LimeSDR Micro v1.1 Board
LimeSDR Micro board is small form factor mini PCIe expansion card Software Defined Radio (SDR) board. It provides a hardware platform for developing and prototyping high-performance and logic-intensive digital and RF designs based on NXP Semiconductors LA9310X7S11AA baseband processor and Lime Microsystems transceiver chipsets.
LimeSDR Micro M.2 is a building block for any Massive MIMO configuration for very high data rate applications. Hence, it could be used in conjunction with any digital processors (ASICs, GPPs and GPUs) of varying level of performance in terms of speed, power dissipation and cost to fit any air interface from narrowband to broadband signals. The board is designed for maximum scalability in terms of the following parameters:
Frequency and Bandwidth: The heard of the board is the Lime Transceiver RFIC (LMS7002) providing frequency flexibility up to 3.8GHz and bandwidths of over 100MHz.
Baseband Interface: A significant level of digital circuitry resides within the LMS7002 and accompanying NXP Semiconductors for the implementation of the key physical layer radio functions including filtering, decimation, interpolation and flexible interface such as PCIe and SerDes to name a few.
Figure 1 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 top
Figure 2 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 bottom
LimeSDR Micro M.2 board features:
RF and BB parameters:
Configuration: MISO (1xTX, 2xRX)
Frequency range: 30 MHz – 3.8 GHz
Bandwidth: 30.72 MHz
Sample depth: 12 bit
Sample rate: 30.72 MSPS
Transmit power: max 10 dBm (depending on frequency)
Baseband processor: board is designed based on NXP Semiconductors LA9310X7S11AA BB processor in 157-ball LFBGA package. NXP Semiconductors LA9310X7S11AA features are:
157-pin LFBGA package (8mm x 8mm, 1.25mm)
Core type Arm Cortex-M4.
307 MHz Operating frequency
Integrated ADC/DAC (160 MSPS)
66 kB SRAM
Configuration via JTAG
RF transceiver: Lime Microsystems LMS7002M
EEPROM Memory: 128Kb EEPROM for LMS MCU firmware (optional); 512Kb EEPROM for BB processor data (optional)
Temperature sensor: TMP1075NDRLR
General user inputs/outputs:
2x Green LEDs
Connections:
Coaxial RF (U.FL female) connectors
BB processor JTAG connector (unpopulated)
Mini PCIe edge connector
RF Baseband 15-pin FPC connectors
Clock system:
30.72 MHz on board VCTCXO
VCTCXO may be tuned by on board DAC
Reference clock input and output connectors (U.FL and mPCIe)
Board size: 50.8mm x 29.7mm (PCIe Mini card form factor)
Board power sources: mPCIe (3.3V)
For more information on the following topics, refer to the respective documents:
Board Overview
One of the key elements of LimeSDR Micro board is Semiconductors LA9310X7S11AA base band processor. It’s main function is to transfer digital data between LMS7002M RF transceiver and PC through a mPCIe edge connector. The block diagram for LimeSDR Micro board is presented in the Figure 3.
Figure 3 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 board block diagram
This section contains component location description on the board. LimeSDR XTRX board picture with highlighted connectors and main components are presented in Figure 4 and Figure 5, respectively.
Figure 4 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 board top connectors and main components
Figure 5 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 board bottom connectors and main components
Description of board components is given in the Table 1.
