCH, UL modem)
DRX DL DRX), HS-SCCH-less,  Supports multi-band
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 MAC-ehs
 Uplink Cat.6, throughput up to  GSM modem and voice CODEC
5.7Mbps  Dial tone generation
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 Downlink Cat. 14, throughput up  Noise reduction
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to 21Mbps  Echo suppression
 Fast dormancy  Advanced sidetone oscillation
 ETWS
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 Network selection enhancements
reduction
 Digital sidetone generator with
programmable gain
 Two programmable acoustic
 3G TDD supported features
compensation filters
 TD-SCDMA/HSDPA/HSUPA
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 GSM quad vocoders for adaptive

baseband
multi-rate (AMR), enhanced full
 Supports TD-SCDMA Bands 34,
rate (EFR), full rate (FR) and half
39 & 40 and Quad band
rate (HR)
GSM/EDGE
 GSM channel coding,
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 Circuit-switched voice and data,

equalization and A5/1, A5/2 and
and packet-switched data
A5/3 ciphering
 384/384Kbps class in UL/DL for
 GPRS GEA1, GEA2 and GEA3
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TD-SCDMA
ciphering
 TD-HSDPA: 2.8Mbps DL (Cat.14)
 Programmable
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 TD-HSUPA: 2.2Mbps UL (Cat.6)

GSM/GPRS/EDGE modem
 F8/F9 ciphering/integrity
 Packet switched data with
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 Radio interface and baseband

 GSM circuit switch data
front-end
 GPRS/EDGE Class 12
 High dynamic range delta-sigma
 Supports SAIC (single antenna
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ADC converts the downlink

interference cancellation)
analog I and Q signals to digital
technology
baseband
 Supports VAMOS (Voice services
 10-bit D/A converter for Automatic
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Power Control (APC)

on One Slot) technology in R9
 Programmable radio Rx filter with
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adaptive gain control
 Dedicated Rx filter for FB
acquisition
 Baseband Parallel Interface (BPI)
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1.3 Connectivity Features  BlueTooth
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 Supports integrated
 Bluetooth specification 3.0+HS
WIFI/BlueTooth/GPS
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compliance
 Supports single antenna for
 Bluetooth v4.0 Low Energy (LE)
Bluetooth and WLAN, GPS
 Rx sensitivity: GFSK -95dBm,
 Self calibration
DQPSK -94dBm, 8-DPSK
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 Supports TCXO & TSX
-88dBm
 Best-in-class current
 Best-in-class BT/Wi-Fi
consumption performance
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coexistence performance
 Intelligent BT/WLAN coexistence
 Up to 4 piconets simultaneously
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scheme that goes beyond PTA
with background inquiry/page
signaling (for example, transmit
scan
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window and duration that take
into account protocol exchange
sequence, frequency, etc.)
 Supports Scatternet
 Packet Loss Concealment (PLC)
function for better voice quality
 Low-power scan function to
 Wi-Fi reduce power consumption in
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 Single-band (2.4GHz) single scan modes

stream 802.11 b/g/n MAC/BB/RF
 802.11 d/h/k compliant  GPS
 Security: WFA WPA/WPA2  Supports GPS/QZSS/SBAS
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personal, WPS2.0, WAPI (WAAS/MSAS/EGNOS/GAGAN)

(Hardware)  Best-in-class sensitivity
 QoS: WFA WMM, WMM PS performance
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 Supports 802.11n optional  Full A-GPS capability

features: STBC, A-MPDU, (E911/SUPL/EPO/HotStill)
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Blk-Ack, RIFS, MCS feedback,  Active interference cancellation

20/40MHz coexistence (PCO), for up to 8 in-band tones
unscheduled PSMP  Low-power operational modes
 Supports 802.11w protected  5Hz update rate
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managed frames
 Supports Wi-Fi Direct (WFA P-2-P
standard) Supports HotSpot 2.0
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Passpoint
 Per packet TX power control
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1.4 Multimedia Features
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 Display  Image
 Supports landscape or portrait  Supports 5 MP Capture up to
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panel resolution up to qHD 15fps
(960x540)  Supports MIPI CSI-2 high-speed
 Supports 8/9/16/18-bit host camera serial interface with 2
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interface (MIPI DBI) data lane (for main) + 2 data lane
 Supports 8/9/16/18/24/32-bit (for sub)
serial interfaces  Supports face detection and
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 Supports landscape or portrait visual tracking
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panel resolution up to qHD  Supports zero shutter delay
(960x540) image capture
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 Supports 8/9/16/18-bit host
interface (MIPI DBI)
 Supports 8/9/16/18/24/32-bit
 Supports capturing image when
recording video
 Supports JPEG decoder for
serial interfaces baseline decoding up to 29.4M
 Supports 16/18/24-bit RGB pixel/sec; supports progressive
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interfaces (MIPI DPI) format decoding

 MIPI DSI interface (3 data lanes)  Supports JPEG encoder for
 Embedded LCD gamma baseline encoding up to 17.5M
correction pixel/sec
 Supports true colors
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 4 overlay layers with per-pixel

 Video
alpha channel and gamma table
 H.264 decoder: Baseline 720p @
 Supports spatial and temporal
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30fps
dithering
 H.264 decoder: Main/high profile
 Supports side-by-side format
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720p@30fps
output to stereo 3D panel in both
 MPEG-4 SP/ASP decoder: 720p
portrait and landscape modes
@ 30fps
 Supports color enhancement
 DIVX3/DIVX4/DIVX5/DIVX6/DIV
 Supports adaptive contrast
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X HD/XVID decoder: 720p @

enhancement
30fps
 Supports image/video/graphic
 VP8 decoder: 720p @ 30fps
sharpness enhancement
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 VC-1 decoder: 720p @ 30fps

 Supports dynamic backlight
 MPEG-4 encoder: Simple profile
scaling
720p @ 30fps
 H.263 encoder: 720p @ 30fps
  H.264 encoder: Baseline profile
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Graphics
 OpenGL ES 1.1/2.0 3D graphic VGA @ 24fps
accelerator
 OpenVG1.1 vector graphics  Audio
accelerator  Sampling rates supported: 8kHz
to 48kHz
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 Sample formats supported: Vorbis, APE, AAC-plus v1,
8-bit/16-bit, Mono/Stereo AAC-plus v2, FLAC, WMA,
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 Interfaces supported: I2S, ADPCM
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proprietary audio interface for
MT6323
 Speech
 Customizable multiband
 Speech codec (FR, HR, EFR,
loudspeaker and headphone
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AMR FR, AMR HR and
compensation IIR filter
Wide-Band AMR)
 MediaTek proprietaty audio
 CTM
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post-processing, BesSound
 Noise reduction
Series: BesAudEnh (earphone
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 Noise suppression
enhancer), BesLoudness (volume
 Noise cancellation
maximizer), BesSurround (virtual
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3D surround), BesEQ (multiband
equalizer), BesBass (bass
 Dual-MIC noise cancellation
 Echo cancellation
 Echo suppression
booster), BesLive (virtual auditory
 Dual-MIC input
space), BesRecord (mono/stereo
 Digital MIC input
record, up-to 48KHz sampling
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rate, with Stereo-widening)

 Android built-in post processing
 Audio encode: AMR-NB,
AMR-WB, AAC, OGG, ADPCM
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 Audio decode: WAV, MP3, MP2,

AAC, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, MIDI,
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1.5 General Description
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MediaTek MT6572 is a highly integrated 3G System-on-chip (SoC) which incorporates advanced
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features, e.g. HSPA modem, Dual-core ARM® Cortex-A7 MPCore operating at 1.2 GHz, 3D graphics
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(OpenGL|ES 2.0), 5M camera, LPDDR2 up to 667MHz and high-definition 720p video decoder.
MT6572 helps phone manufacturers build high-performance 3G smart phones with PC-like browser,
3D gaming and cinema class home entertainment experiences.
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World-leading technology
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Based on MediaTek’s world-leading mobile chip SoC architecture with advanced 28nm process,
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MT6572 is the brand-new generation smart phone SoC integrating MediaTek HSPA modem, 1.2GHz
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Dual-core ARM® Cortex-A7 MPCore , 3D graphics and high-definition 720pp video decoder.
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Rich in features, high-valued product
To enrich the camera features, MT6572 equips a 5M camera with advanced features, e.g. auto focus,
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anti-handshake, auto sensor defect pixel correction, continuous video AF, face detection, burst shot,
optical zoom and panorama view.
Incredible browser experience

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The 1.2GHz Dual-core ARM® Cortex-A7 MPCore with NEON multimedia processing engine brings
PC-like browser experiences and helps accelerate OpenGL|ES 2.0 3D Adobe Flash 10 rendering
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performance to an unbeatable level.

