Altddio functional description, Ddr device configuration, Input configuration – Altera Double Data Rate I/O User Manual

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Parameter

Description

Use ‘dqsundelayedout’ port

Creates undelayed output from the

DQS

pins. If you

use the ALTDDIO_BIDIR IP core for your

DQS

signal in an external memory interface, you route

the undelayed

DQS

signal to the LE, in Stratix II and

Stratix devices. This option is available in Stratix,

Stratix GX, and HardCopy Stratix devices only.

Use ‘dataout_h’ and ‘dataout_l’ ports

Enables the

dataout_h

and

dataout_l

ports.

Implement input registers in LEs

Implements the input path in logic elements. This

option is available only if the

dataout_h

and

dataout_l

ports are enabled.

ALTDDIO Functional Description

DDR Device Configuration

The following sections describe how the DDR registers are configured in the Stratix series and APEX II

devices.

Input Configuration

When the IOE is configured as an input pin, input registers A

I

and B

I

and latch C

I

implement the input

path for DDR I/O.

Figure 1: Input DDR I/O Path Configuration for a Stratix Series or APEX II Device

This figure shows an IOE configured for DDR inputs for a Stratix series or APEX II device.

D

Q

DFF

D

Q

LA

TCH

ENA

D

Q

DFF

INPUT

datain

inclock

neg_reg_out

dataout_l

dataout_h

Input Register A

Input Register B

Latch C

Latch

Logic

Array

I

I

I

Note: On the falling edge of the clock, the negative-edge triggered register B

I

acquires the first data bit.

On the corresponding rising edge of the clock, the positive-edge triggered register A

I

acquires the

second data bit. For a successful data transfer to the logic array, the latch C

I

synchronizes the data

from register B

I

to the positive edge of the clock.

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ALTDDIO Functional Description

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2015.01.23

Altera Corporation

Double Data Rate I/O (ALTDDIO_IN, ALTDDIO_OUT, and ALTDDIO_BIDIR) IP Cores User Guide

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