D. advanced axc mapping modes, Backward compability, Appendix d. advanced axc mapping modes – Altera CPRI IP Core User Manual

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December 2013

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CPRI MegaCore Function

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D. Advanced AxC Mapping Modes

The advanced AxC mapping modes are implemented when

map_mode

has value 2’b01,

2’b10, or 2’b11 (and you specify All as the value for Mapping mode(s) in the CPRI
parameter editor), or if you specify Advanced 1, Advanced 2, or Advanced 3 as the
value for Mapping mode(s) in the CPRI parameter editor. In these modes, different
data channels can use different sample rates, and the sample rates need not be integer
multiples of 3.84 MHz. However, all data channels use the same sample width.

1

Altera recommends that you use sample rates that are integer multiples of 3.84 MHz.
However, for implementing the WiMAX protocol, Altera recommends that you use
the exact WiMAX input sample rates. WiMAX applications require that your CPRI IP
core implement an advanced AxC mapping mode.

The CPRI IP core supports the following advanced AxC mapping modes:

When

map_mode

has the value of 2’b01 or 2’b11 (Advanced 1 or Advanced 3), AxC

mapping conforms to Method 1: IQ Sample Based, described in Section 4.2.7.2.5 of
the CPRI V4.2 Specification.

When

map_mode

has the value of 2’b10 (Advanced 2), AxC mapping conforms to

Method 3: Backward Compatible, described in Section 4.2.7.2.7 of the CPRI V4.2
Specification.

For a list of the standards supported by the various advanced mapping modes, refer
to

Table 3–2 on page 3–5

.

Backward Compability

The CPRI IP core supports one new advanced mapping mode in the Quartus II
software 11.1 and later releases. To support the new advanced mapping mode,
advanced mapping mode encodings changed in the Quartus II software 11.1 release.

Table D–1

shows the correspondence between the advanced mapping mode

map_mode

encodings in the software 11.1 and later releases and the encodings in previous
software releases. The 2’b01 encoding has a different meaning in the software 11.1 and
later releases than in previous releases.

Table D–1. Advanced Mapping Mode map_mode Encodings in Software Releases

Mode

CPRI Parameter Editor

Mapping mode(s) Value

map_mode Encoding

In Quartus II Software

Releases 11.1 and Later

In Quartus II Software

Release

11.0 and Earlier

New implementation of

Method 1: IQ Sample Based

Advanced 1

2’b01

Conforms to Method 3:

Backward Compatible

Advanced 2

2’b10

2’b10

Conforms to Method 1:

IQ Sample Based

Advanced 3

2’b11

2’b01

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