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NAND USB2.0 SW
MMC/SD/SDIO
Flash OTG JTAG
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LPDDR1 MT6572 MT6627
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/LPDDR2 Modem Analog WIFI/BT/GPS/FM
External WiFi/BTGPS ABB
/LPDDR3 Memory MT6628
RF
/PCDDR3 RX TX
Interface APC AFC PLL DAC ADC
ADC ADC
EDGE Modem Combo Qwerty

RF Keypad
GSM/GPRS/ TD-
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HSPA WIFI BT GPS
EDGE SCDMA
SIM
MT6166
Cellular Modem ABB Power
AP MCU SIM
WCDMA
RF
W-CDMA/ Management
PLL DAC ADC ARM® ARM®
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TD-SCDMA/ Cortex-A7 Cortex-A7
GSM MPCoreTM MPCoreTM
RF GP Timer Modem MCU DMA Speaker
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NEON
TDSCDMA Internal ARM® MT6323
JTAG L2 Cache
RF Memory Cortex-R4 PMIC Battery
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Multi-
media
Video
Codec
LCD
Control
Camera
Image
Post-process
ARM®
MALI-400
Graphics
accelerator
Headset
MIC1
MIC2
5MP
Multimedia GPIO LCD UART Touch Panel
Camera
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Figure 1. Block diagram of MT6572

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2.1 Pin Description
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2.1.1 Ball Map View
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Figure 2. Ball map view for LPDDR1

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Figure 3. Ball map view for LPDDR2

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2.1.2 Pin Coordinate

Table 1. Pin coordinate (use LPDDR1)
Ball Loc. Ball name Ball Loc. Ball name Ball Loc. Ball name
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A1 AVSS18_MD K5 AUD_CLK_MOSI U21 RDP0_A
A2 UL_I_P K6 VCCK U22 RDN0_A

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A4 AVSS18_MD K7 VCCK U25 DVSS18_MIPIRX
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A5 AUX_IN5_YM K8 VCCK V1 ND15
A7 VM1 K9 VCCK V2 LPD0
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A8 VM0 K11 VCCK V5 ND13
m
bs E
A10 BPI_BUS7 K12 VCCK V13 VSS
A11
A13
nb FID
BPI_BUS3
BPI_BUS6
K14
K15
VCCK
VCCK
V23
V24
RDP1_A
RDN1_A
A14 GND_WBG K16 VCCK V25 RCN_A

g@ ON
A16 GPS_RXIP K17 VCCK W1 ND2

en C
A18 WB_TXQP K20 DVDD18_CAM W2 ND8
A19 WB_TXIN K21 VSS W3 ND3

g.z K
A21 WB_RXIN K22 MC1_DAT0 W4 ND6

an TE
A22 WB_RXIP K23 MC1_CMD W5 NCEB
A24 KROW1 K24 DVDD3_MC1 W9 VCCIO_EMI

gji IA
A25 KCOL2 K25 CMRST2 W11 VSS

lon ED
A26 DUMMY L2 PMIC_SPI_MOSI W12 VCCIO_EMI
B1 DL_Q_P L3 DVDD18_VIO_1 W14 VCCIO_EMI

M
B2 UL_I_N L4 PMIC_SPI_SCK W16 VCCIO_EMI
B3 UL_Q_N L5 PMIC_SPI_MISO W19 VCCIO_EMI

R

FO

LY
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N
EO
US L
B4 UL_Q_P L6 VCCK W23 VSS
co IA
B5 AUX_IN3_YP L7 VCCK W24 DVDD3_LCD
B6 AUX_IN1 L8 VCCK W25 RCP_A
w. NT
B7 AUX_IN0 L9 VCCK W26 VSS
m
bs E
B8 BPI_BUS13 L11 VSS Y2 ND1
B9
B10
nb FID
BPI_BUS12
BPI_BUS8
L12
L14
VSS
VSS
Y3
Y4
ND9
ND12
B11 BPI_BUS1 L15 VSS Y5 NWRB

g@ ON
B12 BPI_BUS0 L16 VSS Y8 EDQS2

en C
B14 GPS_RXQN L17 VCCK Y9 EDQS3_B
B15 GPS_RXQP L21 MC1_CK Y13 EDQS1

g.z K
B16 GPS_RXIN L25 CMPDN2 Y14 EDQS0_B

an TE
B18 WB_TXQN L26 MC1_DAT3 Y18 EDCLK0_B
B19 WB_TXIP M1 SIM2_SIO Y19 EDCLK1

gji IA
B20 WB_RXQN M2 SYSRSTB Y21 VSS

lon ED
B21 WB_RXQP M3 SIM1_SIO Y22 CMMCLK
B22 GND_WBG M5 VSS Y23 CMPCLK

M
B23 SDA_1 M6 VCCK Y25 CMDAT2
B24 SCL_1 M7 VCCK Y26 CMDAT3

R

FO

LY
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N
EO
US L
B25 KROW0 M8 VCCK AA1 DVDD18_MC0
co IA
B26 KROW2 M9 VCCK AA2 ND0
C1 DL_Q_N M10 VCCK AA8 EDQS2_B
w. NT
C2 DL_I_N M11 VSS AA9 EDQS3
m
bs E
C3 AVSS18_MD M12 VSS AA13 EDQS1_B
C4
C5
nb FID
AUX_IN4_XM
AUX_IN2_XP
M13
M14
VSS
VSS
AA14
AA18
EDQS0
EDCLK0
C7 BSI_DATA1 M15 VSS AA19 EDCLK1_B

g@ ON
C10 DVDD28_BPI M16 VSS AA22 LPRDB

en C
C11 BPI_BUS5 M17 VCCK AA25 CMDAT1
C12 BPI_BUS2 M22 MC1_DAT1 AB1 ND4

g.z K
C14 CONN_RSTB M25 MC1_DAT2 AB2 NREB

an TE
C15 GND_WBG N1 LPD17 AB3 NWPB
C16 GND_WBG N2 LPD16 AB5 VSS

gji IA
C17 GND_WBG N3 LPD15 AB6 ED16

lon ED
C18 GND_WBG N4 LPD13 AB9 ED24
C19 GND_WBG N5 LPD11 AB11 VSS

M
C20 GND_WBG N8 VSS AB13 EDQM0
C21 GND_WBG N9 VSS AB14 VSS

R

FO

LY
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Technical Brief
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N
EO
US L
C22 CONN_WB_CTRL4 N10 VSS AB16 ED0
co IA
C23 CONN_WB_CTRL5 N11 VSS AB17 VREF1
C24 KCOL0 N12 VSS AB18 EA18
w. NT
C25 SCL_0 N13 VSS AB19 EA14
m
bs E
C26 SDA_0 N14 VSS AB20 ECAS_B
D2
D3
nb FIDDL_I_P
AVDD18_MD
N15
N16
VSS
VSS
AB23
AB24
LPA0
DVDD18_LCD
D5 TXBPI N19 TCP AB25 CMDAT0

g@ ON
D6 BSI_DATA2 N20 TCN AB26 LPTE

en C
D7 BPI_BUS15 N22 VSS AC1 ND11
D10 BPI_BUS9 N25 TDN1 AC2 ND10

g.z K
D11 BPI_BUS4 N26 TDP1 AC3 NCLE

an TE
D12 PWM_A P2 LPD14 AC5 ED20
D16 GND_WBG P5 LPD9 AC7 ED25

gji IA
D17 GND_WBG P6 VCCK_CPU AC8 VSS

lon ED
D18 GND_WBG P7 VCCK_CPU AC9 ED26
D19 GND_WBG P8 VCCK_CPU AC11 VREF0

M
D20 GND_WBG P9 VCCK_CPU AC13 ED8
D22 CONN_WB_CTRL2 P10 VSS AC15 ED1

R

FO

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N
EO
US L
D24 KCOL1 P11 VSS AC18 EA3
co IA
D25 URXD1 P12 VSS AC21 VSS
E1 CLK26M P13 VSS AC22 ERESET
w. NT
E2 AVSS18_MD P14 VSS AC23 EA12
m
bs E
E5 AVDD18_AP P15 VSS AC24 FSOURCE
E7
E8
nb FID
BPI_BUS14
BPI_BUS11
P16
P19
VSS
TDN0
AC25
AC26
LPWRB
LRSTB
E9 BPI_BUS10 P20 TDP0 AD2 ND5

g@ ON
E12 PWM_B P23 TDN2 AD3 NALE

en C
E13 CONN_F2W_DAT P24 TDP2 AD5 ED21
E14 CONN_SDATA P25 DVSS18_MIPITX AD8 EDQM2

g.z K
E15 CONN_SEN P26 VRT AD11 VSS

an TE
E20 CONN_WB_CTRL0 R1 LPD10 AD12 EDQM1
E22 CONN_WB_CTRL3 R2 LPD12 AD15 ED14

gji IA
E23 SPI_CS R5 LPD7 AD18 EA10

lon ED
E25 UTXD1 R6 VCCK_CPU AD21 ERAS_B
E26 UTXD2 R7 VCCK_CPU AD22 EA11

M
F1 AVDD28_DAC R8 VCCK_CPU AD24 ECKE
F2 APC R9 VCCK_CPU AD25 LPCE0B

R

FO

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N
EO
US L
F3 VBIAS R10 VSS AE1 ND7
co IA
F6 REFP R11 VSS AE2 ND14
F9 BSI_DATA0 R12 VSS AE3 NRNB
w. NT
F11 BSI_EN R13 VSS AE4 ED19
m
bs E
F12 CONN_F2W_CLK R14 VSS
AE5 ED22
F14
F18
nb FID
CONN_XO_IN
AVDD18_WBG
R15
R16
VSS
VSS
AE6
AE7
ED30
ED28
F20 CONN_WB_CTRL1 R17 VCCK AE8 ED27
F23 SPI_SCK R21 RDP1 AE9 ED12
g@ ON
F24 SPI_MISO R22 RDN1 AE10 ED13

