# Pin definitions
Source: [https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html)
This topic explains the pin assignments of the QRB2210 chipsets. The figure and table within this topic provide details on pinouts, pad attributes, and their corresponding definitions.
## I/O parameter definitions
Source: [https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html)
| **Symbol** | **Description** |
| --- | --- |
| ***Pad attribute*** | ***Pad attribute*** |
| AI | Analog input (does not include pad circuitry) |
| AO | Analog output (interfaces does not include pad circuitry) |
| B | Bidirectional digital with CMOS input |
| DI | Digital input (CMOS) |
| DO | Digital output (CMOS) |
| H | High-voltage tolerant |
| S | Schmitt trigger input |
| Z | High impedance (Hi-Z) output |
| ***Pad pull details for digital I/Os*** | ***Pad pull details for digital I/Os*** |
| nppdpukp | Programmable pull resistor. The default pull direction is indicated using capital letters and is a prefix to other programmable options:
NP: pdpukp = default no-pull with programmable options following the colon (:)
PD: nppukp = default pull-down with programmable options following the colon (:)
PU: nppdkp = default pull-up with programmable options following the colon (:)
KP: nppdpu = default keeper with programmable options following the colon (:) |
| KP | Contains an internal weak keeper device (keepers cannot drive external buses) |
| NP | Contains no internal pull |
| PU | Contains an internal pull-up device |
| PD | Contains an internal pull-down device |
| ***Pad voltage groupings for baseband circuits*** | ***Pad voltage groupings for baseband circuits*** |
| EBI | Pad group for EBI pads |
| P2 | Pad group 2 (SDC2); 1.8 V or 2.95 V |
| P3 | Pad group 3 (most peripherals); 1.8 V |
| P5 | Pad group 5; 1.8 V or 2.95 V |
| P6 | Pad group 6; 1.8 V or 2.95 V |
| P7 | Pad group 7 (eMMC); tied to VDD\_P7 pins (1.8 V only) |
| P11 | Pad group 11 (CXO); 1.8 V |
| CSI | Supply voltage for MIPI\_CSI circuits and I/Os; tied to VDD\_MIPI\_CSI\_1P2 (1.2 V) |
| DSI | Supply voltage for MIPI\_DSI circuits and I/Os; tied to VDD\_MIPI\_DSI\_1P2 (1.2 V) |
## Pin assignments
Source: [https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html)
### Pin map
Source: [https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html)
The QRB2210 is available in the package NSP752. A high-level view of
the pin assignments is shown in the following figure. For more information about package
details and to create printed circuit board (PCB) footprint, see [Mechanical information](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Mechanical_information.html).
[QRB2210 Pin Assignment and GPIO Configuration
Spreadsheet (80-30843-1A)](https://docs.qualcomm.com/bundle/80-30843-1A/resource/80-30843-1A.xlsm) lists all QRB2210 pad numbers
(in alphanumeric order), pad names, pad voltages, pad types, and functional descriptions.
Figure : QRB2210 pin assignments
### Pin descriptions
Source: [https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html)
The pins are described in [Table : Pin descriptions – general pins](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html#prn1594290580851__table_z14_znd_kkb) through [Table : Pin descriptions – DNC, ground, and power-supply pins](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html#prn1594290580851__table_l3s_tff_kkb).
