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Xilinx Virtex-4 RocketIO User Manual (339 pages)

Multi-Gigabit Transceiver

Brand: Xilinx | Category: Transceiver | Size: 7.93 MB

Table of Contents

7
- Revision History
  3
: Analog and Board Design Considerations

17
- Preface: about this Guide
  27
  - MGT Features
    27
  - User Guide Organization
    28
  - Additional Resources
    29
  - Logical / Mathematical Operators
    29
  - Related Information
    29
  - User Guide Conventions
    29
  - Comma Definition
    30
  - Jitter Definition
    30
  - MGT Definition
    30
  - Port and Attribute Names
    30
  - Total Jitter (DJ + RJ) Definition
    30
  - Typographical
    31
- FPGA Level Design
  33
- Section I
  33
- Chapter 1 : Rocketio Transceiver Overview
  
  35
- Chapter 2: Clocking, Timing, and Resets
  
  61
- Chapter 3: PCS Digital Design Considerations
  
  101
  - Top-Level Architecture
    101
    
    Receive Architecture
    101
    
    Transmit Architecture
    101
  - Fabric Interface Synchronicity
    102
  - RX Buffer
    102
  - Bus Interface
    103
    
    External Bus Width Configuration (Fabric Interface)
    103
    
    Internal Bus Width Configuration
    104
    
    Fabric Interface Functionality
    105
    
    Figure 3-5: Fabric Interface Timing
    106
    
    PCS Bypass Byte Mapping
    107
  - 8B/10B Encoding/Decoding
    108
    
    Encoder
    109
    
    TXCHARDISPVAL and TXCHARDISPMODE
    110
    
    Txcharisk
    111
    
    Txkerr
    111
    
    Txrundisp
    111
    
    Decoder
    112
    
    RXCHARISK and RXRUNDISP
    113
    
    Rxdisperr
    113
    
    Rxchariscomma
    114
    
    Rxnotintable
    114
    
    Non-Standard Running Disparity Example
    115
    
    Receiving Vitesse Channel Bonding Sequence
    115
    
    Transmitting Vitesse Channel Bonding Sequence
    115
  - Symbol Alignment and Detection (Comma Detection)
    116
    
    Bypassing
    116
    
    Summary
    116
    
    10-Bit Alignment for 8B/10B Encoded Data
    117
    
    8-Bit / 10-Bit Alignment
    117
    
    Determining Barrel Shifter Position
    118
    
    Figure 3-13: 6-Bit Alignment Mux Position
    118
    
    SONET Alignment
    119
    
    Figure 3-16: SONET Alignment Sequence (2-Byte External Data Interface Width)
    120
    
    Alignment Status
    122
    
    Align_Comma_Word = 1
    122
    
    Byte Alignment
    122
    
    Rxslide
    123
  - Clock Correction
    123
    
    Append/Remove Idle Clock Correction
    123
    
    Clock Correction Sequences
    124
    
    Clk_Cor_Seq_1_Mask, Clk_Cor_Seq_2_Mask
    125
    
    CLK_COR_SEQ_LEN Attributes
    125
    
    Determining Correct CLK_COR_MIN_LAT and CLK_COR_MAX_LAT
    126
  - Channel Bonding
    127
    
    Cccb_Arbitrator_Disable = False, Clock_Correction_Use = True
    127
    
    Cccb_Arbitrator_Disable = True, Clock_Correction_Use = False
    127
    
    Details
    127
    
    CCCB_ARBITRATOR_DISABLE Attribute
    129
    
    Chan_Bond_Seq_1_Mask, Chan_Bond_Seq_2_Mask
    130
    
    CHAN_BOND_SEQ_LEN, CHAN_BOND_SEQ_*_* Attributes
    130
    
    Disable Channel Bonding
    130
    
    Implementation Guidelines
    130
    
    Setting CHAN_BOND_LIMIT
    130
    
    Figure 3-20: Daisy-Chained Transceiver CHBONDI/CHBONDO Buses
    131
    
    RX Fabric Interface and Channel Bonding
    132
  - Status and Event Bus
    132
    
    Status Indication
    132
    
    Event Indication
    133
    
    Rxbuferr
    133
    
    Txbuferr
    133
  - Loopback
    133
  - Digital Receiver
    134
    
    Figure 3-23: Digital Receiver Example
    135
    
    Clocking in Buffered Mode
    136
    
    Www.xilinx.com Virtex-4 Rocketio MGT User Guide UG076 (V4.1) November 2
    138
- Chapter 4: PMA Analog Design Considerations
  
