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In Table 265. Layout Guidelines on page 253 at document " External Memory Interfaces Arria 10 FPGA IP User Guide" what does tCK stand for in Clock Routing?
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tCK stand for clock cycle.
Let say your DDR4 is running at 1200MHz, then one clock cycle is 0.8333ns. (1/1200MHz)
Therefore in this case, 1.5 clock cycle is 1.25ns.
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