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hi,
I am having a customized board with 2 Stratix V FPGA on it. i wanted to transfer the data from one FPGA to another directly ( Pin to Pin ) without ant protocol. The clock rate is 10 Mhz . I am finding that the data received is not same as what i had sent. The problem is in the SDC file in which i had given the INPUT_DELAY and OUTPUT_DELAY commands. Kindly suggest me how to find the accurate delays to be given in SDC file and what other commands i should enter to get the correct data . SaurabhLink Copied
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--- Quote Start --- hi, I am having a customized board with 2 Stratix V FPGA on it. i wanted to transfer the data from one FPGA to another directly ( Pin to Pin ) without ant protocol. The clock rate is 10 Mhz . I am finding that the data received is not same as what i had sent. The problem is in the SDC file in which i had given the INPUT_DELAY and OUTPUT_DELAY commands. Kindly suggest me how to find the accurate delays to be given in SDC file and what other commands i should enter to get the correct data . Saurabh --- Quote End --- You need to describe the protocol you are using in more detail. Is it a single data line, as in a serial UART but at 10MHz baud rate? Or is it embedded clock/data as would be in NRZ/NRZI encoded? Or do you have a separate clock line and data line? Or ... ? It sounds like you have more than one signal (like clock + data), as the data input/output delay on a single line would not be an issue.
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Hi,
If you just send data + clock, you can just invert the clock on the reception part to sample the data in the eye of the signal. The input_delay / output_delay commands will probably be useless at 10MHz.- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- Hi, If you just send data + clock, you can just invert the clock on the reception part to sample the data in the eye of the signal. The input_delay / output_delay commands will probably be useless at 10MHz. --- Quote End --- thanks.....
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If you are essentially creating a source synchronous interface between the two devices, check out this training and the app note referenced within (don't remember which one it is offhand):
https://www.altera.com/support/training/catalog.html?coursetype=online&language=english&keywords=synchronous
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