| Pad number | Pin name | Pad name or alternate function | Pad characteristics | Pad characteristics | Functional description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Pad number | Pin name | Pad name or alternate function | Pad voltage | Pad type | Functional description |
| N2 | CSI0\_A0\_CLK\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential clock – minus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), trio lane 0 – A |
| P2 | CSI0\_A1\_LN1\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential lane 1 – plus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), trio lane 1 – A |
| R2 | CSI0\_A2\_LN2\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential lane 2 – minus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), trio lane 2 – A |
| N3 | CSI0\_B0\_LN0\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential lane 0 – plus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), trio lane 0 – B |
| P3 | CSI0\_B1\_LN1\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential lane 1 – minus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), trio lane 1 – B |
| R3 | CSI0\_B2\_LN3\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential lane 3 – plus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), trio lane 2 – B |
| N4 | CSI0\_C0\_LN0\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential lane 0 – minus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), trio lane 0 – C |
| R1 | CSI0\_C1\_LN2\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential lane 2 – plus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), trio lane 1 – C |
| R4 | CSI0\_C2\_LN3\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential lane 3 – minus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), trio lane 2 – C |
| N1 | CSI0\_NC\_CLK\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 0 (DPHY), differential clock – plus
MIPI CSI 0 (CPHY), no connect |
| T2 | CSI1\_A0\_CLK\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential clock – minus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), trio lane 0 – A |
| U2 | CSI1\_A1\_LN1\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential lane 1 – plus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), trio lane 1 – A |
| V2 | CSI1\_A2\_LN2\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential lane 2 – minus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), trio lane 2 – A |
| T3 | CSI1\_B0\_LN0\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential lane 0 – plus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), trio lane 0 – B |
| U3 | CSI1\_B1\_LN1\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential lane 1 – minus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), trio lane 1 – B |
| V3 | CSI1\_B2\_LN3\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential lane 3 – plus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), trio lane 2 – B |
| T4 | CSI1\_C0\_LN0\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential lane 0 – minus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), trio lane 0 – C |
| V1 | CSI1\_C1\_LN2\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential lane 2 – plus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), trio lane 1 – C |
| V4 | CSI1\_C2\_LN3\_M | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential lane 3 – minus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), trio lane 2 – C |
| T1 | CSI1\_NC\_CLK\_P | – | CSI | AI, AO | MIPI CSI 1 (DPHY), differential clock – plus
MIPI CSI 1 (CPHY), no connect |
| U29 | CXO | – | PX\_11 | DI | Core crystal oscillator (digital 19.2 MHz system clock) |
| D26 | DDR\_RESET\_N | – | EBI | DO | LPDDRx reset (shared by EBIs) |
| P27 | DSI0\_CLK\_M | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential clock ‒ minus |
| R28 | DSI0\_CLK\_P | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential clock ‒ plus |
| P30 | DSI0\_LN0\_M | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential lane 0 ‒ minus |
| R30 | DSI0\_LN0\_P | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential lane 0 ‒ plus |
| M30 | DSI0\_LN1\_M | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential lane 1 ‒ minus |
| M29 | DSI0\_LN1\_P | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential lane 1 ‒ plus |
| N29 | DSI0\_LN2\_M | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential lane 2 ‒ minus |
| P29 | DSI0\_LN2\_P | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential lane 2 ‒ plus |