  139
  - Serial I/O Description
    139
    
    Differential Transmitter
    139
  - Output Swing and Emphasis
    139
    
    Emphasis
    140
    
    Figure 4-3: Effect of 3-Tap Pre-Emphasis on a Pulse Signal
    141
    
    Figure 4-4: TX with Minimal Pre-Emphasis
    143
    
    Figure 4-5: RX after 36 Inches FR4 and Minimal Pre-Emphasis
    144
    
    Figure 4-6: TX with Maximal Pre-Emphasis
    145
  - Differential Receiver
    146
    
    Clock and Data Recovery
    146
    
    Receive Equalization
    147
    
    Receiver Lock Control
    147
    
    Figure 4-8: AC Response of Continuous-Time Linear Receiver Equalizer
    148
  - Special Analog Functions
    149
    
    Calibration for the Plls
    149
    
    Out-Of-Band (OOB) Signals
    149
    
    Powerdown
    151
    
    Rxdccouple
    152
    
    Rxpd
    152
    
    Txpd
    152
    
    Figure 5-1: 32-Bit CRC Inputs and Outputs
    153
- Chapter 5: Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)
  
  154
  - Functionality
    155
  - Figure 5-2: 64-Bit to 32-Bit Core Interface
    156
  - Handling End-Of-Packet Residue
    157
  - Latency and Timing
    157
    
    64-Bit Example
    158
    
    32-Bit Example
    159
    
    16-Bit Transmission, Hold CRC, and Residue of 8-Bit Example
    160
  - Implementation
    161
  - Www.xilinx.com Virtex-4 Rocketio MGT User Guide UG076 (V4.1) November 2
    162
- Chapter 6: Analog and Board Design Considerations
  
  163
  - Physical Requirements
    163
    
    Power Conditioning
    163
    
    Figure 6-1: MGT Tile Power and Serial I/O Pins
    164
    
    Determining Power Supply Budget
    165
    
    Power Supply Requirements
    165
    
    Voltage Regulation
    166
    
    Figure 6-4: Power Filtering Network for One MGT Tile
    167
    
    Powering Unused Mgts
    168
    
    Figure 6-6: Optimizing Filtering for an MGT Column
    169
    
    Reference Clock
    170
    
    Termination
    171
    
    AC and DC Coupling
    172
    
    Figure 6-11: AC-Coupled Serial Link
    173
    
    Selectio-To-MGT Crosstalk
    174
  - High-Speed Serial Trace Design
    176
    
    Routing Serial Traces
    176
    
    Differential Trace Design
    177
    
    Figure 6-15: Obstacle Route Geometry
    178
    
    Figure 6-16: Microstrip Edge-Coupled Differential Pair
    178
    
    Figure 6-17: Stripline Edge-Coupled Differential Pair
    178
- Chapter 7: Simulation and Implementation
  
  179
  - Model Considerations
    179
  - Simulation Models
    179
    
    Smartmodels
    179
    
    Hspice
    180
  - Smartmodel Simulation Considerations
    180
    
    After Reset or Power-Up
    180
    
    Reference Clock Period Restriction
    180
    
    Reset after Changing Clock Attributes
    180
    
    RXP/RXN Period Restrictions
    180
    
    1-Byte or 2-Byte Fabric Interface Width
    181
    
    Crc
    181
    
    Loopback
    181
    
    Out-Of-Band (OOB) Signaling
    181
    
    Toggling GSR
    181
    
    Simulating in Verilog
    182
    
    Simulating in VHDL
    182
    
    8B/10B Encoding/Decoding
    184
    
    Frequency Calibration and Detector
    184
    
    Phase-Locked Loop
    184
    
    Sonet
    184
    
    MGT Ports that Cannot be Simulated
    185
    
    Txbufferr
    185
  - Transceiver Location and Package Pin Relation
    186
    
    MGT Package Pins
    186
- Chapter 8: Low-Latency Design
  
  191
  - Introduction
    191
  - PCS Clocking Domains and Data Paths
    192
    
    Receiver
    192
    
    Figure 8-2: Pcs Transmit Clocking Domains and Data Paths
    193
    
    Transmitter
    193
  - PCS Data Path Latency
    194
  - Ports and Attributes
    196
    
    Receiver
    196
    
    Transmitter
    197
  - Synchronizing the PMA/PCS Clocks in Low-Latency Modes
    197
  - Transmit Latency and Output Skew
    198
    
