PHY Lite for Parallel Interfaces Intel® FPGA IP User Guide

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Date 4/10/2023
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5.3.2.3. Input Path Signals

Table 101.  Input Path SignalsInput path signals are signals that are available when you set the Pin Type parameter to Input or Bidirectional.
Signal Name Direction Width Description
data_to_core Output

Quarter-rate DDR: 8 x PIN_WIDTH

Half-rate DDR: 4 x PIN_WIDTH

Full-rate DDR: 2 x PIN_WIDTH

Quarter-rate SDR: 4 x PIN_WIDTH

Half-rate SDR: 2 x PIN_WIDTH

Full-rate SDR: 1 x PIN_WIDTH

Output data to the core logic. Valid on rdata_valid. Synchronous to the core_clk output from the PHY Lite for Parallel Interfaces IP.
rdata_en Input

Quarter-rate: 4

Half-rate: 2

Full-rate: 1

This signal represents the number of expected words to read from the external device.

This signal is set to high after a read command is issued. Synchronous to the core_clk output from the PHY Lite for Parallel Interfaces IP.

When using the IP as a receiver, assert this signal after interface_locked signal is asserted and strobe_in is stable.

rdata_valid Output

Quarter-rate: 4

Half-rate: 2

Full-rate: 1

This signal determines which data are valid when reading from Read FIFO. Delayed by READ_LATENCY with margin and aligned to the core clock rate. For example, in quarter-rate, the delay is a multiple of 4 external clock cycles.

Synchronous to the core_clk output from the PHY Lite for Parallel Interfaces IP.

data_in/

data_io

Input/Bidirectional

1 to 48 if data configuration is Single Ended

1 to 24 if data configuration is Differential

Input and output data from/to external device. Synchronous to the strobe_in or strobe_io input. The first data_in must be associated with positive edge of strobe_in/strobe_io.

If the pin type is set to Input, the data_in ports are used. If the pin type is set to bidirectional, the data_io ports are used.

data_in_n/

data_io_n

Input/Bidirectional 1 to 24 Negative data input/output from external device enabled when data configuration is set to Differential. Data is synchronous to the strobe_in or strobe_io input. If the pin type is set to Input, the data_in_n ports are used. If the pin type is set to bidirectional, the data_io_n ports are used.
strobe_in/strobe_io Input/Bidirectional 1

Input and output strobe from/to external device. If the pin type is set to Input, the strobe_in signal is used. If the pin type is set to Bidirectional, the strobe_io signal is used.

strobe_in_n/strobe_io_n Input/Bidirectional 1 Negative strobe from/to external device. This is used if the Strobe Configuration parameter is set to Differential or Complementary. If the pin type is set to Input, the strobe_in_n signal is used. If the pin type is set to Bidirectional, the strobe_io_n signal is used.