| N28 | DSI0\_LN3\_M | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential lane 3 ‒ minus |
| N27 | DSI0\_LN3\_P | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI0 (DPHY), differential lane 3 ‒ plus |
| L30 | DSI0\_REXT\_PLL | – | DSI | AI, AO | DSI external resistor |
| M27 | DSI1\_CLK\_M | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI1 (DPHY), differential clock ‒ minus |
| M28 | DSI1\_CLK\_P | – | DSI | AI, AO | MIPI DSI1 (DPHY), differential clock ‒ plus |
| F14 | EBI01\_CAL | – | EBI | AI | EBI01 calibration resistor |
| D9 | EBI0\_LP4X\_CA0\_LP3\_CS0 | – | EBI | DO | EBI0 LPDDR4X command/address 0
LP3 command/address 6 |
| E25 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DMI0\_LP3\_DQ26 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data mask 0
LP3 data bit 26 |
| A19 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DMI1\_LP3\_DQ14 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data mask 1
LP3 data bit 14 |
| A25 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ0\_LP3\_DQ27 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 0
LP3 data bit 27 |
| B17 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ10\_LP3\_DQ12 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 10
LP3 data bit 12 |
| B19 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ11\_LP3\_DQ13 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 11
LP3 data bit 13 |
| B18 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ12\_LP3\_DQ11 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 12
LP3 data bit 11 |
| A20 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ13\_LP3\_DQ15 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 13
LP3 data bit 15 |
| D19 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ14\_LP3\_DQ10 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 14
LP3 data bit 10 |
| E19 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ15\_LP3\_DQ9 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 15
LP3 data bit 9 |
| B25 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ1\_LP3\_DQ28 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 1
LP3 data bit 28 |
| B24 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ2\_LP3\_DQ24 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 2
LP3 data bit 24 |
| A23 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ3\_LP3\_DMI3 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 3
LP3 data mask 3 |
| A26 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ4\_LP3\_DQ29 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 4
LP3 data bit 29 |
| B23 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ5\_LP3\_DQ25 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 5
LP3 data bit 25 |
| D25 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ6\_LP3\_DQ31 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 6
LP3 data bit 31 |
| B26 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ7\_LP3\_DQ30 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 7
LP3 data bit 30 |
| D17 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ8\_LP3\_DQ8 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 8
LP3 data bit 8 |
| E17 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQ9\_LP3\_DMI1 | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X data bit 9
LP3 data mask 1 |
| E24 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQS0\_C\_LP3\_DQS3\_C | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X differential data strobe 0 – minus
LP3 differential data strobe 3 – minus |
| D24 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQS0\_T\_LP3\_DQS3\_T | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X differential data strobe 0 – plus
LP3 differential data strobe 3 – plus |
| D18 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQS1\_C\_LP3\_DQS1\_C | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X differential data strobe 1 – minus
LP3 differential data strobe 1 – minus |
| E18 | EBI1\_LP4X\_DQS1\_T\_LP3\_DQS1\_T | – | EBI | B | EBI1 LPDDR4X differential data strobe 1 – plus
LP3 differential data strobe 1 – plus |
| AF25 | MODE\_0 | – | PX\_3 | DI | Mode control bit 0 – unconnected for native mode |
| AE25 | MODE\_1 | – | PX\_3 | DI | Mode control bit 1 – unconnected for native mode |
| AH19 | SPMI\_CLK | – | PX\_0 | B | Slave and PBUS interface for PMICs – clock |
| AJ19 | SPMI\_DATA | – | PX\_0 | B | Slave and PBUS interface for PMICs – data |
| AH27 | PS\_HOLD | – | PX\_3 | DO | Power–supply hold signal to PMIC |
