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  1. 512 MByte DDR3 SDRAM, Cypress DDR3 Memory, U1
  2. Xilinx Automotive XA7Z020-1CLG484Q ,U2
  3. 100 MBit Ethernet transceiver  DP83848, U3
  4. 3.5V to 60V step-down converter, Texas Instruments TPS54260-Q1, U4
  5. Standard Clock Oscillators @ 25MHz 3.3V, SiTime SiT1618AA, U5
  6. 1.5 A Low Dropout Linear Regulator, Texas Instruments, TPS74801-Q1, U6
  7. Real Time Clock, Micro Crystal @32.768 MHz, 3.3V, RV-3029-C3, U7
  8. 3.5V to 60V step-down converter, Texas Instruments TPS54260-Q1, U8
  9. 3.5V to 60V step-down converter, Texas Instruments TPS54260-Q1, U9
  10. 100 MBit Ethernet transceiver  DP83848MPHPEP, U10
  11. 64 Kbit I2C EEPROM, 24LC64, U11
  12. Low-Quiescent-Current Proggrammable Delay Supervisory Circuit, Texas Instruments TPS3808G01-Q1, U12
  13. 16 MByte QSPI Nor Flash memory, Cypress S25FL127, U13
  14. Standard Clock Oscillators @ 50MHz 3.3V, SiTime SiT8918AA, U14
  15. Low-Quiescent-Current Priggrammable Delay Supervisory Circuit, Texas Instruments TPS3808G01-Q1, U15
  16. CAN Tranceiver, Texas Instruments SN65HVD230Q1, U16
  17. B2B connector  Samtec Micro Tiger Eye Connector  SEM-140-02-03, JM2
  18. B2B connector  Samtec Micro Tiger Eye Connector  SEM-140-02-03, JM3
  19. B2B connector  Samtec Micro Tiger Eye Connector  SEM-140-02-03, JM1
  20. User LED Green

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Power Distribution Dependencies

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The PS and PL power supplies are fully independent. PS power supplies (VCCPINT, VCCPAUX, VCCPLL, VCCO_DDR, VCCO_MIO0, and VCCO_MIO1) can be powered before or after any PL power supplies. The PS and PL power regions are isolated to prevent damage. The recommended power-on sequence is VCCPINT, then VCCPAUX and VCCPLL together, then the PS VCCO supplies (VCCO_MIO0, VCCO_MIO1, and VCCO_DDR) to achieve minimum current draw and ensure that the I/Os are 3-stated at power-on. The PS_POR_B input is required to be asserted to GND during the power-on sequence until VCCPINT, VCCPAUX and VCCO_MIO0 have reached minimum operating levels to ensure PS eFUSE integrity.

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