Microchip Technology Microsemi PolarFire MPF 300T-1FCG1152E, Руководство пользователя

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PolarFire MPF300T FPGA Video Kit
50200872 UG0872 User Guide Revision 1.0 4
The following table lists the components of the video board.
Table 2 • Board Components
Component Label on
Board
Description
Featured Device
PolarFire FPGA FPGA MPF300T-1FCG1152E
Power Supply
12 V power supply J20 The board is powered by a 12 V power source using an ex12 V/5 A DC jack
ON/OFF switch SW4 Power ON/OFF switch from +12 V external DC jack
Clocks
On-board 50 MHz
clock oscillator
X3 50 MHz clock oscillator with single-ended output
XCVR reference clock Y5 148.5 MHz oscillator (differential LVDS output) that provides reference clock
(REFCLK) via PolarFire device pins AF29 and AF30. These pins are connected to the
XCVR
Clock Synthesizer U15 CDCEL913PWR Clock Synthesizer for HDMI1.4 clocks and programmable through
the I2C
FPGA Programming and Debugging
FT4232H U70 USB-to-quad serial ports in various configurations
JTAG programming
header
J18 This header is used to program and debug the PolarFire device using FlashPro4 or
FlashPro5. In the FlashPro software, the appropriate programmer (FlashPro4
orFlashPro5) must be selected.
SPI flash U30 One 1 Gb SPI Flash from Micron MT25QL01GBBB8ESF-0SIT (P/N) connected to SPI
pins on bank 3 of the PolarFire device
Memory Chips
DDR4 Memory U1,U2,
U3 and
U4
Four 4 Gb (MT40A256M16GE-083E:B) chips are connected in Fly-by topology with a
64-bit data bus for storing data bits
FMC HPC connector J14 FMC connector with eight XCVR lanes and 13 Differential pairs HPC[HA0:12] and LPC
[0:33])
Video Interfaces
CSI-2 RX connector J5 MIPI data and clock signals are received from Camera sensor board
DSI TX connector J26 MIPI data and clock signals are transmitted to Display daughter board through the
connector
CS-2 TX connector J4 MIPI data and clock signals are transmitted to Display daughter board through the
connector
General Purpose I/O
Switches SW1 and
SW2
Push-button switches for user-interface debugging applications
DIP Switches SW6 Four DIP switches for testing
Light-emitting diodes
(LEDs)
Four active-high LEDs connected to some of the user I/Os for debugging, and
twelve active high LEDs used for indicating power supply