| T30 | QREFS\_CXO\_REXT | – | – | AI, AO | External resistor for on-die clocking |
| AJ20 | RESIN\_N | – | PX\_3 | DI | Reset input |
| AJ26 | RESOUT\_N | – | PX\_3 | DO | Reset output |
| AH11 | SDC2\_CLK | – | PX\_2 | BH-NP: pdpukp | Secure digital controller 2 clock |
| AJ10 | SDC2\_CMD | – | PX\_2 | BH-PD: nppukp | Secure digital controller 2 command |
| AH12 | SDC2\_DATA0 | – | PX\_2 | BH-PD: nppukp | Secure digital controller 2 data bit 0 |
| AJ11 | SDC2\_DATA1 | – | PX\_2 | BH-PD: nppukp | Secure digital controller 2 data bit 1 |
| AH13 | SDC2\_DATA2 | – | PX\_2 | BH-PD: nppukp | Secure digital controller 2 data bit 2 |
| AJ13 | SDC2\_DATA3 | – | PX\_2 | BH-PD: nppukp | Secure digital controller 2 data bit 3 |
| AH26 | SLEEP\_CLK | – | PX\_3 | DI | Sleep clock |
| AD28 | JTAG\_SRST\_N | – | PX\_3 | DI-PU | JTAG reset for debug |
| AD30 | JTAG\_TCK | – | PX\_3 | DI-PU | JTAG clock input |
| AE30 | JTAG\_TDI | – | PX\_3 | DI-PU: nppdkp | JTAG data input |
| AD29 | JTAG\_TDO | – | PX\_3 | DO-Z | JTAG data output |
| AE29 | JTAG\_TMS | – | PX\_3 | DI-PU: nppdkp | JTAG mode select input |
| AC29 | JTAG\_TRST\_N | – | PX\_3 | DI-PD: nppukp | JTAG reset |
| AC12 | BBRX\_CH0\_I | – | – | AI | Baseband receiver input, channel 0, inphase |
| AF11 | BBRX\_CH1\_I | – | – | AI | Baseband receiver input, channel 1, in-phase |
| AC8 | BBRX\_CH2\_I | – | – | AI | Baseband receiver input, channel 2, in-phase |
| AE9 | BBRX\_CH3\_I | – | – | AI | Baseband receiver input, channel 3, in-phase |
| AD12 | BBRX\_CH0\_Q | – | – | AI | Baseband receiver input, channel 0, quadrature |
| AE11 | BBRX\_CH1\_Q | – | – | AI | Baseband receiver input, channel 1, quadrature |
| AD8 | BBRX\_CH2\_Q | – | – | AI | Baseband receiver input, channel 2, quadrature |
| AF9 | BBRX\_CH3\_Q | – | – | AI | Baseband receiver input, channel 3, quadrature |
| AE13 | TX\_DAC\_IM | – | – | AO | TXDAC in-phase ‒ minus |
| AF13 | TX\_DAC\_IP | – | – | AO | TXDAC in-phase ‒ plus |
| AE14 | TX\_DAC\_QM | – | – | AO | TXDAC quadrature ‒ minus |
| AF14 | TX\_DAC\_QP | – | – | AO | TXDAC quadrature ‒ plus |
| K29 | USB0\_HS\_DM | – | – | AI, AO | USB 0 high-speed data ‒ minus |
| K28 | USB0\_HS\_DP | – | – | AI, AO | USB 0 high-speed data ‒ plus |
| K30 | USB0\_HS\_REXT | – | – | AI | USB 0 high-speed external resistor |
| J30 | USB0\_SS\_REXT | – | – | AI | USB 0 super-speed external resistor |
| F30 | USB0\_SS\_RX0\_M | – | – | AI | USB 0 super-speed receive 0 ‒ minus |
| G30 | USB0\_SS\_RX0\_P | – | – | AI | USB 0 super-speed receive 0 ‒ plus |
| G29 | USB0\_SS\_RX1\_M | – | – | AI | USB 0 super-speed receive 1 ‒ minus |
| H29 | USB0\_SS\_RX1\_P | – | – | AI | USB 0 super-speed receive 1 ‒ plus |
| H27 | USB0\_SS\_TX0\_M | – | – | AO | USB 0 super-speed transmit 0 ‒ minus |
| G27 | USB0\_SS\_TX0\_P | – | – | AO | USB 0 super-speed transmit 0 ‒ plus |
| J28 | USB0\_SS\_TX1\_M | – | – | AO | USB 0 super-speed transmit 1 ‒ minus |
| J27 | USB0\_SS\_TX1\_P | – | – | AO | USB 0 super-speed transmit 1 ‒ plus |
| AC14 | VREF\_TXDAC | – | – | AI, AO | Transmitter DAC voltage reference |
| G2 | WLAN0\_DAC\_REXT | – | – | AI, AO | WLAN chain 0 external resistor |
| K4 | WLAN\_WSI\_CLK | – | – | DO | WLAN baseband clock |
| L4 | WLAN\_WSI\_DATA | – | – | B | WLAN baseband data |
| L5 | WLAN\_COEX\_CLK | – | – | DO | WLAN coexistence module command clock |
| M5 | WLAN\_COEX\_DATA | – | – | B | WLAN coexistence module command data |
| A3 | WLAN\_RX\_I\_M | – | – | AI | WLAN receive in-phase ‒ minus |
| A2 | WLAN\_RX\_I\_P | – | – | AI | WLAN receive in-phase ‒ plus |
| B1 | WLAN\_RX\_Q\_M | – | – | AI | WLAN receive quadrature ‒ minus |
| C1 | WLAN\_RX\_Q\_P | – | – | AI | WLAN receive quadrature ‒ plus |
| H4 | WLAN\_TX\_I\_M | – | – | AO | WLAN transmits in-phase ‒ minus |
| G4 | WLAN\_TX\_I\_P | – | – | AO | WLAN transmits in-phase ‒ plus |
| G3 | WLAN\_TX\_Q\_M | – | – | AO | WLAN transmit quadrature ‒ minus |
| H3 | WLAN\_TX\_Q\_P | – | – | AO | WLAN transmit quadrature ‒ plus |
| K3 | WLAN\_XO\_CLK | – | – | AI | WLAN reference clock |
| | | | | | |
| Note:
GPIO pins can support multiple functions. To assign GPIOs to particular functions (such as the options listed in the preceding table), designers must identify all their application’s requirements and map each GPIO to its function – carefully avoiding conflicts in GPIO assignments. See [Table : Pin descriptions – general-purpose input/output ports](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html#prn1594290580851__table_l4l_jdn_w3b) for a list of all supported functions for each GPIO.