    Clocking
    198
    
    Overview
    198
    
    TX Low-Latency Buffered Mode Without Channel Deskew
    198
    
    Www.xilinx.com Virtex-4 Rocketio MGT User Guide UG076 (V4.1) November 2
    198
    
    Reset
    199
    
    Skew
    199
    
    Use Models
    199
    
    Clocking
    200
    
    Overview
    200
    
    TX Low Latency Buffered Mode with Channel Deskew
    200
    
    Use Models
    201
    
    Figure 8-4: TX Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Models TX_1A, TX_2A
    202
    
    Figure 8-5: TX Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Models TX_1B, TX_2B
    203
    
    Figure 8-6: TX Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Models TX_1C, TX_2C
    204
    
    Figure 8-7: TX Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Models TX_1D, TX_2D
    205
    
    Figure 8-8: TX Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Model TX_2E
    206
    
    Figure 8-9: TX Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Model TX_2F
    207
    
    Figure 8-10: TX Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Model TX_2G
    208
    
    Figure 8-11: Tx Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Model Tx_2H
    209
    
    Reset
    209
    
    Skew
    209
    
    Clocking
    210
    
    Overview
    210
    
    TX Low Latency Buffer Bypass Mode
    210
    
    Use Models
    211
    
    Figure 8-13: TX Low Latency Buffer Bypass Mode: Use Model TX_3A
    212
    
    Reset
    213
    
    Skew
    213
  - Txsync
    213
    
    Overview
    213
    
    Timing
    214
    
    Usage
    214
  - TX Channel Skew Using TXSYNC
    215
    
    Synchronization Clock = PCS TXCLK, TXPHASESEL = TRUE
    215
    
    Worst-Case TX Skew Estimation
    215
    
    Synchronization Clock = GREFCLK, TXPHASESEL = FALSE
    216
    
    1.25 Gbit/S, Synchronization Clock = GREFCLK, TXPHASESEL = FALSE
    217
    
    1.25 Gbit/S, Synchronization Clock = PCS TXCLK, TXPHASESEL = TRUE
    217
    
    TX Skew Estimation Examples
    217
  - RX Latency
    219
    
    Clocking
    219
    
    Overview
    219
    
    RX Low Latency Buffered Mode
    219
    
    Use Models
    220
    
    Figure 8-16: RX Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Model RX_1A
    221
    
    Figure 8-17: RX Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Model RX_1B
    222
    
    Figure 8-18: Rx Low Latency Buffered Mode: Use Model Rx_1C
    223
    
    Reset
    223
    
    Clocking
    224
    
    Overview
    224
    
    RX Low Latency Buffer Bypass Mode
    224
    
    Figure 8-19: RX Low Latency Buffer Bypass Mode: Use Model RX_2A
    225
    
    Figure 8-20: RX Low Latency Buffer Bypass Mode: Use Model RX_2B
    226
    
    Reset
    227
  - Rxsync
    228
    
    Overview
    228
    
    Timing
    228
    
    Usage
    228
  - Restrictions on Low Latency Buffer Bypass Modes
    229
  - Example of a Reduced-Latency System
    230
    
    System Characteristics
    230
    
    Xaui
    230
  - Board Level Design
    233
- Chapter 9: Methodology Overview
  
  235
  - Introduction
    235
  - Powering the Rocketio Mgts
    236
    
    Filtering
    236
    
    Regulators
    236
  - Reference Clock
    236
    
    Clock Sources
    236
    
    Clock Traces
    237
  - Coupling
    237
    
    AC Coupling
    237
    
    DC Coupling
    237
    
    External Capacitor Value Selection
    237
- Chapter 10: PCB Materials and Traces
  
  239
  - How Fast Is Fast
    239
  - PCB Losses
    239
    
    Choosing the Substrate Material
    240
    
    Loss Tangent
    240
    
    Relative Permittivity
    240
    
    Skin Effect and Resistive Losses
    240
  - Traces
    241
    
    Trace Characteristic Impedance Design
    241
    
    Trace Geometry
    241
    
    Figure 10-1: Differential Edge-Coupled Centered Stripline
    242
    
    Plane Splits
    243
    
    Simulating Lossy Transmission Lines
    243
    
    Trace Routing
    243
  - Cable
    244
    
    Connectors
    244
    
    Optimal Cable Length
    244
    
    Skew between Conductors
    244
- Chapter 11: Design of Transitions
  
  245
- Chapter 12: Guidelines and Examples
  
  257
- Appendix A: Rocketio Transceiver Timing Model
  
  271
- Appendix B: 8B/10B Valid Characters
  
  284
- Appendix C: Dynamic Reconfiguration Port
  
  293
  - Interface Description
    293
  - Memory Map
    294
- Appendix D: Special Analog Functions
  
