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Hi, is it possible to adjust the Cyclone III IOE delay at runtime, or only at bitstream generation time?
In particular, the i/o buffer megafunction (altiobuf) user guide (http://application-notes.digchip.com/038/38-21601.pdf) for StratixIII+CycloneIII says that it is possible, but all the examples use the StratixIII-specific StratixII_CONFIG_IO primitive, which doesn't work on CycloneIII (or is there some trick that makes it work?). According to the Cyclone III datasheet the input-pin-to-register and output-register-to-pin delay lines have a range of 0ps to 1000ps or more, but I need to be able to adjust this on a per-board and per-pin basis, so the values aren't known at the time the bitstream is written. I need to be able to sweep the values while checking error rates, similar to how the PLL output phases can be adjusted in real time.Link Copied
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Hi,
Seems like there is no further description. It would be great if you could further elaborate on your inquiry- Mark as New
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The forum has done something very strange and deleted my post but didn't delete the thread! Here is what I wrote:
Sorry for the double-post, but the forum is doing really strange stuff with my threads. The previous thread I started has zero postings (not even my own!). Did a moderator delete my post but not delete the thread? Sorry if I did something wrong... Anyways: Is it possible to adjust the Cyclone III IOE delay at runtime, or only at bitstream generation time? In particular, the I/O Buffer Megafunction (ALTIOBUF) User Guide for StratixIII+CycloneIII says that it is possible, but all the examples use the StratixIII-specific StratixII_CONFIG_IO primitive, which doesn't work on CycloneIII (or is there some trick that makes it work?). According to the Cyclone III datasheet the input-pin-to-register and output-register-to-pin delay lines have a range of 0ps to 1000ps or more, but I need to be able to adjust this on a per-board and per-pin basis, so the values aren't known at the time the bitstream is written. I need to be able to sweep the values while checking error rates, similar to how the PLL output phases can be adjusted in real time.- Mark as New
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Sorry about the double-post above. I tried to delete the duplicate but the forum barfed at me:
Fatal error: Existing data passed is not an array Called set_existing in [path]/editpost.php on line 1324 in [path]/includes/class_dm.php on line 265 Sad forum :(- Mark as New
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Any ideas?
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As I mentioned in your other post - the buffer dynamic delay chain is not available in the ALTIOBUF for Cyclone III. So, it cannot be dynamically changed. It can only be modified prior to bitstream generation.
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--- Quote Start --- As I mentioned in your other post --- Quote End --- My other post? --- Quote Start --- the buffer dynamic delay chain is not available in the ALTIOBUF for Cyclone III. So, it cannot be dynamically changed. It can only be modified prior to bitstream generation. --- Quote End --- Ah, that is unfortunate. Thanks for clarifying. Cheers, Alex --- Quote End ---
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Glad that helped.
The other post(s) I was referring to, from you: http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49164 (http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49164) http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49167 (http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49167) Cheers, Alex
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