Featured Devices |
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Board Reference |
Type |
Description |
IC1 |
RF transceiver |
Lime Microsystems LMS7002M |
IC6 |
BB processor |
NXP Semiconductors LA9310X7S11AA |
Miscellaneous devices |
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IC9 |
IC |
Temperature sensor TMP1075NDRLR |
IC15 |
IC |
I2C I/O expander MCP23017-E/ML |
Configuration, Status and Setup Elements |
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X9 |
JTAG header |
FPGA programming connector on the PCB bottom side (compatible with Molex 788641001 connector) |
LED1, LED2 |
Status LEDs |
User defined BB processor indication green LEDs |
RF Circuitry |
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IC5 |
IC |
SPDT RF switch |
IC3, IC4 |
IC |
SP4T RF switch |
X1, X2, X3, X4 |
U.FL connector |
RF connectors |
X8 |
FPC connector |
LMS7002 base band TX DAC BB 15-pin FPC connector |
X13 |
FPC connector |
RX obeservation external BB 15-pin FPC connector |
Memory Devices |
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IC2 |
IC |
I²C EEPROM Memory 128Kb (16K x 8), connected to LMS7002M RF transceiver I2C bus |
IC14 |
IC |
I²C EEPROM Memory 512Kb (64K x 8), connected to BB processor I2C bus |
Communication Ports |
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X10 |
mPCIe |
Mini PCIe Edge connector |
Clock Circuitry |
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XO1 |
VCTCXO |
30.72 MHz Voltage Controlled Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator |
IC23 |
IC |
ADF4002 phase detector |
IC21 |
IC |
16 bit DAC for VCTCXO (XO1) frequency tuning (default) |
IC11 |
IC |
M10578-A3 GNSS Receiver module |
IC19, IC22 |
IC |
Analogue switches |
IC16, IC17, IC18, IC20 |
IC |
SN74AVC1T45DRLR level translators |
J3 |
U.FL connector |
Phase detector reference clock input |
J1 |
U.FL connector |
Reference clock output/output |
J2 |
U.FL connector |
1PPS input |
J4 |
U.FL connector |
1PPS output |
X5 |
U.FL connector |
GNSS (active) antenna connector |
Power Supply |
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IC26, IC30 |
IC |
Four-output switching regulator LP8758A1E0YFFR |
IC24, IC27, IC28, IC29 |
IC |
Linear regulator LD39100PUR |
IC31 |
IC |
Linear regulator AP7330 |
LimeSDR Micro Board Architecture
More detailed description of LimeSDR Micro board components and interconnections is given in the following sections of this chapter.
LMS7002M RF transceiver digital connectivity
The interface and control signals are described below:
Baseband Signals: LMS7002 is using baseband signals (I and Q) to transfer data to/from the NXP Baseband processor:
TX signals LMS_TX1_BB_I/Q_P/N where I/Q indicates in-phase and quadrature signals and P/N indicates differential positive and negative pairs.
RX signals LMS_RX1/2_BB_I/Q_P/N where RX1/2 indicates RF channel 1 or 2, I/Q indicates I and Q signals and P/N indicates differential positive and negative pairs.
LMS Control Signals: these signals are used for the following functions within the LMS7002 RFIC:
LMS_RXEN, LMS_TXEN – receiver and transmitter enable/disable signals connected to FPGA Bank 14 (3.3V).
LMS_RESET – LMS7002M reset is connected to FPGA Bank 14 (3.3V).
SPI Interface: LMS7002M transceiver is configured via 4-wire SPI interface: LA_SPI_SCLK, LA_SPI_MOSI, LA_SPI_MISO, LA_SPI_LMS_SS. The SPI interface is connected to BB processor via level converter IC8.
LMS I2C Interface: can be used for LMS EEPROM content modification or debug purposes. The signals LMS_I2C_SCL and LMS_I2C_DATA are connected to EEPROM. They can be also connected to BB processors LA_I2C_SCL and LA_I2C_SDA.
All signals connected to LMS7002 are listed in table 2.