Note:
Handset designers must examine each GPIOs external connection and programmed configuration, and take steps necessary to avoid excessive leakage current. Combinations of the following factors must be controlled properly:
GPIO configuration
Input vs. output
Pull-up or pull-down
External connections
Unused inputs
Connections to high-impedance (tri-state) outputs
Connections to external devices that may not be attached
To help designers define their products’ GPIO assignments, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. (QTI) provides an Excel spreadsheet that lists all QRB2210 GPIOs (in numeric order), pad numbers, pad voltages, pull states, and available configurations.
Note:
Click [QRB2210 Pin Assignment and GPIO Configuration Spreadsheet (80-30843-1A)](https://docs.qualcomm.com/bundle/80-30843-1A/resource/80-30843-1A.xlsm) to download the document from the Qualcomm website. |
| :--- |
| Pad number | Pad name | Wake-up function | Configurable functions | Pad characteristics | Pad characteristics | Functional description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Pad number | Pad name | Wake-up function | Configurable functions | Voltage | Type | Functional description |
| T27 | GPIO\_0 | Y | SPI\_MISO
LPI\_Digital MIC 4 Data |
| AJ22 | GPIO\_104 [^1^](https://docs.qualcomm.com/doc/80-30843-1/topic/Pin_definitions.html#prn1594290580851__fn_mgn_pmc_rkb) | Y | QDSS\_GPIO\_TRACEDATA\_LOCB[1]
Bluetooth/FM SLIMbus data |
| AE23 | LPI\_GPIO\_21 | Y | SPI\_MISO
UART\_CTS
I2C\_SDA
I3C\_SDA | PX\_3 | B-PD:nppukp
DI
DI
B
B | Configurable I/O
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 0: SPI\_MISO
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 0: UART\_CTS
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 0: I2C\_SDA
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 0: I3C\_SDA |
| AF23 | LPI\_GPIO\_22 | N | SPI\_MOSI
UART\_RFR
I2C\_SCL
I3C\_SCL | PX\_3 | B-PD:nppukp
DO
DO
DO
DO | Configurable I/O
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 1: SPI\_MOSI
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 1: UART\_RFR
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 1: I2C\_SCL
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 1: I3C\_SDA |
| AF24 | LPI\_GPIO\_25 | N | SPI\_SCLK
UART\_TX
UART\_TX | PX\_3 | B-PD:nppukp
DO
DO | Configurable I/O
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 2: SPI\_SCLK
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 2: UART\_TX
LPI\_QUP 0 SE6, lane 2: UART\_TX |
| AE24 | LPI\_GPIO\_26 | Y | SPI\_CS\_N
UART\_RX
UART\_RX | PX\_3 | B-PD:nppukp
DO
DI
DI | Configurable I/O
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 3: SPI\_CS\_N
LPI\_QUP 0 SE1, lane 3: UART\_RX
LPI\_QUP 0 SE6, lane 3: UART\_RX |
| | | | | | | |
^1^ LPI\_GPIO functions are selected when EGPIO\_ENABLE is low.