F25 SPI_MOSI R23 RDP0 AE11 ED15
F26 URXD2 R24 RDN0 AE12 EDQM3
en C
G2 WATCHDOG R25 DVDD18_MIPITX AE13 ED6

G3 VSS R26 RCN AE14 ED4
g.z K
LPD8 AE15 ED5

G4 TESTMODE T1
an TE
G6 REFN T2 LPD6 AE16 ED7
G11 BSI_CLK T3 LPD3 AE17 EA16

gji IA
G12 CONN_SCLK T4 LPD1 AE18 EA17

lon ED
G23 AVSS33_USB T5 LPD5 AE19 EA2
G24 AVDD33_USB T6 VCCK_CPU AE20 EA1

M
G25 USB_DP T7 VCCK_CPU AE21 EA15
G26 USB_DM T8 VCCK_CPU AE22 EA13

R

FO

LY
MT6572
Technical Brief
Confidential A
N
EO
US L
H2 CLK32K_IN T9 VCCK_CPU AE23 EA8
co IA
H4 SRCLKENA T10 VSS AE24 EA6
H5 SIM1_SCLK T11 VSS AE25 EA9
w. NT
H13 DVDD18_VIO_3 T12 VSS AE26 EA4
m
bs E
H22 CMPDN T13 VSS AF1 VSS
H23
H25
nb FID
AVDD18_USB
USB_VRT
T14
T15
VSS
VSS
AF2
AF3
ED17
ED18
J1 AUD_DAT_MISO T16 VCCK AF5 ED23

g@ ON
J2 EINTX T17 VCCK AF6 ED31

en C
J5 SIM2_SCLK T25 DVDD18_MIPIRX AF8 ED29
J8 VCCK T26 RCP AF9 ED9

g.z K
J9 VCCK U2 LPD4 AF11 ED10

an TE
J10 VCCK U5 LPD2 AF12 ED11
J11 VCCK
gji IA
U6 VCCK_CPU AF13 VSS
J14 VCCK U7 VCCK_CPU AF15 ED3

lon ED
J15 VCCK U9 DVDD18_PLLGP AF16 ED2

J16 VCCK U10 VSS AF18 EA0
J17 VCCK U11 VSS AF19 ECS1_B
M
J19 DVDD18_VIO_2 U12 VCCK AF21 EWR_B

J22 CMRST U13 VCCK AF22 ECS0_B
J25 CHD_DM U14 VCCK AF24 EA5
J26 CHD_DP U15 VCCK AF25 EA7

R

FO

LY
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Technical Brief
Confidential A
N
EO
US L
K1 AUD_DAT_MOSI U16 VCCK AF26 VSS
K2 PMIC_SPI_CSN U17 VCCK
co IA
2.1.3 Detailed Pin Description
w. NT
Table 2. Acronym for pin type
Abbreviation Description
m
AI Analog input
bs E
AO Analog output
AIO Analog bi-direction
nb FID DI
DO
DIO
Digital input
Digital output
Digital bi-direction
P Power
G Ground
g@ ON
Table 3. Detailed pin description (use LPDDR1)

en C
Pin name Type Description Power domain

SYSTEM
SYSRSTB DIO System reset input DVDD18_VIO_1
g.z K
WATCHDOG DO Watchdog reset output DVDD18_VIO_1

TESTMODE DIO Test mode DVDD18_VIO_1
an TE
RTC32K_IN DIO 32K clock intput DVDD18_VIO_1

SRCLKENA DIO 26MHz co-clock enable output DVDD18_VIO_1
PMIC
PMIC_SPI_MOSI DIO PMIC SPI control interface DVDD18_VIO_1
gji IA
PMIC_SPI_MISO DIO PMIC SPI control interface DVDD18_VIO_1

PMIC_SPI_CSN DIO PMIC SPI control interface DVDD18_VIO_1
PMIC_SPI_SCK DIO PMIC SPI control interface DVDD18_VIO_1
lon ED
EINTX DIO PMIC SPI control interface DVDD18_VIO_1

AUD_CLK_MOSI DIO PMIC audio input interface DVDD18_VIO_1
AUD_DAT_MOSI DIO PMIC audio input interface DVDD18_VIO_1
ADC_DAT_MISO DIO PMIC audio input interface DVDD18_VIO_1
M
SIM
SIM1_SIO DIO SIM1 data, PMIC interface DVDD18_VIO_1
SIM1_SCLK DIO SIM1 clock, PMIC interface DVDD18_VIO_1
SIM2_SIO DIO SIM2 data, PMIC interface DVDD18_VIO_1
SIM2_SCLK DIO SIM2 clock, PMIC interface DVDD18_VIO_1
LCD

R

FO

LY
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Technical Brief
Confidential A
N
EO
US L
Parallel display interface chip
LPCE0B DIO DVDD3_LCD/DVDD18_LCD
select 0 output
Parallel display interface tearing
co IA
LPTE DIO DVDD3_LCD/DVDD18_LCD
effect
Parallel display interface Reset
LRSTB DIO DVDD3_LCD/DVDD18_LCD
Signal
w. NT
Parallel display interface Write
LPWRB DIO DVDD3_LCD/DVDD18_LCD
Signal
Parallel display interface Read
LPRDB DIO DVDD3_LCD/DVDD18_LCD
Signal
m
Parallel display interface
LPA0 DIO DVDD3_LCD/DVDD18_LCD
bs E
Address Signal
Data pin 17 for DBI parallel LCD
LPD17 DIO DVDD18_VIO_1
LPD16 nb FID DIO

interface
interface
DVDD18_VIO_1

interface
g@ ON
interface
interface
interface
en C

interface
interface
g.z K

interface
an TE

interface
interface
gji IA

interface
interface
lon ED

interface
interface
M
interface
interface
interface
PWM

R

FO

LY
MT6572
Technical Brief
Confidential A
N
EO
US L
PWM_A DIO PWM_A DVDD18_VIO_3
PWM_B DIO PWM_B DVDD18_VIO_3
co IA
UART1
UTXD1 DIO UART1 TX DVDD18_VIO_2
URXD1 DIO UART1 RX DVDD18_VIO_2
UART2
w. NT
UTXD2 DIO UART2 TX DVDD18_VIO_2
URXD2 DIO UART2 RX DVDD18_VIO_2
m
SPI
SPI_CS DIO SPI chip select DVDD18_VIO_2
bs E
SPI_MISO DIO SPI data in DVDD18_VIO_2
SPI_MOSI DIO SPI data out DVDD18_VIO_2
SPI_SCK
BPI
BPI_BUS0
nb FID DIO
DIO
SPI clock
BPI BUS0
DVDD18_VIO_2
DVDD28_BPI/DVDD18_VIO_3
BPI_BUS1 DIO BPI BUS1 DVDD28_BPI/DVDD18_VIO_3
g@ ON

en C
BPI_BUS7 DIO BPI BUS7 DVDD18_VIO_3

g.z K

an TE

VM
gji IA
VM1 DIO PA mode selection DVDD18_VIO_3

VM0 DIO PA mode selection DVDD18_VIO_3
BSI
lon ED
BSI_EN DIO BSI CS DVDD18_VIO_3

BSI_CLK DIO BSI CLK DVDD18_VIO_3
BSI_DATA0 DIO BSI DATA0 DVDD18_VIO_3
M

TXBPI DIO RF MT6166 TXBPI DVDD18_VIO_3
MSDC1
MC1_CLK DIO MSDC1 clock output DVDD3_MC1/DVDD18_CAM
MC1_CMD DIO MSDC1 command pin DVDD3_MC1/DVDD18_CAM
MC1_DAT0 DIO MSDC1 data0 pin DVDD3_MC1/DVDD18_CAM
R