Chip pin (IC1) |
Chip reference (IC1) |
Schematic signal name |
BB processor pin (IC6) |
BB processor reference (IC6) |
Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AB34 |
MCLK1 |
LMS_MCLK1 |
F1 |
DCS_CLK_P |
DCS_CLK_P |
F2 |
DCS_CLK_N |
DCS_CLK_N |
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D28 |
SEN |
LA_SPI_LMS_SS |
P7 |
SPI_CS0_B |
SPI signals connected via level translator |
C29 |
SCLK |
LA_SPI_SCLK |
P8 |
SPI_CLK |
|
F30 |
SDIO |
LA_SPI_MOSI |
R9 |
SPI_MOSI |
|
F28 |
SDO |
LA_SPI_MISO |
P8 |
SPI_MISO |
|
D26 |
SDA |
LMS_I2C_SDA |
P6 (NC) |
IIC1_SDA |
BB processor and LMS7002M I2C signals are not connected by default |
C27 |
SCL |
LMS_I2C_SCL |
R6 (NC) |
IIC1_SCL |
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T4 |
tbbip_pad_1 |
LMS_TX1_BB_I_P |
A7 |
TX_I_P |
RF channel 1 TX baseband I data |
R5 |
tbbin_pad_1 |
LMS_TX1_BB_I_N |
B7 |
TX_I_N |
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R3 |
tbbqp_pad_1 |
LMS_TX1_BB_Q_P |
A9 |
TX_Q_P |
RF channel 1 TX baseband Q data |
P2 |
tbbqn_pad_1 |
LMS_TX1_BB_Q_N |
B9 |
TX_Q_N |
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V2 |
tbbip_pad_2 |
LMS_TX2_BB_I_P |
Connected toX6 pin 2 (RF2 TX NC) |
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T6 |
tbbin_pad_2 |
LMS_TX2_BB_I_N |
Connected to X6 pin 3 (RF2 TX NC) |
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U3 |
tbbqp_pad_2 |
LMS_TX2_BB_Q_P |
Connected to X6 pin 5 (RF2 TX NC) |
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U1 |
tbbqn_pad_2 |
LMS_TX2_BB_Q_N |
Connected to X6 pin 6 (RF2 TX NC) |
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Y6 |
rbbip_pad_1 |
LMS_RX1_BB_I_P |
B4 |
RX0_I_P |
RF channel 1 RX baseband I data |
AB2 |
rbbin_pad_1 |
LMS_RX1_BB_I_N |
A4 |
RX0_I_N |
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AB4 |
rbbqp_pad_1 |
LMS_RX1_BB_Q_P |
A6 |
RX0_Q_P |
RF channel 1 RX baseband Q data |
AA5 |
rbbqn_pad_1 |
LMS_RX1_BB_Q_N |
B6 |
RX0_Q_N |
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AD2 |
rbbip_pad_2 |
LMS_RX2_BB_I_P |
A10 |
RX1_I_P |
RF channel 2 RX baseband I data |
AC3 |
rbbin_pad_2 |
LMS_RX2_BB_I_N |
B10 |
RX1_I_N |
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AC5 |
rbbqp_pad_2 |
LMS_RX2_BB_Q_P |
B12 |
RX1_Q_P |
RF channel 2 RX baseband Q data |
AB6 |
rbbqn_pad_2 |
LMS_RX2_BB_Q_N |
A12 |
RX1_Q_N |
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E5 |
xoscin_tx |
LMS_CLK |
Connected to 30.72 MHz clock |
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AM24 |
xoscin_rx |
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E27 |
RESET |
LMS_RESET |
I/O expander GPA0 |
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U29 |
TXEN |
LMS_TXEN |
Pulled-up by R11 |
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V34 |
RXEN |
LMS_RXEN |
Pulled-up by R12 |
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U33 |
CORE_LDO_EN |
LMS_CORE_LDO_EN |
Pulled-up by R13 |
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V30 |
LOGIC_RESET |
GND |
LMS7002M baseband connectors
Baseband signals can be accessed via 0.3mm pitch 15 pin FPC connectors (X8 and X13). NXP base band processors RX observation external connector pinout is shown in Table 3. LMS7002M TX DAC connector pinout is shown in Table 4.
