6 handshaking, Handshaking, Function block and operation theory 67 – ADLINK PCIe-7350 User Manual

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Function Block and Operation Theory

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3.9.6 Handshaking

PCIe-7350’s Application Function I/O (AFI) can be configured as
handshaking mode (DI-REQ/DI-ACK/DI-TRIG/DO-REQ/DO-ACK/
DO-TRIG) to communicate with an external device using an
acknowledge signals to request and acknowledge each data
transfer. The handshaking mode can ensure the data transfer
without loss.

For the digital pattern acquisition using handshaking, through DI-
REQ input signal from external device and DI-ACK output signal to
the external device, the digital input can have simple handshaking
data transfer. (Refer to section 3.7.3 to 3.7.6 for more information)

For the digital pattern generation using handshaking, through DO-
REQ output signal to the external device and DO-ACK input signal
from external device, the digital output can have simple handshak-
ing data transfer.

Note:

For the PCIe-7350 to communicate with peripheral devices

using handshaking, verify that the DUT and the PCIe-7350

have compatible timing.

Figure 3-37: Configured AFI as Handshaking Interface

Handshake

Mux

AFI0

AFI1

PCIe-7350 Card

DUT_0

AFI2

AFI3

AFI4

AFI5

AFI6

AFI7

DI-REQ

Acquisition

D0 ~ D31

DI Pattern

DI-ACK

DI-TRIG

DI-TRIG

DI-REQ

DI-ACK

DO-REQ

Generation

DO-ACK

DO-TRIG

DO-TRIG

DO-REQ

DO-ACK

DI Pattern

DO Pattern

DO Pattern

DO-TRIG

DO-REQ

DO-ACK

DUT_1

DI-TRIG

DI-REQ

DI-ACK

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