devices are based on the enhanced OMAP 3
architecture.
The OMAP 3 architecture is designed to provide best-in-class video, image, and graphics
processing sufficient to support the following:
- Streaming video
- Video conferencing
- High-resolution still image
The device supports high-level operating systems (HLOSs), such as:
- Linux®
- Windows® CE
- Android™
This OMAP device includes state-of-the-art power-management techniques required for
high-performance mobile products.
The following subsystems are part of the device:
- Microprocessor unit (MPU) subsystem based on the ARM Cortex-A8
microprocessor
- PowerVR SGX subsystem for 3D graphics acceleration to support display
(OMAP35 device
only)
- Camera image signal processor (ISP) that supports multiple formats and
interfacing options connected to a wide variety of image sensors
- Display subsystem with a wide variety of features for multiple concurrent image
manipulation, and a programmable interface supporting a wide variety of displays. The display
subsystem also supports NTSC and PAL video out.
- Level 3 (L3) and level 4 (L4) interconnects that provide high-bandwidth data
transfers for multiple initiators to the internal and external memory controllers and to on-chip
peripherals
The device also offers:
- A comprehensive power- and clock-management scheme that enables high-performance,
low-power operation, and ultralow-power standby features. The device also supports SmartReflex
adaptative voltage control. This power-management technique for automatic control of the operating
voltage of a module reduces the active power consumption.
- Memory-stacking feature using the package-on-package (POP) implementation (CBB
and CBC packages only)
OMAP35 devices are available in a 515-pin s-PBGA package (CBB suffix), 515-pin s-PBGA
package (CBC suffix), and a 423-pin s-PBGA package (CUS suffix). Some features of the CBB and CBC
packages are not available in the CUS package. (See Table 1-1 for package differences).
This data manual presents the electrical and mechanical specifications for the
OMAP35 applications processors. The information in this data manual applies to both the
commercial and extended temperature versions of the OMAP35 applications processors unless
otherwise indicated. This data manual consists of the following sections:
- Section 2: Terminal Description: assignment, electrical characteristics, multiplexing, and functional description
- Section 3: Electrical Characteristics: power domains, operating conditions, power consumption, and DC characteristics
- Section 4: Clock Specifications input and output clocks, DPLL and DLL
- Section 5: Video Dac Specifications
- Section 6: Timing Requirements and Switching Characteristics
- Section 7: Package Characteristics: thermal characteristics, device nomenclature, and mechanical data for available packaging
devices are based on the enhanced OMAP 3
architecture.
The OMAP 3 architecture is designed to provide best-in-class video, image, and graphics
processing sufficient to support the following:
- Streaming video
- Video conferencing
- High-resolution still image
The device supports high-level operating systems (HLOSs), such as:
- Linux®
- Windows® CE
- Android™
This OMAP device includes state-of-the-art power-management techniques required for
high-performance mobile products.
The following subsystems are part of the device:
- Microprocessor unit (MPU) subsystem based on the ARM Cortex-A8
microprocessor
- PowerVR SGX subsystem for 3D graphics acceleration to support display
(OMAP35 device
only)
- Camera image signal processor (ISP) that supports multiple formats and
interfacing options connected to a wide variety of image sensors
- Display subsystem with a wide variety of features for multiple concurrent image
manipulation, and a programmable interface supporting a wide variety of displays. The display
subsystem also supports NTSC and PAL video out.
- Level 3 (L3) and level 4 (L4) interconnects that provide high-bandwidth data
transfers for multiple initiators to the internal and external memory controllers and to on-chip
peripherals
The device also offers:
- A comprehensive power- and clock-management scheme that enables high-performance,
low-power operation, and ultralow-power standby features. The device also supports SmartReflex
adaptative voltage control. This power-management technique for automatic control of the operating
voltage of a module reduces the active power consumption.
- Memory-stacking feature using the package-on-package (POP) implementation (CBB
and CBC packages only)
OMAP35 devices are available in a 515-pin s-PBGA package (CBB suffix), 515-pin s-PBGA
package (CBC suffix), and a 423-pin s-PBGA package (CUS suffix). Some features of the CBB and CBC
packages are not available in the CUS package. (See Table 1-1 for package differences).
This data manual presents the electrical and mechanical specifications for the
OMAP35 applications processors. The information in this data manual applies to both the
commercial and extended temperature versions of the OMAP35 applications processors unless
otherwise indicated. This data manual consists of the following sections:
- Section 2: Terminal Description: assignment, electrical characteristics, multiplexing, and functional description
- Section 3: Electrical Characteristics: power domains, operating conditions, power consumption, and DC characteristics
- Section 4: Clock Specifications input and output clocks, DPLL and DLL
- Section 5: Video Dac Specifications
- Section 6: Timing Requirements and Switching Characteristics
- Section 7: Package Characteristics: thermal characteristics, device nomenclature, and mechanical data for available packaging