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I am generating Startisx10 IBIS models for DDR4 pins and there are two pins which same function being assigned to different models:
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[Pin] signal_name model_name
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A15 ddr4_dq(15)~pad pod12_rtio_g48c_r48cp1_dqs_lv
A17 ddr4_dq(19)~pad pod12_rtio_g48c_r48cp1_lv
Is that correct?
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Hi Arley,
The IBIS model is correct. Only the name is not generate properly due to some bug from the Quartus.
You can use the model that has been generate from the Quartus.
Regards,
Adzim
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Hello ArleySalvador,
Thank you for submitting your question in Intel Community.
I believe there is no error for those pins.
The A15 pin should be assigned to DQS signal while the A17 pin for DQ signal.
For more details, you can direct to Pin Out file for Stratix 10 device and check the pins details.
- Link to Pin-Out file: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/programmable/support-resources/devices/lit-dp.html
Regards,
Adzim
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Hi Adzim,
According to the EMIF ipcore configuration below, I expect to have I/O pin restriction for DQS X8/X9.
Then according to the 1SG040 pinning table, the pins A15 and A17 are supposed be assigned to DQ models.
Is there any wrong assumption from my side?
Regards,
Arley
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Hi Arley,
I have checked this issue internally and I found one similar issue.
There is a bug with Quartus IBIS generation. The Quartus does not generate the correct IBIS model name for EMIF I/O pins.
The IBIS model that has been used is accurate.
Regards,
Adzim
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Hi Adzim,
Please, could you clarify what that means?
"The IBIS model that has been used is accurate."
Should I do anything to use to correct model for A15 (for instance)?
A15 ddr4_dq(15)~pad pod12_rtio_g48c_r48cp1_dqs_lv
Regards,
Arley
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Hi Adzim,
Please, could you clarify your last help?
Should I use the model as provided by Quartus tool even though it is not correctly assigned to DQ model?
Look foward for you reply.
Regards,
Arley
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Hi Arley,
The IBIS model is correct. Only the name is not generate properly due to some bug from the Quartus.
You can use the model that has been generate from the Quartus.
Regards,
Adzim
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