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DDC4100 APPSFPGA OSERDES question

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Donald Conkey
Posted by Donald Conkey
on May 07 2012 15:41 PM
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Hello,

My question relates to the APPSFPGA reference code,
I'm trying to understand the interface between the appcore module to the DDR OSERDES as I'm programming my own FPGA module.

I can see that the appcore_dout_x_q signals are 64 bits wide which are interleaved to 16 OSERDES cells using
(i,i+16,i+32,i+48) where 'i' is the i'th OSERDES cell.

My appcore design is using clk_g which is 100MHz. I shift in 64 bits of data to the appcore_dout_x_q registers and assert
the appcore_dout_valid right after, for one clk_g cycle.

I was wondering for how many clk_g cycles should the data stay stable in the appcore_dout_x_q register (64bits)
after the data_valid signal was asserted?

Thank you

APPS_FPGA DDC4100
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  • Fizix
    Posted by Fizix
    on May 08 2012 15:27 PM
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    Hello Donald,

    I will need to speak to one of our FPGA Engineers on this item.  I will try to have something back for you in a day or two.

    Fizix

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  • Donald Conkey
    Posted by Donald Conkey
    on May 08 2012 21:29 PM
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    Thank you.

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  • Fizix
    Posted by Fizix
    on May 09 2012 10:29 AM
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    Donald,

    This is the response from our FPGA team:

    The instances of the Xilinx OSERDES primitive provide the output DDR signals.  The instance is done in the ddr_lvds_io_ea.vhd file.  So it will depend on how your implementation of the Xilinx OSERDES cell is using the inputs.

    The Xlinix datasheet and/or simulation should help validate the correct signaling. 

    I hope this helps.

    Fizix.

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