FO

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Technical Brief
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N
EO
US L
co IA
MSDC0
Nand-Flash Data 11 / MSDC0
ND11/MC0_CLK DIO DVDD18_MC0
clock output
w. NT
Parallel NAND interface chip
NRNB/MC0_CMD DIO ready input/MSDC0 command DVDD18_MC0
pin
m
Nand-Flash Data 10/MSDC0
ND10/MC0_DAT0 DIO DVDD18_MC0
data0 pin
bs E
data1 pin
NALE/MC0_DAT2 nb FID DIO

Parallel NAND interface
address latch enable
output/MSDC0 data2 pin
DVDD18_MC0
Parallel NAND interface read

NREB/MC0_DAT3 DIO DVDD18_MC0
strobe output/MSDC0 data3 pin
Parallel NAND interface write
g@ ON
NWPB/MC0_DAT4 DIO protect output/MSDC0 data4 DVDD18_MC0

pin
data5 pin
en C
data6 pin
Parallel NAND interface
NCLE/MC0_DAT7 DIO command latch enable DVDD18_MC0
output7/MSDC0 data7 pin
g.z K

ND4/MC0_RSTB DIO DVDD18_MC0
reset output
an TE
NFI
Parallel NAND interface chip
NCEB DIO DVDD18_VIO_1
select output
Parallel NAND interface write
NWRB DIO DVDD18_MC0
strobe output
gji IA
NLD0 DIO Nand-Flash Data 0 DVDD18_MC0

NLD1 DIO Nand-Flash Data 1 DVDD18_VIO_1
lon ED

M

EFUSE
FSOURCE DIO E-FUSE blowing power control FSOURCE
EMI

R

FO

LY
MT6572
Technical Brief
Confidential A
N
EO
US L
ERESET DIO DDR3 reset output # VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
EDCLK0 DIO DRAM clock 0 output
co IA
VCCIO_EMI
EDCLK0_B DIO DRAM clock 0 output #
VCCIO_EMI
EDCLK1 DIO DRAM clock 1 output
w. NT
VCCIO_EMI
EDCLK1_B DIO DRAM clock 1 output #
m
VCCIO_EMI
ECKE DIO DRAM command output CKE
bs E
VCCIO_EMI
ECS0_B DIO DRAM chip select 0 #
ECS1_B
ECAS_B
nb FID DIO
DIO
DRAM chip select 1 #
DRAM command output CAS#

VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
ERAS_B DIO DRAM command output RAS#
g@ ON
VCCIO_EMI
ERW_B DIO DRAM command output WR#
VCCIO_EMI
EA0 DIO DRAM address output 0
VCCIO_EMI
en C
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
g.z K

VCCIO_EMI
an TE
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
gji IA
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
lon ED
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
M
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI

R

FO

LY
MT6572
Technical Brief
Confidential A
N
EO
US L
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
co IA
EA16 DIO DRAM address output 16 VCCIO_EMI

EA17 DIO DRAM address output 17 VCCIO_EMI
w. NT
EDQM0 DIO DRAM DQM 0 VCCIO_EMI
m
bs E
EDQS0 DIO DRAM DQS 0 VCCIO_EMI
EDQS0_B DIO DRAM DQS 0 # VCCIO_EMI
EDQS1
EDQS1_B
EDQS2
nb FID DIO
DIO
DIO
DRAM DQS 1
DRAM DQS 1 #
DRAM DQS 2
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
VCCIO_EMI
EDQS3 DIO DRAM DQS 3 VCCIO_EMI
g@ ON

ED0 DIO DRAM data pin 0 VCCIO_EMI
en C

g.z K

an TE

gji IA

lon ED

M


R

FO

LY
MT6572
Technical Brief
Confidential A
N
EO
US L
co IA
w. NT
VREF0
DIO VREF for DRAM IO VCCIO_EMI
VREF1
CAM
m
CMPCLK DIO Pixel clock from sensor DVDD18_LCD
bs E
CMMCLK DIO Master clock to sensor DVDD18_LCD
CMDAT0 DIO Pixel data[0] from sensor DVDD18_LCD
CMDAT1
CMDAT2
CMDAT3
nb FID DIO
DIO
DIO
Pixel data[1] from sensor
DVDD18_LCD
DVDD18_LCD
DVDD18_LCD
st
CMRST DIO Reset control to 1 sensor DVDD18_CAM
st
CMPDN DIO Power down to 1 sensor DVDD18_CAM
g@ ON
nd
CMRST2 DIO Reset control to 2 sensor DVDD18_CAM
nd
CMPDN2 DIO Power down to 2 sensor DVDD18_CAM
I2C0
SCL_0 DIO I2C0 clock DVDD18_VIO_2
SDA_0 DIO I2C0 data DVDD18_VIO_2
en C
I2C1
SCL_1 DIO I2C1 clock DVDD18_VIO_2
g.z K
SDA_1 DIO I2C1 data DVDD18_VIO_2

CONN
CONN_WB_CTRL5 DIO WB control for CONN_RF DVDD18_VIO_2
an TE

gji IA

CONN_RSTB DIO Reset for CONN_RF DVDD18_VIO_3
CONN_SEN DIO SPI for CONN_RF DVDD18_VIO_3
lon ED
CONN_SCLK DIO SPI for CONN_RF DVDD18_VIO_3

CONN_SDATA DIO SPI for CONN_RF DVDD18_VIO_3
CONN_F2W_CLK DIO AUD_IN from CONN_RF DVDD18_VIO_3
CONN_F2W_DAT DIO AUD_IN from CONN_RF DVDD18_VIO_3
M
ABB
UL_Q_N AIO UMTS uplink for UMTSTX_QN AVDD18_MD
UL_Q_P AIO UMTS uplink for UMTSTX_QP AVDD18_MD
UL_I_P AIO UMTS uplink for UMTSTX_IP AVDD18_MD
UL_I_N AIO UMTS uplink for UMTSTX_IN AVDD18_MD
VBIAS AIO 3G PA analog control AVDD28_DAC

R

FO

LY
MT6572
Technical Brief
Confidential A
N
EO
US L
Automatic power control for
APC AIO AVDD28_DAC
modem
26MHz clock input for AP &
co IA
CLK26M AIO AVDD18_MD
modem
UMTS downlink for
DL_Q_P AIO AVDD18_MD
UMTSRX_QP
w. NT
UMTS downlink for
DL_Q_N AIO AVDD18_MD
UMTSRX_QN
UMTS downlink for
DL_I_N AIO AVDD18_MD
UMTSRX_IN
m
UMTS downlink for
DL_I_P AIO AVDD18_MD
bs E
UMTSRX_IP
Negative reference port for
REFN AIO AVDD18_AP
REFP nb FID AIO

internal circuit
Positive reference port for
internal circuit
AuxADC external input channel
AVDD18_AP
AUX_IN0 AIO AVDD18_AP

0
AuxADC external input channel
AUX_IN1 AIO AVDD18_AP
g@ ON
1
AuxADC channel for touch
AUX_IN2_XP AIO AVDD18_AP
screen TP_X+
AUX_IN3_YP AIO AVDD18_AP
screen TP_Y+
en C

AUX_IN4_XM AIO AVDD18_AP
screen TP_X-
AUX_IN5_YM AIO AVDD18_AP
screen TP_Y-
g.z K
MIPI
TDN2 AIO DSI0 lane2 N DVDD18_MIPITX
an TE
TDP2 AIO DSI0 lane2 P DVDD18_MIPITX

gji IA

TCN AIO DSI0 CK lane N DVDD18_MIPITX
TCP AIO DSI0 CK lane P DVDD18_MIPITX
lon ED
External resistor for DSI bias

VRT AO Connect 1.5K ohm 1% resistor DVDD18_MIPITX
to ground.
RDN1 AIO CSI0 lane1 N DVDD18_MIPIRX
RDP1 AIO CSI0 lane1 P DVDD18_MIPIRX
M
RDN0 AIO CSI0 lane0 N DVDD18_MIPIRX

RDP0 AIO CSI0 lane0 P DVDD18_MIPIRX
RCN AIO CSI0 CK lane N DVDD18_MIPIRX
RCP AIO CSI0 CK lane P DVDD18_MIPIRX
CSI1 lane1 N/Pixel data [7] from DVDD18_MIPIRX
RDN1_A AIO
sensor
R

FO

LY
MT6572
Technical Brief
Confidential A
N
EO
US L
CSI1 lane1 P/Pixel data [6] from DVDD18_MIPIRX
RDP1_A AIO
sensor
CSI1 lane0 N/Pixel data [5] from DVDD18_MIPIRX
co IA
RDN0_A AIO
sensor
CSI1 lane0 P/Pixel data [4] from DVDD18_MIPIRX
RDP0_A AIO
sensor
w. NT
CSI1 CK lane P/HREF from DVDD18_MIPIRX
RCN_A AIO
sensor
CSI1 CK lane P/VREF from DVDD18_MIPIRX
RCP_A AIO
sensor
m
USB
bs E
USB_DP AIO USB D+ differential data line AVDD33_USB
USB_DM AIO USB D- differential data line AVDD33_USB
CHD_DP
CHD_DM
nb FID AIO
AIO
BC1.1 Charger DP
BC1.1 Charger DM
USB output for bias current;
AVDD33_USB
AVDD33_USB
USB_VRT AO connect with 5.11K 1% Ohm to AVDD18_USB

