
32 Signal and Power-Up Requirements Chapter 7
AMD Duron™ Processor Data Sheet 23802E—September 2000
Preliminary Information
Figure 10. Signal Relationship Requirements during Power-Up Sequence
Required Sequence. Many Southbridges (peripheral controllers)
assert RESET# and NB_RESET# (for example, PCIRST#) as
soon as possible after receiving power. The system clock
generator produces a clock soon after it has valid power (see the
specific system clock data sheets for more information).
Typically, they generate the system clocks 3ms
after receiving a
valid power level (that is, 3.3V) from the motherboard. In
addition, the motherboard must pull the open-drain system
clocks (SYSCLK/SYSCLK#) to VCC_CORE. Because the AMD
ATX Power Supply Specification requires 3.3V to be valid prior
to VCC_CORE, the motherboard must assert PWROK only after
a valid system clock is generated. To accommodate a variety of
system parameters, it is recommended that PWROK should
assert only after at least 3ms past a valid VCC_CORE (a valid
system clock).
When PWROK is asserted, the processor PLL turns on and
begins to lock. After a specified period to ensure the PLL has
locked, the reset signals can be deasserted.
3.3V Supply
VCCA (2.5V)
(for PLL)
RESET#
1.6V Supply
(Processor Core)
NB_RESET#
PWROK
System Clock
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