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OR3LP26B Datasheet(HTML) 128 Page - Agere Systems |
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128 / 184 page ![]() 128 128 Lucent Technologies Inc. ORCA OR3LP26B FPSC Data Sheet Embedded Master/Target PCI Interface March 2000 Lucent Technologies Inc. Clocking Options at FPGA/Core Boundary The OR3LP26B supports a wide variety of integrated FPGA/core clocking schemes which, in conjunction with the FIFO interfaces between the PCI bus and the FPGA, gives the designer many flexible options. The Master and Target FIFOs are independently clocked on the FPGA side by either fclk1 or fclk2. The clocks used for the Master FIFO and Target FIFO inter- faces to the FPGA logic are independent when the interface is configured in quad-port mode, but they must be tied to the same clock signal for dual-port mode. Figure 48 illustrates the special clock paths provided to service the clocking needs of PCI functions. The vari- ous clocking options shown in Figure 48 are discussed below. Although there are many clocking options, minimum clock skew is obtained by following the following recom- mendations. This section is divided into internally gen- erated clocks, external system clocks, external express clocks, and external corner clocks that utilize the PLLs. Refer to the Series 3L data sheet and application notes for a full description of all of the clocking options avail- able for the Series 3L parts. PCI Clock as System Clock The clock received from the PCI interface can be brought across the PCI core into the FPGA logic sec- tion and used as the clock for the entire FPSC, or even as the clock for the entire board on which the FPSC resides. It is important that this signal be available via the PCI core since PCI rules allow for only one load per agent on the PCI bus clock. The FPSC incorporates special clock lines for the purpose of distributing the PCI clock; these lines are hard-connected to the PCI core's circuitry but can also be passed up onto the FPGA portion's clock grid. From there, in addition to feeding clocks to all PFUs and PIOs, this clock can also drive the clock inputs to the FPGA side of the Master and/or Target FIFOs, and can be made available off- chip. Local Clock as System Clock The FIFO-buffered interface between the PCI logic and the FPGA allows other clocks to be utilized in the FPGA as well. The Master and Target interfaces each have independent clock nets and can be connected to the same or separate clocks. Essentially, this means that both the Master and Target logic and FIFOs can be independently set to use the PCI clock or another clock. Clocks can be fed from any I/O pad, from express clock inputs, or from internal logic, and can be fed via the programmable clock manager (PCM). Internally Generated Clocks s There are no limitations for using 1 or 2 internally generated clocks to connect to the fclk1 and/or fclk2 clock input pins. External System Clocks External system clocks are clock inputs that do not use the three dedicated eclk input clock pins of the device. s Keep the clocks toward the center of a side instead of in the corners for minimal skew across the FPGA. s The best skew across the FPGA/ASIC boundary is obtained by selecting pins on the left or right side of the die. Avoid using general I/O as clock inputs on the top of the device. s Refer to the Series 3 clocking application note for general FPGA clocking rules. External Express Clocks External express clocks are externally generated clocks that enter on one of the three eclk pins of the device. s The best skew across the FPGA/ASIC boundary is obtained by selecting the eclk pin on the right side of the device (eclkr). Avoid using the top or left side eclk inputs. Externally Generated Clocks Entering Through PCM Input Pins External PCM clocks are clocks entering and going through the programmable clock managers. s When using a programmable clock manager, either the upper right or lower left clock managers may be used. Clock Sourced from pciclk s There are no limitations for using the pciclk clock output to connect to the fclk1 and/or fclk2 clock input pins. |
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