GND
WBG
g@ ON
WB_RX_QN AIO RX_QN for WIFI/BT Rx AVDD18_WBG

WB_RX_QP AIO RX_QP for WIFI/BT Rx AVDD18_WBG
WB_RX_IP AIO RX_IN for WIFI/BT Rx AVDD18_WBG
WB_RX_IN AIO RX_IP for WIFI/BT Rx AVDD18_WBG
en C
WB_TX_QP AIO TX_QP for WIFI/BT Tx AVDD18_WBG

WB_TX_QN AIO TX_QN for WIFI/BT Tx AVDD18_WBG
WB_TX_IN AIO TX_IN for WIFI/BT Tx AVDD18_WBG
g.z K
WB_TX_IP AIO TX_IP for WIFI/BT Tx AVDD18_WBG

GPS_RXQN AIO RX_QN for GPS Rx AVDD18_WBG
an TE
GPS_RXQP AIO RX_QP for GPS Rx AVDD18_WBG

GPS_RXIP AIO RX_IN for GPS Rx AVDD18_WBG
GPS_RXIN AIO RX_IP for GPS Rx AVDD18_WBG
CONN_XO_IN AIO 26MHz clock input for WBG AVDD18_WBG
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Analog power
Analog power input 1.8V for
DVDD18_PLLGP P
PLL
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AVDD18_AP P
AuxADC, TSENSE
AVDD18_MD P
BBTX, BBRX
AVDD28_DAC P
APC
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DVDD18_MIPITX P Analog power for MIPI DSI

Analog power for MIPI CSI0 &
DVDD18_MIPIRX P
CSI1
AVDD33_USB P Analog power 3.3V for USB
AVDD18_USB P Analog power 1.8V for USB

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Analog power 1.8V for WBTX,
AVDD18_WBG P
WBRX, GPSRX
Digital power
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DVDD18_VIO_1 P Digital power input -
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Digital power input for 2.8V BPI
DVDD28_BPI P -
IO
VCCIO_EMI P Digital power input for EMI -
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DVDD18_MC0 P Digital power input for MSDC0 -
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Digital power input for MSDC1
DVDD33_MC1 P -
transmitter
DVDD33_LCD
DVDD18_LCD
nb FID P
P
Digital power input for LCD
control pins’ transmitter
Digital power input for LCD
control pins’ receiver
-
Digital power input for CAM

DVDD18_CAM P -
control pins
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VCCK P Digital power input for core -

Digital power input for
VCCK_CPU P -
processor
Analog ground
AVSS18_MD G
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DVSS18_MIPITX G
DVSS18_MIPIRX G
AVSS33_USB G
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GND_WBG G
Digital ground
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VSS G -
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2.2 Electrical Characteristic
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2.2.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings
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Table 4. Absolute maximum ratings for power supply
Symbol or pin
Description Min. Max. Unit
name
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DVDD18_PLLGP Analog power input 1.8V for PLL 1.7 1.9 V
AVDD18_AP Analog power input 1.8V for AuxADC, TSENSE 1.7 1.9 V
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AVDD18_MD Analog power input 1.8V for BBTX, BBRX 1.7 1.9 V
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AVDD28_DAC Analog power input 2.8V for APC 2.66 2.94 V
DVDD18_MIPITX Analog power for MIPI DSI 1.7 1.9 V
DVDD18_MIPIRX
AVDD33_USB
AVDD18_USB
nb FID Analog power for MIPI CSI0 & CSI1
Analog power 3.3V for USB
Analog power 1.8V for USB
1.7
3.135
1.7
1.9
3.465
1.9
V
V
V
DVDD18_VIO_1
DVDD18_VIO_2 Digital power input for 1.8V IO 1.62 1.98 V
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DVDD18_VIO_3
DVDD28_BPI Digital power input for BPI 1.7 3.6 V
DVDD18_MC0 Digital power input for MSDC0 1.62 1.98 V
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DVDD3_MC1 Digital power input for MSDC1 1.7 3.6 V

DVDD3_LCD Digital power input for LCD control pins’ transmitter 1.7 3.6 V
DVDD18_LCD Digital power input for LCD control pins’ receiver 1.62 1.98 V
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DVDD18_CAM Digital power input for CAM control pins 1.62 1.98 V
VCCIO_EMI Digital power input for EMI 1.08 1.98 V
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VCCK Digital power input for core 0.95 1.15 V

VCCK_CPU Digital power input for processor 0.77 1.26 V
Warning: Stressing the device beyond the absolute maximum ratings may cause permanent damage.
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These are stress ratings only.

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2.2.2 Recommended Operating Conditions

Table 5. Recommended operating conditions for power supply
Symbol or pin
Description Min. Typ. Max. Unit
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name
DVDD18_PLLGP Analog power input 1.8V for PLL 1.7 1.8 1.89 V
Analog power input 1.8V for AuxADC,
AVDD18_AP 1.71 1.8 1.89 V
TSENSE
AVDD18_MD Analog power input 1.8V for BBTX, BBRX 1.71 1.8 1.89 V

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Symbol or pin
Description Min. Typ. Max. Unit
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name
AVDD28_DAC Analog power input 2.8V for APC 2.66 2.8 2.94 V
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DVDD18_MIPITX Analog power for MIPI DSI 1.71 1.8 1.89 V
DVDD18_MIPIRX Analog power for MIPI CSI0 & CSI1 1.71 1.8 1.89 V
AVDD33_USB Analog power 3.3V for USB 3.135 3.3 3.465 V
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AVDD18_USB Analog power 1.8V for USB 1.71 1.8 1.89 V
1.7 1.8 1.95
DVDD28_BPI Digital power input for BPI V
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2.7 3.3 3.6
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DVDD18_VIO1
DVDD18_VIO2 Digital power input for 1.8V IO 1.62 1.8 1.98 V
DVDD18_VIO3
DVDD18_MC0 nb FID Digital power input for MSDC0 1.62
1.7
1.8
1.8
1.98
1.95
V
DVDD3_MC1 Digital power input for MSDC1 V

2.7 3.3 3.6
1.7 1.8 1.95
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DVDD3_LCD Digital power input for LCD control pins V

2.7 3.3 3.6
DVDD18_LCD Digital power input for LCD control pins 1.62 1.8 1.98 V
DVDD18_CAM Digital power input for CAM control pins 1.62 1.8 1.98 V
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Digital power input for EMI (LPDDR1) 1.7 1.8 1.9

Digital power input for EMI (LPDDR2/3) 1.08 1.2 1.32
VCCIO_EMI V
Digital power input for EMI (LVDDR3) 1.215 1.35 1.485
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Digital power input for EMI (DDR3) 1.35 1.5 1.65

VCCK Digital power input for core 0.85 1.15 1.20 V
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VCCK_CPU Digital power input for processor 0.85 1.15 1.20 V
2.2.3 Storage Condition

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1. Shelf life in sealed bag: 12 months at < 40°C and < 90% relative humidity (RH).
2. After bag opened, devices subjected to infrared reflow, vapor-phase reflow or equivalent
processing must be:
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 Mounted within 168 hours at factory conditions of 30°C/60% RH, or

 Stored at 20% RH.
3. Devices require baking before mounting, if:
 192 hours at 40°C +5°C/-0°C and < 5% RH for low temperature device containers, or
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 24 hours at 125°C +5°C/-0°C for high temperature device containers.

