ECP5 and ECP5-5G High-Speed I/O Interface
Technical Note
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There is an additional tab called Advanced Settings for the ECP5 and ECP5-5G device that can be used to adjust the
default DQS Read and Write Delay settings.
Figure 7.12. DDR_MEM Advanced Settings Tab
shows the available values in this tab.
Table 7.8. DDR_MEM Advanced Settings Tab Parameters
User Interface Option
Range
Default Value
DQS Read Delay Adjustment
FACTORYONLY, PLUS, MINUS
FACTORYONLY
DQS Read Delay Value
Grey out (if DQS Delay Adjustment = FACTORYONLY)
0–255 (if DQS delay adjustment = PLUS)
1–256 (If DQS delay Adjustment = MINUS)
—
DQS Write Delay Adjustment
FACTORYONLY, PLUS, MINUS
FACTORYONLY
DQS Write Delay Value
Grey out (if DQS Delay Adjustment = FACTORYONLY)
0–255 (if DQS delay adjustment = PLUS)
1–256 (If DQS delay Adjustment = MINUS)
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7.6.
Building DDR Interfaces in Clarity Designer
After all the DDR Modules are configured, they can be connected up together in the Builder tab of Clarity Designer. The
connections made in the
Builder
are carried over to the combined HDL file that contains all the DDR module instances.
If the DDR modules were to share resources, the connections for the sharing can be done here.
For example, if a single PLL was shared among the different modules, then the clocks can be connected together in the
Builder tab.
For step by step instructions on using the
Builder
, refer to the