AN 809: SerialLite III IP Core Feature and Interface Differences between Stratix 10, Arria 10, and Stratix V

ID 683797
Date 6/19/2017
Public

Features

Table 1.  Features Comparison
Stratix® 10 Arria® 10 Stratix® V Comments
MAC and PHY Control and Status Registers (CSRs) PHY Control and Status Registers PHY Control and Status Registers For more information about the registers, refer to the MAC and PHY register map in SerialLite III Sreaming IP Core User Guide.
17.4 Gbps 17.4 Gbps 14.1 Gbps Maximum lane data rate
Table 2.  Latency Measurement for Duplex Core ( Stratix® 10, Arria® 10, and Stratix® V)These latency values are TX-to-RX round trip latencies (time from start_of_burst_tx to start_of_burst_rx).
Device Clocking Mode Parameters Latency (ns)
Number of Lanes Per-Lane Data Rate (Mbps)
Stratix® 10 Standard 6 12,500 304.128
Advanced 6 12,500 272.810
Arria® 10 Standard 5 17,400 174.064
Advanced 5 17,400 154.996
Stratix® V Standard 5 10,312.50 320.964
Advanced 5 10,312.50 292.712
Table 3.  Estimated Resource Utilization in ALMs for Duplex Configuration ( Stratix® 10, Arria® 10, and Stratix® V)
Device Direction Clocking Mode Parameters ALMs
Number of Lanes Per-Lane Data Rate (Mbps) ECC
Stratix 10 Duplex Standard 16 17400 Disabled 5290
Standard 16 17400 Enabled 9986
Advanced 16 17400 Disabled 4725
Advanced 16 17400 Enabled 9375
Arria 10 Duplex Standard 24 17400 Disabled 6152
Standard 24 17400 Enabled 9313
Advanced 24 17400 Disabled 5833
Advanced 24 17400 Enabled 8868
Stratix V Duplex Standard 24 10312.50 Disabled 8742
Standard 24 10312.50 Enabled 14045
Advanced 24 10312.50 Disabled 7550
Advanced 24 10312.50 Enabled 12606