Intel C2518 FH8065501516710 Data Sheet

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Volume 3—Signal Names and Descriptions—C2000 Product Family
Thermal Signals
Intel
®
 Atom™ Processor C2000 Product Family for Microserver
Datasheet, Vol. 3 of 3
September 2014
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Order Number: 330061-002US
31.4
Thermal Signals
Table 31-6. Thermal Signals
Signal Name
I/O 
Type
I/O Buffer 
Type
Ball 
Count
Internal 
Resistor 
PU/PD
External 
Resistor 
PU/PD
Power 
Rail
Description
THERMTRIP_N
O, OD
CMOS_V1P0_OD
1
EXT PU
V1P0S
Catastrophic Thermal Trip: 
When low, this signal 
indicates that a thermal trip 
from the processor occurred 
and has reached an operating 
temperature that may 
damage the part.
PROCHOT_B
I/O, 
OD
CMOS_V1P0_OD
1
2K, PU
EXT PU
V1P0S
Processor Hot: PROCHOT_B 
goes active when the SoC 
temperature monitoring 
sensor(s) detects that the SoC 
has reached its maximum safe 
operating temperature. This 
indicates that the SoC 
Thermal Control Circuit (TCC) 
has been activated, if 
enabled. This signal can also 
be driven to the processor to 
activate the TCC. The platform 
board must ignore this SoC 
output signal while 
PMU_PLTRST_B (active-low 
SoC output) is asserted.
MEMHOT_B
I
CMOS_V1P0
1
2K, PU
V1P0S
Memory Hot: Input from the 
platform to indicate a memory 
overheating scenario. The 
active low signal causes the 
SoC to perform memory 
throttling in an attempt to 
cool the memory. The 
platform board must ignore 
this SoC output signal while 
PMU_PLTRST_B (active-low 
SoC output) is asserted.
TOTAL
3