Receiver phase compensation fifo buffer, Gige mode transmitter architecture, Gige mode transmitter architecture –14 – Altera Stratix GX Transceiver User Manual

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Altera Corporation

Stratix GX Transceiver User Guide

January 2005

GigE Mode Transmitter Architecture

Figure 6–14. Control Code Detection

Receiver Phase Compensation FIFO Buffer

The receiver phase compensation FIFO buffer is located at the FPGA logic
array interface in the receiver block and is four words deep. This FIFO
buffer compensates for the phase difference between the clock in the
FPGA and the operating clocks in the transceiver block.

In GigE mode, the write port is clocked by the refclk from the
transmitter phase-locked loop (PLL). The read clock is clocked by
CORECLK

(output from the transmitter PLL). The receiver phase

compensation FIFO buffer can only account for phase differences and
must be derived from the recovered clock of its associated channel.

The receiver phase compensation FIFO buffer is always used, and you
cannot bypass it.

GigE Mode
Transmitter
Architecture

Figure 6–15

shows the digital components of the Stratix GX transmitter

that are active in GigE mode.

clock

rx_out[7:0]

rx_ctrldetect

83

78

BC

07

0F

00

BF

3C

D3.4

D24.3

D28.5

K28.5

D15.0

D0.0

D31.5

D28.1

Code Group

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