Altera I/O Buffer (ALTIOBUF) IP Core User Manual

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Table 9: ALTIOBUF (As Output Buffer) Input Ports

This table lists the input ports for the ALTIOBUF IP core (as output buffer).

Name

Required

Description

datain[]

Yes

The output buffer input port.
Input port

[NUMBER_OF_CHANNELS - 1..0]

wide. For differential signals, this port supplies

the positive signal input. Inputs are fed to the I/

O output buffer element.

io_config_datain

No

Input port that feeds the datain port of

IO_

CONFIG

for user-driven dynamic delay chain.

Input port used to feed input data to the serial

load shift register. The value is a 1-bit wire

shared among all I/O instances.
This port is available when the

USE_OUT_

DYNAMIC_DELAY_CHAIN1

or

USE_OUT_DYNAMIC_

DELAY_CHAIN2

parameter value is

TRUE.

io_config_clk

No

Input clock port that feeds the IO_CONFIG for

user-driven dynamic delay chain.
Note that the maximum frequency for this clock

is 30 MHz.
Input port used as the clock signal of shift

register block. The value is a 1-bit wire shared

among all I/O instances.
This port is available when the

USE_OUT_

DYNAMIC_DELAY_CHAIN1

or

USE_OUT_DYNAMIC_

DELAY_CHAIN2

parameter value is

TRUE.

io_config_clkena[]

No

Input clock-enable that feeds the ena port of

IO_

CONFIG

for user-driven dynamic delay chain.

Input port

[NUMBER_OF_CHANNELS - 1..0]

wide. Input port used as the clock signal of shift

register block.
This port is available when the

USE_OUT_

DYNAMIC_DELAY_CHAIN1

or

USE_OUT_DYNAMIC_

DELAY_CHAIN2

parameter value is

TRUE.

UG-01024

2014.12.15

ALTIOBUF Signals and Parameters: As Output Buffer

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