  321
  - Receiver Sample Phase Adjustment
    321
- Appendix E: Virtex-II Pro/Virtex-II Pro X to Virtex-4 Rocketio
  
  325
  - Introduction
    325
  - Primary Differences
    325
    
    Mgts Per Device
    325
    
    Clocking
    326
    
    Encoding Support and Clock Multipliers
    327
    
    Flexibility
    327
    
    Serial Rate Support
    327
    
    Board Guidelines
    328
    
    Power Supply Filtering
    328
  - Other Minor Differences
    329
    
    Termination
    329
    
    Crc
    330
    
    Loopback
    330
    
    Serialization
    330
    
    RXSTATUS Bus
    331
  - Pre-Emphasis, Differential Swing, and Equalization
    331

Xilinx Virtex-4 RocketIO User Manual (176 pages)

FPGA Embedded Tri-Mode Ethernet MAC

Brand: Xilinx | Category: IP Access Controllers | Size: 3.99 MB

Table of Contents
9
Preface: about this Guide

13
- Guide Contents
  
  13
- Additional Resources
  
  13
- Conventions
  
  14
  - Typographical
    14
  - Online Document
    14
Chapter 1: Introduction

15
- Ethernet MAC Overview
  
  15
- Features
  
  16
Chapter 2: Ethernet MAC Architecture

17
- Architecture Overview
  
  17
- Ethernet MAC Primitive
  
  20
- Ethernet MAC Signal Descriptions
  
  22
Chapter 3 : Client, Host, and MDIO Interfaces

37
- Client Interface
  
  37
- Host Interface
  
  72
- MDIO Interface
  
  93
Chapter 4: Physical Interface

99
- Media Independent Interface (MII)
  
  99
  - MII Interface
    99
  - MII Clock Management
    101
  - MII Signals
    104
- Gigabit Media Independent Interface (GMII) Signals
  
  105
  - GMII Interface
    105
  - GMII Clock Management
    107
  - Tri-Mode Operation with Byte PHY Enabled (Full-Duplex Only)
    110
  - GMII Signals
    112
- 10/100/1000 Rgmii
  
  113
  - Gb/S RGMII Interface
    113
  - Gb/S RGMII Clock Management
    115
  - Tri-Mode RGMII V2.0
    117
  - Tri-Mode RGMII V1.3
    120
  - RGMII Signals
    122
- 10/100/1000 Serial Gigabit Media Independent Interface (SGMII)
  
  123
  - SGMII RX Elastic Buffer
    123
  - 10/100/1000 SGMII Interface
    130
  - 10/100/1000 SGMII Clock Management
    131
  - SGMII Signals
    132
  - Management Registers
    134
- 1000Base-X Pcs/Pma
  
  135
  - 1000BASE-X PCS/PMA Interface
    135
  - Shim
    137
  - 1000BASE-X PCS/PMA Clock Management
    137
  - PCS/PMA Signals
    140
  - Management Registers
    140
Chapter 5: Miscellaneous Functions

147
- Clock Frequency Support
  
  147
  - Transmit Clocking Scheme
    148
  - Receive Clocking Scheme
    149
- Ethernet MAC Configuration
  
  149
- Auto-Negotiation Interrupt
  
  151
  - Overview of Operation
    151
  - Auto-Negotiation Link Timer
    153
  - Using the Auto-Negotiation Interrupt
    153
Chapter 6: Use Models

155
- Simulation Models
  
  155
  - Secureip Model
    155
  - Model Considerations
    155
- Pinout Guidelines
  
  156
- Interfacing to the Processor DCR
  
  157
- Interfacing to an FPGA Fabric-Based Statistics Block
  
  161
  - When the Ethernet MAC Is Implemented with the Host Bus
    161
  - When the Ethernet MAC Is Implemented with the DCR Bus
    163
Chapter 7: Using the Embedded Ethernet MAC

167
- Accessing the Ethernet MAC from the CORE Generator Tool
  
  167
- Simulating the Ethernet MAC Using the Ethernet MAC Wrappers
  
  167
Appendix A: Ethernet MAC Timing Model

169
- Timing Parameters
  
  169
  - Input Setup/Hold Times Relative to Clock
    169
  - Clock to Output Delays
    170
  - Core Latency
    170
- Timing Diagram and Timing Parameter Tables
  
