14 synthesis constraints, Synthesis constraints, Table 70: ethercat ip core constraints – BECKHOFF EtherCAT IP Core for Xilinx FPGAs v3.00k User Manual

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Synthesis Constraints

Slave Controller

– IP Core for Xilinx FPGAs

III-129

14 Synthesis Constraints

The following table contains basic IP Core constraints. Refer to Xilinx for details about RGMII
constraining.

Table 70: EtherCAT IP Core constraints

Signal

Requirement

Value

Clock reference

Description

CLK25

period

40 ns

Reference clock (25 MHz)

CLK25_2NS

a) period
b) phase shift

a) 40 ns
b) 2 ns

CLK25

Derived clock (25 MHz). Phase shift is rising
edge CLK25 to rising edge CLK25_2NS.

CLK50

a) period
b) phase shift

a) 20 ns
b) 0 ns

CLK25

Derived clock (50 MHz). Phase shift is rising
edge to rising edge.

CLK100

a) period
b) phase shift

a) 10 ns
b) 0 ns

CLK25

Derived clock (100 MHz). Phase shift is
rising edge to rising edge.

nRESET

Ignore timing

nRESET is asynchronous to any clock

MCLK

min. period

400 ns

IEEE802.3 requirement (2.5 MHz)

MDIO

a) setup
b) hold
at PHY input

a) 10 ns
b) 10 ns

MCLK
(rising edge)

MDIO is changed with falling edge of
MCLK, max. output skew of MCLK and
MDIO is 190 ns. Constraining is usually not
required. IEEE802.3 requirement.

MII_RX_CLK0-2

period

40 ns

MII receive reference clock (25 MHz).
IEEE802.3 requirement.

MII_RX_DATA0-2[3:0]
MII_RX_DV0-2
MII_RX_ERR0-2

a) setup
b) hold

a) 10 ns
b) 10 ns

MII_RX_CLK0-2
(rising edge)

IEEE802.3 requirement

MII_TX_CLK0-2

period

40 ns

MII transmit reference clock (25 MHz). Only
used for automatic TX Shift compensation.
IEEE802.3 requirement.

MII_TX_DATA0-2[3:0]
MII_TX_ENA0-2

Clock-to-Pin
a) min
b) max


a) 0 ns
b) 25 ns

TX_CLK0-2 from
PHY (rising
edge)

IEEE802.3 requirement

Clock-to-Pin
a) min
b) max


a) 0 ns
b) 10 ns

CLK25
(rising edge)

Incomplete alternative to IEEE802.3
requirement, keeps margin if TX Shift has
been determined and compensated. Refer
to section III for details.

PROM_CLK

period

App. dep.

I²C clock. Actual ESC output clock is
6.72 µs (

≈ 150 kHz). Min. 2.5µs (400 Khz)

for example I²C EEPROM chip.

PROM_DATA


a) setup
b) hold


a) 250 ns
b) 0 ns

PROM_CLK
a) rising edge
b) falling edge

PROM_DATA is changed in the middle of
the low phase of PROM_CLOCK, i.e., max.
output skew of PROM_CLK/PROM_DATA
is 1.43 µs. Constraining is usually not
required. Example I²C EEPROM chip
requirement.

RMII_RX_DATA0/1[1:0]
RMII_RX_DV0/1
RMII_RX_ERR0/1
RMII_TX_DATA0/1[1:0]
RMII_TX_ENA0/1

a) setup
b) hold

a) 4 ns
b) 2 ns

CLK50
(rising edge)

RMII specification requirement

RGMII_RX_CLK0-2

period

40 ns

RGMII receive reference clock (25 MHz).
RGMII spec. requirement.

RGMII_RX_CTL0-3
RGMII_RX_DATA0-
3[3:0]

a) setup
b) hold

a)
b)

RGMII_RX_CLK
0-2 (both edges)

Depending on RX_CLK delay option,
RGMII spec. requirement

RGMII_TX_CLK0-2

a) period
b) phase shift

a) 40 ns
b) 2 ns

CLK25_2NS

RGMII transmit reference clock (25 MHz),
derived from CLK25_2NS. RGMII spec.
requirement.

RGMII_TX_CTL0-3
RGMII_TX_DATA0-
3[3:0]

Clock-to-Pin
a) min
b) max


a)
b)

RGMII_TX_CLK
0-2 (both edges)

Depending on TX_CLK delay option,
RGMII spec. requirement

Other signals, especially
PDI signals

application dependent

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