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Hi,
I am new on CPLD and FPGA development.
I have to make EtherCAT switch with two inputs and one output.Input selection would be based on "Physical button press" by user.
can anyone suggest if MAX II EPM240 would work for this use case or do i need some other variant of CPLD. (in light of High speed communication on I/O)
1. Two inputs of EtherCAT are running on 100Mbps. (Preferred 1Gbps), Input selection would be based on "User button press"
2. EtherCAT PHY would be taken care by Beckhoff Chipset.
CPLD is used only to avoid cable interchange manually.
3. Are there any limitations on I/O for these high speed signals?
ex: Speed , voltage level
so on each power cycle as per user button state - "EtherCAT Input" routed to "EtherCAT Output" automatically. to me it seems feasible with low end CPLD device also.
Regards
Nitin
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Hello,
I hope you are doing well. Is EtherCat the third-party IP? If yes, we do not have information to help you out on that. The maximum input of a pin depends on the I/O standard of your design and you can refer that from this document: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/hb/max2/max2_mii5v1.pdf
I hope this helps. Thank you
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