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80 / 123 page ![]() Table 93. Fuses and associated pins used for boot ...continued BOOT_MODE[3:0] Function 1001 LPB: Serial Downloader (USB1) 1010 LPB: uSDHC1 8-bit 1.8 V eMMC 5.1 1011 LPB: uSDHC2 4-bit SD 3.0 1100 LPB: FlexSPI Serial NOR 1101 LPB: FlexSPI Serial NAND 2K 1110 Reserved 1111 Reserved • HW samples the boot CFG pins before ROM starts, these pins should be mapped to Boot CFG pins by default. • Once HW samples the boot CFG pins and stores the boot CFG in CMC register, the register should be latched. The register value is no more changes and reflecting the pins status. Additional boot options are also supported for both Normal Boot Mode and Internal Fuse mode: • All boot modes support for a range of speeds, timings, and protocol formats; • eMMC and SD boot can be supported from any USDHC instance 1 or 2; • Serial NOR boot supports for 1-bit, 4-bit, and 8-bit mode; • Serial NAND boot supports for 1-bit, 4-bit, and 8-bit mode (8-bit Serial NAND) BOOT_MODE pins are multiplexed over other functional pins. The functional I/O that are multiplexed with these pins must be selected subject to two criteria: • Functional I/O must not be used if they are inputs to the SoC, which could potentially be constantly driven by external components. Such functional mode driving may interfere with the need for the board to pull these pins a certain way while POR is asserted. • Functional I/O must not be used if they are outputs of the SoC, which will be connected to components on the board that may misinterpret the signals as valid signals if they are toggled (such as, the board drives them while POR is asserted). 5.2 Boot device interface allocation i.MX 93 supports three kinds of boot devices: • Primary Boot Device The primary boot device is selected by Boot Config pins if boot mode is the Normal Boot or Internal Fuses Boot. The valid primary boot device options are SD/eMMC/FlexSPI NOR/FlexSPI NAND. The valid options also depend on the Boot Type and other fuses configuration. • Recovery Boot Device After failure of booting from Primary Boot Device, i.MX 93 tries to boot from another boot source. The recovery boot device is only from SPI1/2/3/4. • Serial Download Boot Device Both Cortex®-M33 and Cortex®-A55 support serial download mode via USB1. NXP Semiconductors IMX93CEC i.MX 93 Applications Processors Data Sheet for Commercial Products IMX93CEC All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © 2026 NXP B.V. All rights reserved. Product data sheet Rev. 7 — 12 February 2026 Document feedback 80 / 123 |
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