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i am new to lvds mega in quartus . i wanna know that what is the difference between using internal pll and external pll,since there is an option in the lvds_tx, lvds_rx general pannel. which kind configuration is easier and more stable? and my device is ep2c35.
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--- Quote Start --- i am new to lvds mega in quartus . i wanna know that what is the difference between using internal pll and external pll,since there is an option in the lvds_tx, lvds_rx general pannel. which kind configuration is easier and more stable? and my device is ep2c35. thanks ! yu.p --- Quote End --- Use the internal PLL unless you need to dynamically controller the PLL parameters. The default configuration takes care of the timing analysis constraints. Cheers, Dave
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--- Quote Start --- Use the internal PLL unless you need to dynamically controller the PLL parameters. The default configuration takes care of the timing analysis constraints. Cheers, Dave --- Quote End --- Thanks dave!Our board have been made that the inclk ports are not drawn out. So i cann't use the internal pll of the lvds mega, and the internal pll of lvds mega needs a inlck to feed the pll. I will try the external pll . Thanks ! yu.p
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--- Quote Start --- Our board have been made that the inclk ports are not drawn out. So i cann't use the internal pll of the lvds mega, and the internal pll of lvds mega needs a inlck to feed the pll. I will try the external pll . --- Quote End --- The altlvds component with PLL or with external PLL uses the same PLL component within the FPGA. If you have not routed a global clock input on your board, then you are in trouble. Cheers, Dave
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--- Quote Start --- The altlvds component with PLL or with external PLL uses the same PLL component within the FPGA. If you have not routed a global clock input on your board, then you are in trouble. Cheers, Dave --- Quote End --- Thanks ! i know that no matter internal or external plls i used in altlvds, they are the pll in the FPGA. And now, I send the data and the fast clock of altlvds_tx to the altlvds_rx. The connection is tx_inclk ------> rx_inclk, tx_out----------------> rx_in.The altlvds works, but the data received is not right. Any suggestion to solve the problem ? And could my method work well ? Thanks dave! yu.p
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--- Quote Start --- I send the data and the fast clock of altlvds_tx to the altlvds_rx. The connection is tx_inclk ------> rx_inclk, tx_out----------------> rx_in.The altlvds works, but the data received is not right. Any suggestion to solve the problem ? And could my method work well ? --- Quote End --- If you do it right, it will work well. Have you simulated your design in Modelsim? Are you sending a frame clock to frame your LVDS data? For example, if you are serializing 8:1, and then deserializing 1:8, you should be sending a frame clock that is 1/8th of the data rate. Have you ensured that your LVDS receivers have terminations? Cheers. Dave
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--- Quote Start --- If you do it right, it will work well. Have you simulated your design in Modelsim? Are you sending a frame clock to frame your LVDS data? For example, if you are serializing 8:1, and then deserializing 1:8, you should be sending a frame clock that is 1/8th of the data rate. Have you ensured that your LVDS receivers have terminations? Cheers. Dave --- Quote End --- Is the frame clock you mentioned above the tx_syncclock in altlvds? i send it.And the LVDS have terminations.
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--- Quote Start --- Is the frame clock you mentioned above the tx_syncclock in altlvds? i send it.And the LVDS have terminations. --- Quote End --- You should really read the altlvds MegaCore users guide: http://www.altera.com/literature/ug/ug_altlvds.pdf and simulate the component in Modelsim. Getting it to work there will show you what the clocks need to be. Cheers, Dave
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--- Quote Start --- You should really read the altlvds MegaCore users guide: http://www.altera.com/literature/ug/ug_altlvds.pdf and simulate the component in Modelsim. Getting it to work there will show you what the clocks need to be. Cheers, Dave --- Quote End --- Thanks Dave! i have almost tried every option to apply altlvds, i recived the data,but the data and the clock had some phase difference. And at last, I gave up the altlvds, and wrote one by myself. Now ,it works well. Thanks again! yu.p
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