Pin |
Schematic signal name |
Description |
|---|---|---|
1 |
GND |
Ground |
2 |
LA_RO0_EXT_I_P |
Channel 1 in-phase signal differential positive |
3 |
LA_RO0_EXT_I_N |
Channel 1 in-phase signal differential negative |
4 |
GND |
Ground |
5 |
LA_RO0_EXT_Q_P |
Channel 1 quadrature signal differential positive |
6 |
LA_RO0_EXT_Q_N |
Channel 1 quadrature signal differential negative |
7 |
GND |
Ground |
8 |
VCC3P3 |
Power (3.3 V) |
9 |
GND |
Ground |
10 |
LA_RO1_EXT_I_P |
Channel 2 in-phase signal differential positive |
11 |
LA_RO1_EXT_I_N |
Channel 2 in-phase signal differential negative |
12 |
GND |
Ground |
13 |
LA_RO1_EXT_Q_P |
Channel 2 quadrature signal differential positive |
14 |
LA_RO1_EXT_Q_N |
Channel 2 quadrature signal differential negative |
15 |
GND |
Ground |
Pin |
Schematic signal name |
Description |
|---|---|---|
1 |
GND |
Ground |
2 |
LMS_TX2_BB_I_P |
Channel 1 in-phase signal differential positive |
3 |
LMS_TX2_BB_I_N |
Channel 1 in-phase signal differential negative |
4 |
GND |
Ground |
5 |
LMS_TX2_BB_Q_P |
Channel 1 quadrature signal differential positive |
6 |
LMS_TX2_BB_Q_N |
Channel 1 quadrature signal differential negative |
7 |
GND |
Ground |
8 |
VCC3P3 |
Power (3.3 V) |
9 |
GND |
Ground |
10 |
NC |
No connection |
11 |
NC |
No connection |
12 |
GND |
Ground |
13 |
NC |
No connection |
14 |
NC |
No connection |
15 |
GND |
Ground |
RF network control signals
LimeSDR Micro RF network contains matching networks, RF switches and U.FL connectors (X1 - TX and X2, X4 - RX) as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 RF diagram
LMS7002M RF transceiver TX and RX ports has dedicated matching network which determines the working frequency range. More detailed information on LMS7002M RF transceiver ports and matching network frequency ranges is listed in the Table 5.
LMS7002M RF transceiver port |
Frequency range |
|---|---|
TX1_1 |
3.3 GHz - 3.8 GHz |
TX1_2 |
0.03 GHz - 1.9 GHz |
RX1_H, RX2_H |
3.3 GHz - 3.8 GHz |
RX1_W, RX2_W |
0.7 GHz - 2.6 GHz |
RX1_L, RX2_L |
0.3 MHz - 2.2 GHz |
RF network switches are controlled via 2.4V logic signals. This is achieved by resistor dividers connected between I2C GPIO expander (TX_SW, RX_SW2, RX_SW3) and switch control pin (TX_SW_DIV, RX_SW2_DIV, RX_S3_DIV). RF network control signals are described in the Table 6.
Component |
Schematic signal name |
I/O standard |
I2C I/O expander pin |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
SKY13330-397LF(IC5) |
TX_SW/TX_SW_DIV |
3.3V |
GPB1 |
3.3V logic level signal divided to 2.4V logic level. |
SKY13414-485LF(IC3 and IC4) |
RX_SW2/RX_SW2_DIV |
3.3V |
GPB0 |
3.3V logic level signal divided to 2.4V logic level. |
RX_SW3/RX_SW3_DIV |
3.3V |
GPB2 |
3.3V logic level signal divided to 2.4V logic level. |
Indication LEDs
LimeSDR Micro board comes with two green indicator LEDs. These LEDs are soldered on the top of the board near rigth edge.
Figure 7 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 indication LEDs (top)
LEDs are connected to baseband processors GPIOs hence their function may be programmed according to the user requirements. Default LEDs configuration and description are shown in Table 7.
Board Reference |
Schematic name |
Board label |
BB processor pin |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
LED1 |
LA_LED1 |
LED1 |
R11 (GPIO_17) |
User defined |
LED2 |
LA_LED2 |
LED2 |
P12 (GPIO_18) |
User defined |
Low speed interfaces
Baseband processors SPI (LA_SPI) pins, schematic signal names and I/O standards/levels are shown in Table 8.
Schematic signal name |
BB processor pin |
I/O standard |
Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
LA_SPI_SCLK |
P8 |
3.3V |
Serial Clock (LA output) |
LA_SPI_MOSI |
R9 |
3.3V |
Data (LA output) |
LA_SPI_MISO |
R8 |
3.3V |
Data (LA input) |
LA_SPI_LMS_SS |
P7 |
3.3V |
IC1 (LMS7002) SPI slave select (LA output) |
LA_SPI_ADF_SS |
P11 |
3.3V |
IC23 (ADF4002) SPI slave select (LA output) |
Baseband processors I2C (LA_I2C) interface slave devices (temperature sensor, EEPROM, I/O expander, CLK DAC and switching regulators) and related information are given in Table 9.
