Xilinx Platform Cable USB II, Руководство пользователя

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Platform Cable USB II
DS593 (v1.2.1) March 17, 2011 www.xilinx.com
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For a complete description on using Platform Cable USB II for indirect programming of third-BPI PROMs and for a complete
list of supported BPI PROMs, refer to
XAPP973 , Indirect Programming of BPI PROMs with Virtex-5 FPGAs .
Target Interface Reference Voltage and Signals
Target Reference Voltage Sensing (VREF)
Platform Cable USB II incorporates an over-voltage clamp on the V
REF
pin of the 2-mm ribbon cable connector. The
clamped voltage (V
REF_CLAMP
) supplies high-slew-rate buffers that drive each of the output signals (see Output Driver
Structure ). V
REF
must be a regulated voltage.
Note:
Do not insert a current-limiting resistor in the target system between the V
REF
supply and pin 2 on the 2-mm connector.
When Platform Cable USB II is idle, a nominal amount of current is drawn from the target system V
REF
. Figure 19 shows the
V
REF
current as a function of V
REF
voltage.
No damage to Platform Cable USB II occurs if the A–B cable is unplugged from the host while the ribbon cable or flying leads
are attached to a powered target system. Similarly, no damage to target systems occurs if Platform Cable USB II is powered
and attached to the target system while the target system power is off.
Bidirectional Signal Pins
Platform Cable USB II provides five bidirectional signal pins: TDI_DIN_MOSI, TDO_DONE_MISO, TCK_CCLK_SCK,
TMS_PROG_SS and HALT_INT_WP. Each pin incorporates the same I/O structure. The state of each pin (reading or
writing) is determined by the current mode of the cable (JTAG, SPI or Slave Serial).
Output Driver Structure
Each output signal is routed through a NC7SZ126 ultra high-speed CMOS buffer ( Figure 20, page 20 ). Series-damping
resistors (30.1
Ω
) reduce reflections. Weak pull-up resistors (20 k
Ω
) terminating at V
REF_CLAMP
maintain a defined logic level
when the buffers are set to high-Z. Schottky diodes provide the output buffers with undershoot protection.
The FPGA sets the output buffers to high-Z when V
REF
drops below 1.30 V. In addition, an over-voltage Zener on V
REF
clamps V
REF_CLAMP
to approximately 3.9V.
Figure 21, page 21 shows the relationship between the output drive voltage and V
REF
.
Note:
The output drivers are enabled only during cable operations; otherwise, they are set to high-Z between operations.
Xilinx design tools actively drive the outputs to logic 1 before setting the respective buffer to high-Z, avoiding the possibility
of a slow rise-time transition caused by a charge path through the pull-up resistor into parasitic capacitance on the target
system.