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2.3 EMI Timing Diagram
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2.3.1 Introduction
The measurement point for all signals follows definition in JEDEC DRAM standard. Timing symbols in
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this section are matched with the JEDEC DRAM standard. This section describes the timing
characteristics when LPDDR/LPDDR2/LPDDR2/PCDDR3 SDRAM are used.
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2.3.2 EMI Clock
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nb FID Figure 4. EMI clock EDCLKx and EDCLKx_B
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Figure 5. Differential signals of EMI clock

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Table 6. EMI clock timing parameters

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Symbol Parameter Min. Max. Unit

tCK Clock cycle time TBD TBD ns
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tCH Clock high-level width 0.45 0.55 tCK

tCL Clock low-level width 0.45 0.55 tCK
VIX Differential clock crosspoint voltage TBD TBD V
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2.3.3 EMI Read and Write Timing

2.3.3.1 Read and Write Timing of LPDDR1
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Figure 6. EMI LPDDR1 write timing
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Figure 7 . EMI LPDDR1 Read timing
nb FID Table 7. EMI LPDDR1 timing parameters

tIS Address and control setup input setup time TBD TBD ns
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tIH Address and control input hold time TBD TBD ns

tIPW Address and control input pulse width TBD TBD ns
Timing of read cycle
tRPRE Write preamble TBD TBD tCK
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tRPST Write postamble TBD TBD tCK

tDQSQ DQS-DQ skew TBD TBD ns
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tDV DQ/DQS valid window TBD TBD ns

Timing of write cycle
st
Write command to the 1 DQS latching
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tDQSS TBD TBD tCK

transition
tWPST Write postamble TBD TBD tCK
tDS DQ and DQM setup time TBD TBD ns
tDH DQ and DQM hold time TBD TBD ns
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tDIPW DQ and DQM pulse width TBD TBD ns

tDQSH DQS high-level width TBD TBD tCK
tDQSL DQS low-level width TBD TBD tCK
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tDQSCK DQS access time from CK/CK_B TBD TBD ns

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Figure 8. EMI LPDDR2 write timing
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Figure 9. EMI LPDDR2 read timing

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Table 8. EMI LPDDR2 timing parameters

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tIS Address and control setup input setup time TBD TBD ns
tIH Address and control input hold time TBD TBD ns
tIPW Address and control input pulse width TBD TBD ns
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Timing of read cycle

tRPRE Write preamble TBD TBD tCK
tRPST Write postamble TBD TBD tCK
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tDQSQ DQS-DQ skew TBD TBD ns

tDV DQ/DQS valid window TBD TBD ns
Timing of write cycle
st
Write command to the 1 DQS latching
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tDQSS TBD TBD tCK

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tWPST Write postamble TBD TBD tCK
tDS DQ and DQM setup time TBD TBD ns
tDH DQ and DQM hold time TBD TBD ns
tDIPW DQ and DQM pulse width TBD TBD ns

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tDQSH DQS high-level width TBD TBD tCK
tDQSL DQS low-level width TBD TBD tCK
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tDQSCK DQS access time from CK/CK_B TBD TBD ns
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TBD
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2.3.3.4 Read and Write Timing of PCDDR3
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TBD
nb FID
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2.4 System Configuration
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2.4.1 Mode Selection
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Table 9 Mode selection
Pin name Description

00: Use pin map for LPDDR1
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[0] PMIC_SPI_CSN
01: Use pin map for LPDDR2
[1] AUD_DAT_MOSI
1x: Use pin map for PCDDR3
0: Force USB download mode in bootrom
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KCOL0
1: NA (default)
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0: Boot from eMMC/NAND (default)
BPI_BUS4
1: Boot from SD/SPI-NAND
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[0] SIM1_SCK
[1] SIM2_SCK
00: No dedicate JTAG
01: Use KP pin for S-JTAG
10: Use MC1 pins for legacy JTAG
11: Use CM pins for legacy JTAG
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2.4.2 Constant Tie Pins

Table 10 Constant tied pins
Pin name Description

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TESTMODE Test mode (tied to GND)

FSOURCE EFUSE burning (tied to GND)
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2.5 Power-on Sequence
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The power-on/off sequence with XTAL is shown in the following figure:
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VBAT
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DDLO
UVLO
m
PWRKEY
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De-bounce
time = 50ms
BBWAKEUP
nb FID
VCORE
VSYS
VIO18/VEMC_3V3
VA28/VIO28
4ms
2ms
2ms
2ms
2ms
2ms
2ms
VM
2ms
VUSB_3V3
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2ms
VMC/VMCH
2ms
VTCXO
20ms 2ms
RESETB
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Note that the above figure only shows one power-on/off condition with XTAL. The external PMIC for
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application processor handles the power ON and OFF of the handset. The following three different
methods switch on the handset (when VBAT ≥ 3.2V):
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1. Pulling PWRKEY low (The user presses PWRKEY.)
2. Pulling BBWAKEUP high

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3. Valid charger plug-in

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Pulling PWRKEY low is a normal way to turn on the handset, which turns on regulators as long as the
PWRKEY is kept low. PMIC outputs reset signal RESETB to application processor SYSRSTB input.
After SYSRSTB is de-asserted, the microprocessor starts and pulls BBWAKEUP high. After that
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PWRKEY can be released. Pulling BBWAKEUP high will also turn on the handset. This is the case
when the alarm in the RTC expires.
Besides, applying a valid external supply on CHRIN will also turn on the handset. However, if the
battery is in the UV state (VBAT < 3.2V), the handset cannot be turned on in any way.

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The UVLO function in PMIC prevents system startup when the initial voltage of the main battery is
below the 3.2V threshold. When the battery voltage is bigger than 3.2V, the UVLO comparator
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switches and threshold are reduced to 2.9V, which allows the handset to start smoothly unless the
battery decays to 2.9V and below.
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Once PMIC enters the UVLO state, it draws very low quiescent current. The VRTC LDO will still be
active until the DDLO disables it.
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VBAT
nb FID
DDLO
UVLO
g@ ON
PWRKEY
De-bounce
time = 50ms
BBWAKEUP
4ms
VCORE
2ms 2ms
VSYS
2ms 2ms
VIO18/VEMC_3V3
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2ms
VA28/VIO28
2ms
VM
2ms
VUSB_3V3
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2ms
VMC/VMCH
VTCXO
20ms 2ms
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RESETB
Figure 11. Power on/off sequence without XTAL

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The figure above shows the power-on/off sequence without XTAL. VTCXO is always turned on when
VBAT is above the DDLO threshold.
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2.6 Analog Baseband
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To communicate with analog blocks, a common control interface for all analog blocks is implemented.
In addition, there are some dedicated interfaces for data transfer. The common control interface
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translates the APB bus write and read cycle for specific addresses related to analog front-end control.
During the writing or reading of any of these control registers, there is a latency associated with the
transfer of data to or from the analog front-end. Dedicated data interface of each analog block is
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implemented in the corresponding digital block. An analog block includes the following analog
functions for the complete GSM/GPRS/WCDMA base-band signal processing:
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 Base-band Rx: For I/Q channels base-band A/D conversion
 Base-band Tx: For I/Q channels base-band D/A conversion and smoothing

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filtering.
RF control: Two DACs for automatic power control (APC) are included. Their
outputs are provided to the external RF power amplifier respectively, according to
the system dual-talk configuration. One more DAC for voltage bias control (VBIAS)
is included for the WCDMA system, and the output is provided to the external RF
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power amplifier.
 Auxiliary ADC: Provides an ADC for the battery and other auxiliary analog
functions monitoring.
 Clock generation: Includes two clock-squarers for shaping the dual-talk system
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clock and 14 PLLs providing clock signals to base-band TRx, DSP, MCUUSB,
MSDC, LVDS and HDMI units.
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The analog blocks include the following analog functions for complete GSM/GPRS/WCDMA
base-band signal processing:
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 BBRX
 BBTX
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 APC-DAC
 VBIAS-DAC
 AUXADC
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 Phase locked loop
2.6.1 BBRX
2.6.1.1 Block Descriptions
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The receiver (Rx) performs baseband I/Q channels downlink analog-to-digital conversion:
1. Analog input multiplexer: For each channel, a 2-input multiplexer is included.

2. A/D converter: 2 high performance sigma-delta ADCs perform I/Q digitization for
further digital signal processing.
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Thermometer 2's complement
(fS) (fS) Main path
DL_I_P1
nb FID ΔΣ
MUX
DL_I_N1
Encoder DOUT_I1[3:0]
VCM1 Modulator
VCM1
CKOUT_208M_IQ1
INT_SEL_VIN_IQ1
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DL_Q_P1
ΔΣ
MUX
DL_Q_N1
Encoder DOUT_Q1[3:0]
VCM1 Modulator
VCM1
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Figure 12. Block diagram of BBRX-ADC

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2.6.1.2 Function Specifications

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See the table below for the function specifications of the base-band downlink receiver.
Table 11. Baseband downlink specifications

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Symbol Parameter Min. Typ. Max. Unit

VIN Differential analog input voltage (peak-to-peak) 2.4 V
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ICM Common mode input current magnitude 1 uA

VCM Common mode input voltage 0.65 0.7 0.75 V
Input clock frequency
FC
Clock rate (SC mode & GSM mode) 208 MHz
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Input clock duty cycle 49.5 50 50.5 %