I2C slave device |
Slave device |
I2C address |
|---|---|---|
IC9 |
Temperature sensor |
1 0 0 1 0 1 1 RW |
IC14 |
EEPROM |
1 0 1 0 0 0 0 RW |
IC15 |
I/O expander |
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 RW |
IC21 |
XO DAC |
1 0 0 1 1 0 0 RW |
IC26 |
Switching regulator |
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 RW (I2C_SDA_SEL = 0) |
IC30 |
Switching regulator |
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 RW (I2C_SDA_SEL = 1) |
Switching regulators (IC26 and IC30) share identical I2C address, switching between them is done by I2C_SDA_SEL signal connected to I2C I/O expanders GPB3.
To debug Baseband processors JTAG (X9) connector is used. It is located on the PCB bottom side (see Figure 5 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 board bottom connectors and main components) and is compatible with Molex 788641001 connector. JTAG connector pins, schematic signal names, FPGA interconnections and I/O standards are listed in Table 10.
Connector pin |
Schematic signal name |
BB processor pin |
I/O standard |
Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
LA_TDO |
N12 |
1.8V |
Test Data Output |
2 |
LA_TDI |
M10 |
1.8V |
Test Data Input |
3 |
LA_TMS |
M12 |
1.8V |
Test Mode Select |
4 |
VCC1P8 |
Power (1.8V) |
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5 |
LA_TCK |
N10 |
1.8V |
Test Clock |
6 |
JTAG_RST |
N8 |
1.8V |
Reset |
Clock Distribution
LimeSDR Micro board clock distribution block diagram is as shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 board clock distribution block diagram
LimeSDR XTRX board features an on board 30.72 MHz VCTCXO as the reference clock for LMS7002M RF transceiver.
Rakon E6245LF 30.72 MHz voltage controlled temperature compensated crystal oscillator (VCTCXO) is the clock source for the board. VCTCXO frequency may be tuned by using 16 bit DAC (IC19). Main VCTCXO parameters are listed in Table 12.
Frequency parameter |
Value |
|---|---|
Calibration (25°C ± 1°C) |
± 1 ppm max |
Stability (-40 to 85 °C) |
± 50 ppb max |
Long term stability (first year) |
± 1.5 ppm max |
Control voltage range |
0.5V .. 2.5V |
Frequency tuning |
± 5 ppm |
Slope |
+7.5 ppm/V |
Analogue switch (IC19) gives option to select clock source for LMS7002M from onboard VCTCXO clock XO1 (CLK_XO) and external U.FL (J1)/mPCIe (X10) sources (CLK_IN). Buffered clock signal (CLK_OUT) can also be fed to other board using U.FL (J1)/mPCIe (X10) connectors.
The board clock lines and other related signals/information are listed in Table 13.
Source |
Schematic signal name |
I/O standard |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
External (J2) |
CLK |
3.3V |
External reference clock input/ouput (U.FL) |
Clock buffer (IC17) |
CLK_OUT |
3.3V |
Reference clock output (U.FL) |
Analog switch (IC22) |
PCIE_CLK_IN |
3.3V |
Reference clock output (mPCIe) |
mPCIe (X10) |
PCIE_CLK_OUT |
3.3V |
Reference clock input (mPCIe) |
Analog switch (IC19) |
LMS_CLK |
1.8V |
Reference clock connected to LMS (RX and TX) |
Clock buffer (IC16) |
ADF_RF_IN |
3.3V |
Reference clock connected to ADF (phase detector) |
VCTCXO (XO1) |
CLK_XO |
3.3V |
Onboard reference clock |
External (mPCIe) |
PCIE_REF_CLK_P |
1.8V (diff) |
PCIe reference clock |
PCIE_REF_CLK_N |
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RF tranceiver (IC1) |
LMS_MCLK1 |
3.3V |
Reference clock connected to BB processor |
GNSS Receiver (IC11) |
GNSS_1PPS |
3.3V |
PPS output from GNSS receiver for BB processor |
External (J2) |
EXT_PPS_IN |
3.3V |
External PPS input (U.FL) |
External (mPCIe) |
PCIE_PPS_IN |
3.3V |
External PPS input (mPCIe) |
BB processor (IC6) |
PCIE_PPS_OUT |
3.3V |
PPS output (mPCIe) |
EXT_PPS_OUT |
3.3V |
PPS output (U.FL)(J4) |
Mini PCIe (mPCIe) edge connector
LimeSDR Micro board communicates with the host system via mPCIe edge connector. LimeSDR Micro mPCIe connector pinout and signals according to the specification is given in Table 14.
