Input buffer reference voltage (vref) – Altera PHYLite User Manual

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I/O Standard

Valid Input

Terminations (Ω)

(1)

Valid Output

Terminations

(Ω)

(1)

RZQ

(Ω)

Differential/Complementary I/O

Support

1.2-V POD

34, 40, 48, 60, 80,

120, 240

34, 40, 48, 60

240

Yes

1.2-V

No

1.5-V

No

1.8-V

No

Input Buffer Reference Voltage (VREF)

The 1.2-V POD I/O standard allows a configurable VREF. By default, the externally provided VREF is

used and using an internal VREF requires the following .qsf assignments:

set_instance_assignment -name VREF_MODE <mode> -to <pin_name>

Note: The VREF settings are at the lane level, so all pins using a lane must have the same VREF settings

(including GPIOs).

Table 6: VREF_MODE Description

VREF Mode

Description

EXTERNAL

Use the external VREF. This is the default.

CALIBRATED Use internal VREF generated using VREF codes from the Avalon reconfiguration bus.
VCCIO_45

Use internal VREF generated using static VREF code. VREF is 45% of VCCN

VCCIO_50

Use internal VREF generated using static VREF code. VREF is 50% of VCCN

VCCIO_55

Use internal VREF generated using static VREF code. VREF is 55% of VCCN

VCCIO_65

Use internal VREF generated using static VREF code. VREF is 65% of VCCN

VCCIO_70

Use internal VREF generated using static VREF code. VREF is 70% of VCCN

VCCIO_75

Use internal VREF generated using static VREF code. VREF is 75% of VCCN

(1)

0 is equivalent to none.

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Input Buffer Reference Voltage (VREF)

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2015.01.16

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