| Pad number | Pad name | Functional description | Functional description | Functional description | Functional description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| AD10, AD11, AD13 | VDD\_A2 | Power for analog circuits – high voltage | Power for analog circuits – high voltage | Power for analog circuits – high voltage | Power for analog circuits – high voltage |
| AB10, AB11 | VDD\_A1 | Power for analog circuits – low voltage | Power for analog circuits – low voltage | Power for analog circuits – low voltage | Power for analog circuits – low voltage |
| U22 | VDD\_A\_APC\_PLL\_0P9 | Power for the APC PLL circuits | Power for the APC PLL circuits | Power for the APC PLL circuits | Power for the APC PLL circuits |
| Y16 | VDD\_A\_AUDIO\_PLL\_1P8 | Power for the audio PLL circuits | Power for the audio PLL circuits | Power for the audio PLL circuits | Power for the audio PLL circuits |
| P15 | VDD\_A\_CAMSS\_PLL\_1P8 | Power for the camera PLL circuits | Power for the camera PLL circuits | Power for the camera PLL circuits | Power for the camera PLL circuits |
| H15 | VDD\_A\_EBI\_CC\_0P9 | Power for the EBI clock circuits | Power for the EBI clock circuits | Power for the EBI clock circuits | Power for the EBI clock circuits |
| R7 | VDD\_A\_CSI\_0\_1P2 | Power for the CSI0 1.2 V circuits | Power for the CSI0 1.2 V circuits | Power for the CSI0 1.2 V circuits | Power for the CSI0 1.2 V circuits |
| T7 | VDD\_A\_CSI\_1\_1P2 | Power for the CSI1 1.2 V circuits | Power for the CSI1 1.2 V circuits | Power for the CSI1 1.2 V circuits | Power for the CSI1 1.2 V circuits |
| P23 | VDD\_A\_DSI\_1P2 | Power for the DSI 1.2 V circuits | Power for the DSI 1.2 V circuits | Power for the DSI 1.2 V circuits | Power for the DSI 1.2 V circuits |
| P24 | VDD\_A\_DSI\_0P9 | Power for the DSI 0.9 V circuits | Power for the DSI 0.9 V circuits | Power for the DSI 0.9 V circuits | Power for the DSI 0.9 V circuits |
| N24 | VDD\_A\_DSI\_PLL\_1P2 | Power for the DSI PLL circuits | Power for the DSI PLL circuits | Power for the DSI PLL circuits | Power for the DSI PLL circuits |
| H9, H11, H13 | VDD\_A\_EBI\_0\_0P9 | Power for EBI0 circuits | Power for EBI0 circuits | Power for EBI0 circuits | Power for EBI0 circuits |
| H18, H20, H22 | VDD\_A\_EBI\_1\_0P9 | Power for EBI1 circuits | Power for EBI1 circuits | Power for EBI1 circuits | Power for EBI1 circuits |
| G15 | VDD\_A\_EBI\_PLL\_0P9 | Power for EBI PLL circuits | Power for EBI PLL circuits | Power for EBI PLL circuits | Power for EBI PLL circuits |
| W14 | VDD\_A\_MODEM\_PLL\_1P8 | Power for modem PLL circuits | Power for modem PLL circuits | Power for modem PLL circuits | Power for modem PLL circuits |
| F15 | VDD\_A\_PLL\_HV\_CC\_EBI\_1P2 | Power for EBI PLL high-voltage circuits | Power for EBI PLL high-voltage circuits | Power for EBI PLL high-voltage circuits | Power for EBI PLL high-voltage circuits |
| R25 | VDD\_A\_QREFS\_0P9 | Reference voltage for QREF 0.9 V circuits | Reference voltage for QREF 0.9 V circuits | Reference voltage for QREF 0.9 V circuits | Reference voltage for QREF 0.9 V circuits |
| M24 | VDD\_A\_USB\_HS\_1P8 | Power for the USB HS 1.8 V circuits | Power for the USB HS 1.8 V circuits | Power for the USB HS 1.8 V circuits | Power for the USB HS 1.8 V circuits |
| M23 | VDD\_A\_USB\_HS\_3P1 | Power for the USB HS 3.1 V circuits | Power for the USB HS 3.1 V circuits | Power for the USB HS 3.1 V circuits | Power for the USB HS 3.1 V circuits |
