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| introduced = Late 2006 | | introduced = Late 2006 | ||
| designedby = Microsoft | | designedby = Microsoft | ||
| usedin = [[Zephyr]]<br>[[Falcon]]<br>[[Jasper]]<br>[[Trinity]] | | usedin = [[Zephyr]]<br>[[Falcon]]<br>[[Jasper]]<br>[[Tonasket]]<br>[[Trinity]] | ||
| process = 180nm | | process = 180nm | ||
| tdp = 1.5W | | tdp = 1.5W | ||
| package = LQFP144 | | package = LQFP144 | ||
| predecessor = [[ANA]] | | predecessor = [[ANA]]<br>[[Backup Clock Generator]] | ||
| successor = [[KSB]] | | successor = [[KSB]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''HANA''' is the successor to the [[ANA]] and used on the [[Zephyr]], [[Falcon]], [[Jasper]], and [[Trinity]] motherboards | The '''HANA''' is the successor to the [[ANA]] and is used on the [[Zephyr]], [[Falcon]], [[Jasper]], and [[Trinity]] motherboards. It contains the video and HDMI encoders, DACs, clock generators, thermal sensor circuits, fan driver op-amps, and some of the [[Power On Reset]] logic. | ||
The chip was developed by Microsoft. | The chip was developed by Microsoft. | ||
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== Specifications == | == Specifications == | ||
{{HANA Specs}} | {{HANA Specs}} | ||
* B00 [[stepping]] | |||
* 180nm process | * 180nm process | ||
* 1.5W TDP | * 1.5W TDP | ||
== Details == | == Details == | ||
HANA adds HDMI encoding support, as well as revamping the clock generator to fix the PLL jitter issues in [[ANA]]. | HANA adds HDMI encoding support, as well as revamping the clock generator to fix the PLL jitter issues in [[ANA]]. | ||
* Part Number: X802478 | * Part Number: X802478 | ||
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== Prototypes == | |||
Engineering Samples by [[stepping]]. | |||
=== B00 === | |||
Engineering sample for the final production chip. | |||
[[File:X802478-003-ES.jpg|150px]] | |||
* Part Number: X802478-003 | |||
{{Motherboard Components}} | {{Motherboard Components}} | ||
[[Category:Motherboard Components]] | [[Category:Motherboard Components]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:39, 1 August 2024
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| Introduced | Late 2006 |
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| Designed By | Microsoft |
| Used In | Zephyr Falcon Jasper Tonasket Trinity |
| Process | 180nm |
| TDP | 1.5W |
| Package | LQFP144 |
| Predecessor | ANA Backup Clock Generator |
| Successor | KSB |
The HANA is the successor to the ANA and is used on the Zephyr, Falcon, Jasper, and Trinity motherboards. It contains the video and HDMI encoders, DACs, clock generators, thermal sensor circuits, fan driver op-amps, and some of the Power On Reset logic.
The chip was developed by Microsoft.
Specifications
- Digital video encoder with 4 DACs
- HDMI video and audio encoder
- 5 thermal diode channels
- 2 fan driver op-amps
- Power on reset logic cell
- Clock synthesizer:
- 4x 100MHz differential: CPU, GPU, PCIe, SATA
- 1x 48MHz single ended: SMC, USB
- 2x 25MHz single ended: Ethernet, SATA
- 1x 24.576MHz single ended: Audio
- 2x programmable clocks: DVE video, Pixel
- B00 stepping
- 180nm process
- 1.5W TDP
Details
HANA adds HDMI encoding support, as well as revamping the clock generator to fix the PLL jitter issues in ANA.
- Part Number: X802478
Prototypes
Engineering Samples by stepping.
B00
Engineering sample for the final production chip.
- Part Number: X802478-003