Hmc controller ip core signals, Application interface signals, Application request interface – Altera Hybrid Memory Cube Controller User Manual

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HMC Controller IP Core Signals

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The HMC Controller IP core communicates with other design components through multiple interfaces.

The IP core has the following top-level signals:

Application Interface Signals

on page 4-1

HMC Interface Signals

on page 4-8

The HMC Controller IP core's HMC interface connects to the external HMC device's link interface and

main reset signal.

Signals on the Interface to the I2C Master

on page 4-9

Your design must include an I

2

C master module that drives the HMC device I

2

C interface for link

initialization. This interface connects to the I

2

C module.

Control and Status Interface Signals

on page 4-10

Status and Debug Signals

on page 4-11

Clock and Reset Signals

on page 4-12

Transceiver Reconfiguration Signals

on page 4-13

Signals on the Interface to the External PLLs

on page 4-15

Application Interface Signals

The application interface supports easy access to the external HMC device by providing a simple data path

interface to specify memory read and write requests and to receive memory read and write responses. This

interface is also called the data path interface.

Related Information

Application Interfaces

on page 3-2

Application Request Interface

The data path request interface, or application request interface, provides a 512-bit or 256-bit data bus

and dedicated signals for the application to provide HMC request packet field values to the HMC

Controller IP core. Full-width variations have a 512-bit data bus, and half-width variations have a 256-bit

data bus. The interface supports Write requests with payload sizes up to 128 bytes. In full-width

variations, the maximum payload size limits the interface to data bursts of 2 or fewer

core_clk

clock

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