| K7 | VDD\_A\_WLAN\_ADCDAC0\_1P3 | Power for the WLAN ADC and DAC 0 | Power for the WLAN ADC and DAC 0 | Power for the WLAN ADC and DAC 0 | Power for the WLAN ADC and DAC 0 |
| J7 | VDD\_A\_WLAN\_ADCDAC1\_1P3 | Power for the WLAN ADC and DAC 1 | Power for the WLAN ADC and DAC 1 | Power for the WLAN ADC and DAC 1 | Power for the WLAN ADC and DAC 1 |
| K8 | VDD\_A\_WLAN\_PLL\_1P8 | Power for the WLAN PLL circuits | Power for the WLAN PLL circuits | Power for the WLAN PLL circuits | Power for the WLAN PLL circuits |
| K24 | VDD\_A\_USB\_SS\_0P9 | Power for USB SS 0.9 V circuits | Power for USB SS 0.9 V circuits | Power for USB SS 0.9 V circuits | Power for USB SS 0.9 V circuits |
| K11, K12, K13, K14, K15, K16, K17, K18, K22, M19, N9, N11, N13, N15, N17, R9, R10, R11, R12, R13, R15, R16, R17, T10, T19, Y8, Y9, Y10, Y11, Y12, Y13 | VDD\_CX | Power for the digital core circuits | Power for the digital core circuits | Power for the digital core circuits | Power for the digital core circuits |
| F12 | VDD\_IO\_EBI\_0\_CK | Power for the EBI0 I/O clock circuits | Power for the EBI0 I/O clock circuits | Power for the EBI0 I/O clock circuits | Power for the EBI0 I/O clock circuits |
| F19 | VDD\_IO\_EBI\_1\_CK | Power for the EBI1 I/O clock circuits | Power for the EBI1 I/O clock circuits | Power for the EBI1 I/O clock circuits | Power for the EBI1 I/O clock circuits |
| G9, G10, G13, G14, G17, G18, G21, G22 | VDD\_IO\_EBI | Power for the EBI I/O circuits | Power for the EBI I/O circuits | Power for the EBI I/O circuits | Power for the EBI I/O circuits |
| L25 | VDD\_A\_USB\_SS\_1P8 | Power for USB SS 1.8 V circuits | Power for USB SS 1.8 V circuits | Power for USB SS 1.8 V circuits | Power for USB SS 1.8 V circuits |
| AB20, AB21, L10, L11, L12, L13, L14, L15, L16, L17, L18, L19, L20, N20, R19, T23, V9, V10, V11, V12, V13, V14 | VDD\_MX | Power for on-chip memory | Power for on-chip memory | Power for on-chip memory | Power for on-chip memory |
| Y15 | VDD\_MX\_TXDAC | Power for TXDAC memory circuits | Power for TXDAC memory circuits | Power for TXDAC memory circuits | Power for TXDAC memory circuits |
| AC18 | VDD\_PX0 | Power for the pad group 0 | Power for the pad group 0 | Power for the pad group 0 | Power for the pad group 0 |
| T25 | VDD\_PX11 | Power for the CXO pads | Power for the CXO pads | Power for the CXO pads | Power for the CXO pads |
| F10, F13, F18, F21, F24 | VDD\_PX1 | Power for the EBI I/O circuits | Power for the EBI I/O circuits | Power for the EBI I/O circuits | Power for the EBI I/O circuits |
| AE17 | VDD\_PX2 | Power for the pad group 2 – SDC2 pads | Power for the pad group 2 – SDC2 pads | Power for the pad group 2 – SDC2 pads | Power for the pad group 2 – SDC2 pads |
| AA7, AC23, AF17, G26, M6, T26, F11, F20, N19 | VDD\_PX3 | Power for the pad group 3 – most I/O pads | Power for the pad group 3 – most I/O pads | Power for the pad group 3 – most I/O pads | Power for the pad group 3 – most I/O pads |
| AC17 | VDD\_PX5 | Power for the pad group 5 | Power for the pad group 5 | Power for the pad group 5 | Power for the pad group 5 |
| AD18 | VDD\_PX6 | Power for the pad group 6 | Power for the pad group 6 | Power for the pad group 6 | Power for the pad group 6 |
| G24 | VDD\_PX7 | Power for the pad group 7 – eMMC pads | Power for the pad group 7 – eMMC pads | Power for the pad group 7 – eMMC pads | Power for the pad group 7 – eMMC pads |
