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IPAD_DIFFD

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IPAD_DIFFD

Registered Differential Input Pad with Asynchronous or Synchronous
Set/Reset

q

ce

d

rstn

dout

pad

clk

data_en

rstn

IPAD_DIFFD

padn

Figure 1-11: IPAD_DIFFD Logic Symbol

IPAD_DIFFD  is  a  registered  differential  input  pad.  Driving  rstn  low  performs  either  a 
synchronous  or  asynchronous  reset  of  the  input  register  as  determined  by  the  value  of  the 
rstmode  parameter.  Upon  assertion  of  the  rstn  signal,  the  input  register  is  initialized  to  the 
value determined by the rstvalue parameter.

Table 1-25: Ports

Name

Type

Description

pad

Device pad.

padn

Comlement device pad. The padn input must be driven with the logical
complement of the pad input.

rstn

Reset input. The active-low rstn input performs either a synchronous or
asynchronous set/reset operation as determined by the rstmode parame-
ter. The value that is initialized into the register is determined by the value
of the rstvalue parameter.

data_en

Input Register Clock Enable. A high value on data_en enables the Input
Register to clock the value on pad into the Input Register at the next rising
edge of clk. A low value on data_en allows the Input Register to retain its
current value.

dout

Positive-edge based data output. Data is clocked from the differential
pad to dout on the rising edge of clk.

clk

Clock.

Table 1-26: Parameters

Parameter

Defined Values

Default Value

locationp

locationn

iostandard

“LVDS”

rstmode

rstvalue

pvt_comp

“none”, “own”

“none”

odt

“off”, “on”

“off”

termination

“50”, “60”, “75”, “100”, “120”, “240”

“50”

input

input

input

input

output

input

“<pad_location>”

““

“<pad_location>”

““

See

Table 1‐2

“sync”, “async”

“async”

“low”, “high”

“low”

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