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Hi,
I'm using ADS5263, a high-speed ADC, and trying to receive test pattern from this ADC. To make everything simple, I first set the clock frequency of ADC to its minimum, 10MHz. Because the data is delivered with DDR, I would like to receive data using DDIO feature in GPIO IP. The ADC chip uses LVDS to deliver signal, so I set the I/O standards of pins, which are connected to ADC, to LVDS in Pin Planner.
In GPIO IP, we have an option in Buffer section: "Use differential pair". If I turn on this option, the instance of DDIO module requires input port .pad_in_b. I cannot connect negative differential signal pin to .pad_in_b, because it is already used in LVDS setting in Pin Planner.
What is the appropriate I/O standard to use DDIO for LVDS signals?
Thank you,
Yoshitaka
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Hi,
If you using the above configuration , do you find any issues or error
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Hi ,
Kindly let me know, if you need further assistance.
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Hi RahulS,
I'm sorry that I missed the reply notification.
At first, I was trying to use DDIO. but I found that I need phase alignment to receive data correctly, so I started to use SERDES IP. The SERDES is working properly now.
So I don't need assistance for this topic anymore.
Thank you for kindly reading my post.
Best regards,
Yoshitaka
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