| AD17 | VDD\_SDCREF\_1P25 | Reference voltage for SDC | Reference voltage for SDC | Reference voltage for SDC | Reference voltage for SDC |
| AD19 | VDD\_REF\_1P25 | Reference voltage | Reference voltage | Reference voltage | Reference voltage |
| AA21, AA22, AA23, AA24, AA25, AA26, R20, R22, U19, U20, U21, U23, W18, W19, W20, W21, Y18, Y19, Y20, Y21, Y22, Y23, Y24 | VDD\_APC | Power for the application processor | Power for the application processor | Power for the application processor | Power for the application processor |
| W16, W17 | VDD\_CX\_LPI | Power for LPI digital core circuits | Power for LPI digital core circuits | Power for LPI digital core circuits | Power for LPI digital core circuits |
| Y17 | VDD\_MX\_LPI | Power for LPI memory circuits | Power for LPI memory circuits | Power for LPI memory circuits | Power for LPI memory circuits |
| P19 | VDD\_QFPROM | Power for programming the QFPROM | Power for programming the QFPROM | Power for programming the QFPROM | Power for programming the QFPROM |
| M25 | VDD\_USB\_HS\_0P9 | Power for the USB HS 0.9 V circuits | Power for the USB HS 0.9 V circuits | Power for the USB HS 0.9 V circuits | Power for the USB HS 0.9 V circuits |
| J9, J10, J11 | VDD\_CX\_WLAN | Power for the WLAN core circuits | Power for the WLAN core circuits | Power for the WLAN core circuits | Power for the WLAN core circuits |
| A4, A13, A14, A16, A17, A27, AA6, AA8, AA9, AA11, AA12, AA14, AA16, AA17, AA18, AA19, AA20, AB3, AB7, AB8, AB9, AB12, AB13, AB14, AB22, AB23, AB24, AB25, AB26, AC6, AC7, AC9, AC10, AC11, AC13, AC15, AC16, AC20, AC21, AC22, AC24, AC28, AD3, AD6, AD7, AD9, AD14, AD15, AE7, AE8, AE10, AE12, AE15, AE18, AF7, AF8, AF10, AF12, AF15, AF16, AG3, AG5, AG7, AG8, AG9, AG10, AG11, AG12, AG13, AG14, AG15, AG16, AG17, AG20, AG22, AG24, AG26, AG28, B2, B3, B4, B14, B16, B27, C2, C3, C5, C6, C7, C8, C9, C10, C11, C12, C13, C14, C17, C18, C19, C20, C21, C22, C23, C24, C25, C26, D1, D2, D3, D14, D16, D27, E2, E3, E4, E14, E15, E16, E26, E27, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, F22, F23, F25, F26, F27, F29, G5, G6, G8, G11, G12, G19, G20, G23, G28, H2, H5, H6, H7, H24, H25, H26, H28, J2, J3, J4, J5, J6, J12, J13, J14, J15, J16, J17, J18, J19, J20, J22, J25, J26, J29, K5, k6, K10, K19, K20, K25, K26, K27, L3, L6, L7, L8, L24, L27, L28, L29, M7, M8, M10, M11, M13, M15, M16, M17, M18, M22, M26, N5, N7, N8, N21, N25, N26, P4, P5, P6, P7, P8, P10, P11, P12, P13, P14, P17, P18, P25, P26, P28, R5, R6, R23, R27, R29, T5, T6, T9, T11, T13, T15, T17, T20, T22, T29, U4, U5, U6, U10, U11, U13, U15, U17, U26, U28, V5, V6, V7, V8, V15, V16, V17, V18, V19, V21, V23, V24, V26, V29, W5, W6, W9, W10, W11, W13, W22, W23, W24, W26, W27, Y4, Y5, Y6, Y26, Y27 | GND | Ground | Ground | Ground | Ground |
| A1, A30, AJ1, AJ30, AC26, AC25, F17, F28, AB27, L26, W2, Y2, AB1, W3, Y3, AA2, W4, AA1, AA3, W1, C16, B15, C15, D15, A15, G16, F16, G25, J24, U7, AE28, AF28, AH28, AJ28, AE27, AF27, AG27, AE26, AF26 | DNC | Do not connect; connected internally, do not connect externally. | Do not connect; connected internally, do not connect externally. | Do not connect; connected internally, do not connect externally. | Do not connect; connected internally, do not connect externally. |
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