Input clock period jitter, SC mode & GSM mode 0.61 % (rms)
Differential input resistance
RIN
SC mode & GSM mode 11.2 16 20.8 kΩ
FS Output sampling rate 208 MSPS
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VOS Differential input referred offset 10 mV
Signal to in-band noise
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SC mode, 2.4Vpp (2.7MHz) sinewave, 1kHz ~
2.1MHz band
72 75 dB
SIN GSM mode: 2.4Vpp(570kHz) sinewave, 70kHz ~
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270kHz band
84 87 dB
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DVDD18 Digital power supply 1.7 1.8 1.9 V
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AVDD18 Analog power supply 1.7 1.8 1.9 V
T Operating temperature −20
nb FID
Current consumption (per channel)
 Power-up
80
3
°C
mA
 Power-down 1 uA
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2.6.2 BBTX
st
BBTX includes two channel DACs with the 1 order low pass filter. The DACs are PMOS
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current-steering topology with NMOS constant sinking current, and the active RC filter performs
current to voltage buffer.
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The bitwidth of DACs is 10-bit which is encoded into 7 bits of thermometer code and 7 binary code by
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mixedsys hardware. The encoded bits are timing synchronized by D-type flip-flop which is toggled by
the analog local clock. The MD-PLL delivers 832MHz differential clock to BBTX. A clock divider
translates the 832MHz to 416MHz for DACs and AFIFO inside mixedsys.
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The IO power, DVDD18_MD is regulated to a voltage around 1.55V to supply analog component. The
required bias currents are generated by BBRX.
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nb FID
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Table 12. Baseband uplink transmitter specifications

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Vocm DC output common mode voltage 0.615 0.65 0.685 V

HF leakage current @ supply,
IK 3.5 uA
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Irms @416*2 = 832MHz

Vfs DAC output swing 2100 mV
N DAC resolution 10.0 bit
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Fs Sampling clock 416 MHz

Imis 1-sgma DAC unit cell mismatch 1 %
Gmis 3-sigma I/Q gain mismatch -0.2 0.2 dB
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Vos_T 3-sigma output differential DC offset over temp. 4 mV

Vos 3-sigma output differential DC offset 10 mV
F3dB 3dB corner freq. 20 25 30 MHz
SLPF LPF selectivity @832MHz 28 dB
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NOOB Output noise level @45MHz 15.1 30.1. nVrms/sqrt(Hz)

CN Signal to noise ratio@45MHz -146 -140 dBc/Hz
In-band two-tone test swing V1=V2=290/sqrt(2)
IM3 -60 -56 dBc
mV
T Operating temperature -20 80 °C
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Current consumption
 Power-up 4.1 mA
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 Power-down 10 uA
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2.6.3 APC-DAC
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See the figure below. APC-DAC is designed to produce a single-ended output signal at the APC pin.
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nb FID
RG_APCBUF_TRIM[3:0]
APC_EN
VBG
(from bandgap) Reference buffer
& bias gen.
APC_BUS[9:0] PAD_APC
10- bit DFF Output
APC_RSTB R-string DAC core PA
APC_TG Buffer
g@ ON
RG_APC_TGSEL
APC-DAC
Figure 13. Block diagram of APC-DAC

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See the table below for the function specifications of APC-DAC.
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Table 13. APC-DAC specifications

N Resolution 10 Bit
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FS Clock rate 1.0833 2.1666 MS/s

SNDR Signal-to-noise-and-distortion ratio 50
dB
(10kHz sine wave with 1.0V swing)
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TS Settling time (99% full-swing settling) 5 us

VO,max Maximum output AVDD  0.2 V
CL Output loading capacitance 1,000 2,200 pF
1.0
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DNL Differential nonlinearity (code 30 ~ 970) LSB

INL Integral nonlinearity (code 30 ~ 970) 2.0 LSB
DVDD Digital power supply 0.9 1.0 1.1 V
AVDD Analog power supply 2.6 2.8 3.0 V
T Operating temperature 20 85 C

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ION Current consumption (power-on state) 300 uA
IOFF Current consumption (power-down state) 1 uA
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2.6.4 VBIAS-DAC
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VBG
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RG_VBIASBUF_TRIM[3:0] (from bandgap) Reference buffer
VBIAS_EN
& bias gen.
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VBIAS_BUS[9:0] PAD_VBIAS
10- bit DFF Output
nb FID
VBIAS_RSTB
VBIAS_TG
RG_VBIAS_TGSEL
R-string DAC core
VBIAS-DAC
Buffer
PA
Figure 14. Block diagram of VBIAS-DAC

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The functional specifications of the VBIAS-DAC are listed in the following table.
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Table 14. VBIAS-DAC specifications

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N Resolution 10 Bit
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FS Clock rate 1.0833 2.1666 MS/s

SNDR Signal-to-noise-and-distortion ratio
50 dB
(10KHz sine wave with 1.0V swing)
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TS Settling time (99% full-swing settling) 5 us

VO,max Maximum output AVDD  0.2 V
CL Output loading capacitance 1000 pF
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DNL Differential nonlinearity (code 20 ~ 970) 1.0 LSB

INL Integral nonlinearity (code 20 ~ 970) 2.0 LSB
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T Operating temperature 20 85 C
ION Current consumption (power-on state) 300 uA
IOFF Current consumption (power-down state) 1 uA

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2.6.5 AUXADC
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The auxiliary ADC measures ADC and is the resistive touch panel controller. The auxiliary ADC
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includes the following functional blocks:
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1. Analog multiplexer: Selects signal from one of the auxiliary input channels. There are 16 input
channels of AUXADC. Some are for internal voltage measuring and some for external voltage
measuring. Environmental messages to be monitored, e.g. temperature, should be transferred to
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the voltage domain.
2. 12-bit A/D converter: Converts the multiplexed input signal to 12-bit digital data.
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nb FID
The touch screen controller drives the external touch panel via Pads XP, XM, YP and YM, and
AUXADC as a voltage meter, obtains the X/Y-position of the touched point on the external touch
screen. The touch screen interface contains 3 main blocks, which are touch screen pads control logic,
ADC interface logic and interrupt generation logic. The touch screen interface supports 2 conversion
modes, separate X/Y position conversion mode and auto (sequential) X/Y position conversion mode.
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Figure 15. Block diagram of AUXADC

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Table 15. Definitions of AUXADC channels
AUXADC channel ID Description

Channel 0 External use (AUX_IN0)
Channel 1 External use (AUX_IN1)
Channel 2 NA
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AUXADC channel ID Description
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Channel 3 NA
Channel 4 Optional external use (AUX_IN4)
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Channel 5 NA
Channel 6 NA
Channel 7 NA
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Channel 8 NA
Channel 9 NA
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Channel 10 NA
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Channel 11 NA
Channel 12 XM (touch panel)
nb FID Channel 13
Channel 14
XP (touch panel)
YP (touch panel)
Channel 15 YM (touch panel)
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See the table below for the function specifications of auxiliary ADC.
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Table 16. AUXADC specifications

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N Resolution 12 Bit
FC Clock rate 4 MHz
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FS Sampling rate @ N-Bit 4/(N+4) MSPS

Input swing 0 AVDD V
Input capacitance
gji IA
CIN Unselected channel 50 fF

Selected channel 4 pF
Input resistance
RIN
lon ED
Unselected channel 400 MΩ

Clock latency N+4 1/FC
DNL Differential nonlinearity +1.0/-1.0 LSB
INL Integral nonlinearity +1.0/-1.0 LSB
M
OE Offset error +/- 5 mV

FSE Full swing error +/- 5 mV
Signal to noise and distortion ratio (10kHz full
SINAD 62 68 dB
swing input & 1.0833MHz clock rate)
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Current consumption
 Power-up 250 uA
 Power-down 1 uA
w. NT
Ztp Supports touch panel impedance 200 2K Ω
m
2.6.6 Clock Squarer
bs E
nb FID
For most VCXO, the output clock waveform is sinusoidal with too small amplitude (about several
hundred mV) to make MT6589 digital circuits function well. Clock squarer is designed to convert such
a small signal to a rail-to-rail clock signal with excellent duty-cycle.
g@ ON

See the table below for the function specifications of clock squarer.
en C
Table 17. Clock squarer 1 & 2 specifications

g.z K
Fin Input clock frequency 13 26 MHz

Fout Output clock frequency 13 26 MHz
an TE
Vin Input signal amplitude 350 500 1,000 mVpp

DcycIN Input signal duty cycle 50 %
DcycOUT Output signal duty cycle DcycIN-5 DcycIN+5 %
gji IA
TR Rise time on pin CLKSQOUT 5 ns/pF

TF Fall time on pin CLKSQOUT 5 ns/pF
lon ED

T Operating temperature -20 80
Current consumption 500 uA
M
2.6.7 Phase Locked Loop

There are total 10 PLLs in PLL macro, providing several clocks for CPU, BUS, modem, analog modem,
GPU, Wi-Fi, BlueTooth and GPS. The usage of each PLL is listed below:

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See the table below for the function specifications of PLL.
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Table 19. ARMPLL specifications

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Fin Input clock frequency 26 MHz

Fout Output clock frequency 754 1,508 MHz
Settling time 20 us
Output clock duty cycle 47 50 53 %
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Current consumption 1.2 mA
Power-down current consumption 1 uA
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Table 20. MAINPLL specifications
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Fout Output clock frequency 500 806 884 MHz
bs E
Settling time 20 us
DVDD
nb FID
Output clock jitter (period jitter)
Digital power supply 0.95
60
1.05 1.15
ps
V
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Table 21. UNIVPLL specifications

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Fout Output clock frequency N/A 624 N/A MHz

Settling time 20 us
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Table 22. MDPLL specifications

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Settling time 20 w/o Calib us

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Table 23. WPLL specifications
Fin
Symbol
nb FID
Parameter Min. Typ.
26
Max. Unit
MHz
Fout Output clock frequency N/A 245.76 N/A MHz
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Settling time 20 us
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Table 24. WHPLL specifications

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Fout Output clock frequency N/A 250.25 N/A MHz
Settling time 20 us
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Fout Output clock frequency 481 MHz
Settling time 20 us
w. NT
m
bs E
nb FID
Current consumption
Power-down current consumption
2
1
mA
uA
Below table shows the function specifications of the CONN_PLL.