  171

Xilinx Virtex-4 RocketIO Configuration User Manual (114 pages)

FPGA

Brand: Xilinx | Category: Motherboard | Size: 1.47 MB

Revision History
2
Table of Contents
5
Preface: about this Guide

9
- Guide Contents
  
  9
- Additional Documentation
  
  9
- Additional Resources
  
  10
- Typographical Conventions
  
  10
  - Online Document
    11
Chapter 1: Configuration Overview

13
- Introduction
  
  13
- Setup (Steps 1-3)
  
  15
- Bitstream Loading (Steps 4-7)
  
  18
- Startup (Step 8)
  
  21
- Bitstream Encryption
  
  23
Chapter 2: Configuration Interfaces

27
Chapter 3: Boundary-Scan and JTAG Configuration

57
Chapter 4: Frame ECC Logic

75
- Using Frame ECC Logic
  
  75
Chapter 5: User Access Register

77
- Using the User Access Register
  
  77
Chapter 6: Reconfiguration Techniques

79
- Dynamic Reconfiguration of Functional Blocks (DRP)
  
  79
Chapter 7 : Configuration Details

87
- Configuration Memory Frames
  
  87
- Configuration Control Logic
  
  88
  - Packet Types
    88
    
    Type 1 Packet
    88
    
    Type 2 Packet
    89
  - Configuration Registers
    89
    
    Command Register (CMD)
    90
    
    Control Register (CTL)
    91
    
    Frame Address Register (FAR)
    92
    
    Status Register (STAT)
    93
    
    Configuration Options Register (COR)
    94
- Bitstream Composition
  
  96
  - Default Initial Configuration Process
    96
Chapter 8: Readback and Configuration Verification

99

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

: Analog and Board Design Considerations

Chapter 1 : Rocketio Transceiver Overview

Chapter 2: Clocking, Timing, and Resets

Chapter 3: PCS Digital Design Considerations

Chapter 4: PMA Analog Design Considerations

Chapter 5: Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)

Chapter 6: Analog and Board Design Considerations

Chapter 7: Simulation and Implementation

Chapter 8: Low-Latency Design

Chapter 9: Methodology Overview

Chapter 10: PCB Materials and Traces

Chapter 11: Design of Transitions

Chapter 12: Guidelines and Examples

Appendix A: Rocketio Transceiver Timing Model

Appendix B: 8B/10B Valid Characters

Appendix C: Dynamic Reconfiguration Port

Appendix D: Special Analog Functions

Appendix E: Virtex-II Pro/Virtex-II Pro X to Virtex-4 Rocketio

Xilinx Virtex-4 RocketIO User Manual (176 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface: about this Guide

Guide Contents

Additional Resources

Conventions

Chapter 1: Introduction

Ethernet MAC Overview

Features

Chapter 2: Ethernet MAC Architecture

Architecture Overview

Ethernet MAC Primitive

Ethernet MAC Signal Descriptions

Chapter 3 : Client, Host, and MDIO Interfaces

Client Interface

Host Interface

MDIO Interface

Chapter 4: Physical Interface

Media Independent Interface (MII)

Gigabit Media Independent Interface (GMII) Signals

10/100/1000 Rgmii

10/100/1000 Serial Gigabit Media Independent Interface (SGMII)

1000Base-X Pcs/Pma

Chapter 5: Miscellaneous Functions

Clock Frequency Support

Ethernet MAC Configuration

Auto-Negotiation Interrupt

Chapter 6: Use Models

Simulation Models

Pinout Guidelines

Interfacing to the Processor DCR

Interfacing to an FPGA Fabric-Based Statistics Block

Chapter 7: Using the Embedded Ethernet MAC

Accessing the Ethernet MAC from the CORE Generator Tool

Simulating the Ethernet MAC Using the Ethernet MAC Wrappers

Appendix A: Ethernet MAC Timing Model

Timing Parameters

Timing Diagram and Timing Parameter Tables

Xilinx Virtex-4 RocketIO Configuration User Manual (114 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface: about this Guide

Guide Contents

Additional Documentation

Additional Resources

Typographical Conventions

Chapter 1: Configuration Overview

Introduction

Setup (Steps 1-3)

Bitstream Loading (Steps 4-7)

Startup (Step 8)

Bitstream Encryption

Chapter 2: Configuration Interfaces

Serial Configuration Interface

Selectmap Configuration Interface

Configuration Data Files

Generating PROM Files

Chapter 3: Boundary-Scan and JTAG Configuration

Introduction