Clocks, Clocks –14 – Altera Transceiver Signal Integrity Development Kit, Stratix IV GX Edition User Manual

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Chapter 2: Board Components

Clocks

Transceiver Signal Integrity Development Kit,

November 2011

Altera Corporation

Stratix IV GX Edition Reference Manual

Clocks

Clocking for the Stratix IV GX transceiver signal integrity board is provided
separately for both the FPGA core and transceivers. The core clocks include a
dedicated 50-MHz clock, a spread spectrum clock capable of producing either
25-MHz, 100-MHz, 125-MHz, or 200-MHz clock, and a pair of SMA connectors to
receive a differential external clock. The dedicated transceiver clocks include a
100-MHz, 156.25-MHz clock source, and a socket for accepting a 5×7-mm 6-pin
oscillator. This socket has the flexibility of providing any custom oscillator frequency
to the transceivers. Additionally, if an oscillator with the desired frequency is not
readily available, the transceivers can receive a differential clock from an external
source through a pair of SMA connectors.

Figure 2–6

shows the Stratix IV GX transceiver signal integrity development board

clocking diagram.

Figure 2–6. Stratix IV GX Transceiver Signal Integrity Board Clocking Diagram

50-MHz

OSC (Y2)

ICS8304
CLKBUF

(U20)

MAX II CPLD

(U32)

CLKIN SMA

(J14, J15)

Trigger
SMA (J18)

Trigger
SMA (J21)

25-MHz

XTAL (Y2)

Trigger
SMA (J22)

Trigger
SMA (J23)

CLKIN SMA

(J19, J20)

ICS557

Spread

Spectrum

CLKBUF

(U21)

DIPSW

(SW2)

Stratix IV GX

FPGA

(U33)

CLKOUT SMA
(J16, J17)

OSC

Socket

(Y3)

ICS8543
CLKBUF

(U22)

EN JMP

(J66)

100 MHz

OSC

(Y4)

ICS85411

CLKBUF

(U23)

ICS85411

CLKBUF

(U24)

EN JMP

(J67)

156.25 OSC

(Y5)

EN JMP

(J65)

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