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Table 26. BTPLL specifications

en C

20 w/o Calib us
g.z K
Settling time
150 w/I Calib
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-80@10kHz.
-87@100kHz
PN -87@400kHz dBc/(Hz)^0.5
-87@1MHz
gji IA
-107@10MHz
-46@2M
-40@26M
lon ED
Spur 416MHz spur -40@52M dBc

-40@78M
<-46@others
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Current consumption 1 mA

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20 w/o Calib
Settling time us
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150 w/I Calib
-80@10kHz.
m
-87@100kHz
bs E
PN -87@400kHz dBc/(Hz)^0.5
-87@1MHz
nb FID -107@10MHz
-46@2M
-40@26M
-40@32M
Spur 960MHz spur dBc
-46@64M
g@ ON
-46@96M
<-52@others
en C

Current consumption 2 mA
g.z K
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2.6.8 Temperature Sensor
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In order to monitor the temperature of CPUs, several temperature sensors are provided. The
co IA
temperature sensor is made of substrate BJT in the CMOS process. The voltage output of temperature
sensor is measured by AUXADC.
w. NT
m
See the table below for the function specifications of temperature sensor.
bs E
Symbol
nb FID Table 28. Temperature sensor specifications
Parameter Min. Typ. Max. Unit

Resolution 0.15 °C
Temperature range 0 85 °C
g@ ON
Accuracy -5 5 °C
Active current 300 uA
Quiescent current 3 uA
en C
2.6.9 Connectivity ABB

The analog blocks include the following analog functions for complete connectivity analog base-band
g.z K
signal processing:
an TE
 WBRX, Wi-Fi and BT receiver analog based-band

 WBTX, Wi-Fi and BT transmitter analog based-band
 GPSRX, GPS receiver analog based-band
gji IA
For the Wi-Fi and BT in ISM-band, there is only one ISM can be used at the same time. Use TDD
(Time-Division-Duplex) to dynamically switch between Wi-Fi and BT mode.
lon ED
2.6.9.1 Wi-Fi/BT RX
The Wi-Fi/BT receiver (Rx) performs connectivity baseband I/Q channels analog-to-digital conversion:
M
 Analog input buffer: Deliver driving capability.

 A/D converter: I/Q channels of ADCs perform I/Q digitization for further digital
signal processing.
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Figure 16. Wi-Fi/BT receiver analog based-band
bs E
2.6.9.2 nb FID
WB RX Function Specifications
See the table below for the function specifications of the Wi-Fi/BT base-band receiver.
g@ ON
Table 29. Wi -Fi/BT receiver specifications

VIN Differential analog input voltage (peak-to-peak) 950 mV
en C

FS Clock rate (WiFi-mode) 80 MHz
g.z K
Clock rate (BT-mode) 32 MHz

Differential input resistance
kΩ
an TE
RIN WiFi-mode 3.5 5 6.5

BT-mode 14 20 26 kΩ
Dynamic range
gji IA
WF:Sig=20M@-10dBF
BW=+-20M@fs=80M
WF:53
DR BT:Sig=1M@-10dBF dB
BT:69
lon ED
BW=+1M@fs=32M
GPS:Sig=4M@-10dBF
BW=+-8M@fs=16M
M
T Operating temperature −20 80 °C

 WF mode 2.2
mA
 BT mode 5.8
 Power down 0.001

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2.6.9.3 Wi -Fi/BT TX
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Figure 17. Wi -Fi/BT transmitter analog based-band
bs E
2.6.9.4
nb FID
WB TX Function Specifications
See the table below for the function specifications of the Wi -Fi/BT base-band transmitter.
Table 30. Wi-Fi/BT transmitter specifications

g@ ON

VIN Differential analog input voltage (peak-to-peak) 2 V
en C

FS Clock rate (WiFi-mode) 480 MHz
Clock rate (BT-mode) 64 MHz
g.z K
LPF bandwidth
BW WiFi-mode 55
an TE
MHz
BT-mode 12
IM3
gji IA
WiFi-mode
WF:60
IM3 38M@-11dBm+40M@-11dBm dB
BT:34
BT-mode
lon ED
0.5M@4dBm+0.6M@4dBm
A-die
10p//1.3k F//ohm
loading
M

WF mode 8.7
mA
BT mode 3.4
Power down 0.001

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2.6.9.5 GPS RX
The GPS receiver (Rx) performs connectivity baseband I/Q channels analog-to-digital conversion:
co IA
 Analog input buffer: Deliver driving capability.
w. NT
 A/D converter: I/Q channels of ADCs perform I/Q digitization for further digital
signal processing.
m
bs E
nb FID
g@ ON
Figure 18. GPS receiver analog based-band

en C
2.6.9.6 GPS Function Specifications

See the table below for the function specifications of the GPS base-band receiver. There are two
modes for GPS; one is 16MHz, and the other is 64MHz sampling clock.
g.z K
an TE
Table 31 . GPS receiver specifications

VIN Differential analog input voltage (peak-to-peak) 950 mV
gji IA

16
FS Input clock frequency MHz
64
lon ED
RIN Differential input resistance 14 20 26 kΩ

Dynamic range
M
DR GPS:Sig=4M@-10dBF 52 dB
BW=+-8M@fs=16M

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 Power on-16MHz mode 1.8 mA
 Power down 0.001
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nb FID
g@ ON
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g.z K
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2.7 Package Information
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2.7.1 Package Outlines
co IA
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m
bs E
nb FID
g@ ON
en C
g.z K
an TE
Figure 19 Outlines and dimensions of TFBGA 10.6mm*10.6mm, 428-ball, 0.4mm pitch package
2.7.2 Thermal Operating Specifications

gji IA
Table 32 Thermal operating specifications
Symbol Description Value Unit Note

lon ED
Maximum
operating junction 125 °C
temperature
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Package thermal
resistances in °C/Watt
nature convection

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The chip is provided in a lead-free package and meets RoHS requirements.
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bs E
nb FID
g@ ON
en C
g.z K
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2.8 Ordering Information
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2.8.1 Top Marking Definition
co IA
MTXXXXXX Part No.
w. NT
%: W : WCDMA
T : TD-SCDMA
E : Edge
MT6572 %A DDDD: Date Code
m
DDDD - #### ####: Subcontractor Code
LLLLL: Die Lot No.
bs E
LLLLL
S: Special Code
nb FID Figure 20. Top mark of MT6572

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Application Processor Technical

Release date: 2013-01-02

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Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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2.4 System Configuration ........................................................................................................... 40

2.8 Ordering Information ............................................................................................................. 64

Lists of Tables and Figures

Table 1. Pin coordinate (use LPDDR1) ................................................................................................. 16

Table 3. Detailed pin description (use LPDDR1) .................................................................................. 24

Table 6. EMI clock timing parameters ................................................................................................... 36

Table 10 Constant tied pins ................................................................................................................... 40

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Figure 1. Block diagram of MT6572 ...................................................................................................... 14

Figure 2. Ball map view for LPDDR1 .................................................................................................... 15

Figure 5. Differential signals of EMI clock ............................................................................................. 36

Figure 7 . EMI LPDDR1 Read timing .................................................................................................... 37

Figure 11. Power on/off sequence without XTAL .................................................................................. 42

Figure 14. Block diagram of VBIAS-DAC .............................................................................................. 48

Figure 18. GPS receiver analog based-band........................................................................................ 60

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and connectivity peripherals are included to coexistence algorithms and hardware

The application processor, a Dual-core ARM®

power necessary to support the latest OpenOS

web browsing, email, GPS navigation and

2D and 3D graphics acceleration. The

services such as streaming audio and video, a

FR, HR, EFR, AMR FR, AMR HR and

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 Programmable slew rate for

NAND bootable, iNAND2® and

sensor, LCM or FM receiver

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 GSM quad vocoders for adaptive

 Circuit-switched voice and data,

 TD-HSUPA: 2.2Mbps UL (Cat.6)

 Radio interface and baseband

ADC converts the downlink