Pin |
Mini PCIe x1 Specification |
LimeSDR XTRX Schematic Signal Name |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Wake# |
NC |
Not connected |
2 |
3.3 Vaux |
VCC3P3_MPCIE |
Main power input 3.3V (VCC3P3_MPCIE) |
3 |
COEX1 |
PCIE_PPS_IN |
External 1PPS input |
4 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
5 |
COEX2 |
PCIE_PPS_OUT |
GPS 1PPS output |
6 |
GND |
NC |
Not connected |
7 |
CLKREQ# |
CLK_REQUEST# |
PCIe clock request tied to GND through resistor 330 Ohm |
8 |
UIM PWR |
NC |
Not connected |
9 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
10 |
UIM_DATA |
NC |
Not connected |
11 |
REFCLK- |
PCIE_REF_CLK_N |
PCI Express Reference clock differential pair negative signal |
12 |
UIM_CLK |
NC |
Not connected |
13 |
REFCLK+ |
PCIE_REF_CLK_P |
PCI Express Reference clock differential pair positive signal |
14 |
UIM_RESET |
NC |
Not connected |
15 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
16 |
UIM_VPP |
NC |
Not connected |
17 |
Reserved |
TDD0_GPIO |
TDD TX Enable output or BB processor GPIO7 |
18 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
19 |
Reserved |
PCIE_CLK_IN |
External clock input 3.3 V |
20 |
W_DISABLE# |
TDD1_GPIO |
TDD TX Enable ouput or BB processor GPIO12 |
21 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
22 |
PERST# |
PCIE_PERST# |
PCI Express interface reset |
23 |
PERn0 |
PCIE_PER0_N |
PCI Express interface output differential pair negative signal |
24 |
3.3Vaux |
NC |
Not connected |
25 |
PERp0 |
PCIE_PER0_P |
PCI Express interface output differential pair positive signal |
26 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
27 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
28 |
1.5Volt |
NC |
Not connected |
29 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
30 |
SMB CLK |
PCIE_CLK_OUT |
Clock output (CLK_OUT) |
31 |
PETn0 |
PCIE_PET0_N |
PCI Express interface input differential pair negative signal |
32 |
SMB Data |
LA_I2C_SDA |
No connection |
33 |
PETp0 |
PCIE_PET0_P |
PCI Express interface input differential pair positive signal |
34 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
35 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
36 |
USB_D- |
NC |
Not connected |
37 |
GND |
GND |
Jumper to GND. Connected by default |
38 |
USB_D+ |
USB_D_P |
USB 2.0 data differential pair positive signal |
39 |
3.3Vaux |
PCIE_TX1_N |
Not connected |
40 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
41 |
3.3Vaux |
PCIE_TX1_P |
No connection |
42 |
LED_WWAN# |
LED_WWAN# |
Output for LED WWAN (Negative) |
43 |
GND |
GND |
Jumper to GND. Connected by default |
44 |
LED_WLAN# |
LED_WLAN# |
Output for LED WLAN (Negative) |
45 |
Reserved |
PCIE_RESERVED |
Connected to I2C GPB7 pin |
46 |
LED_WPAN# |
LED_WPAN# |
Output for LED WPAN (Negative) |
47 |
Reserved |
PCIE_RX1_N |
Not connected |
48 |
1.5Volt |
NC |
Not connected |
49 |
Reserved |
PCIE_RX1_P |
Not connected |
50 |
GND |
GND |
Ground |
51 |
Reserved |
PCIE_W_DISABLE2# |
BB processors ASLEEP/GPIO19 (input) |
52 |
3.3Vaux |
VCC3P3_MPCIE |
Main power input 3.3V (VCC3P3_MPCIE) |
Power Distribution
LimeSDR Micro board is powered via mPCIe edge connector (3.3V). LimeSDR Micro board power delivery network consists of different power rails/voltages and filters. LimeSDR Micro board power distribution block diagram is presented in Figure 9.
Figure 9 LimeSDR Micro v1.1 board power distribution block diagram