Altera Stratix II GX EP2SGX90 Transceiver Signal Integrity Development Board User Manual

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Reference Manual

Altera Corporation

Stratix II GX EP2SGX90 Transceiver Signal Integrity Development Board

May 2006

Board Overview

Table 2–1

describes the components and lists their corresponding board

references.

Table 2–1. Stratix II GX Transceiver SI Development Board Components & Interfaces (Part 1 of 3)

Type

Component/

Interface

Board

Reference

Description

Page

Featured
Device

FPGA

Stratix II GX
device

U20

EP2SGX90EF1152C3NES or EP2SGX90EF35C3NES

2–6

User
Interfaces

I/O

Push-button
switches

S1-S6

Six push-button switches for user-defined, logic inputs.

2–21

I/O

DIP switch

S7

Eight toggle DIP switches for user-defined, logic inputs.

2–22

I/O

LEDs

D1-D8

Eight user-defined LEDs

2–18

I/O

Dual seven-
segment
display

D9, D10

Dual seven-segment display

2–19

I/O

Slide switch

S9

Double-pole, single-throw slide switch for selecting
between the 156.25 MHZ oscillator and the SMA external
clock inputs to supply the clocks to the three quad
transceivers.

2–24

I/O

DIP switch

S8

Eight toggle DIP switches for selecting PCIe clock speed,
PCIe clock spread-spectrum setting, and the output enable
of the clocks to the three quad transceivers.

2–22

Debugging Interfaces

I/O

Debug header J1

A twenty-pin connector that is connected to 20 general I/Os
on the FPGA.

2–16

Connections & Interfaces

I/O

USB UART

U2, J2

USB interface to the Stratix II GX device for device
configuration and communication with applications running
on the device.

2–14

I/O

SMA transmit
and receive
connectors

J26-J49

SMA connectors with the transmit and receive signals from
the quad transceivers

2–12

Configuration & Reset

Input

Connector

J23

Header for programming the EPCS64 serial configuration
device.

2–28

Input

Connector

J24

Header for configuring the Stratix II GX device.

2–28

Input

Jumper
header

J25

Jumper header to select which JTAG source the board
uses, i.e., the JTAG header configuration or the USB JTAG
configuration.

2–28

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