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ADhar4
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4 years ago

Each power on communication data corruption

Hi, We made a custom design using cyclone 5 FPGA device. This board has Ethernet, SFP, RS422 communications & discrete signal as input & output ports. The functionality is Board will recei...
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ADhar4
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4 years ago

Hi Farabi,

Thanks for your response. Please find attached screenshot of output data packet details.

1. what speed you run for RS422 (max 10Mbps) - Max baud rate : 38400

2. how long is your RS422 cable? - Less than 2m cable

3. If you use short cable (less than 10m) is the intermittent failure still persist? - Yes

For better understanding explaining details again, have a design with Cyclone v transceiver native phy IP. Logic receive UART data and framing it with header, tailor and sending it to IP.IP send it serially to SFP fibre cable which is loopbacked to the same board and data from the fibre is getting deframed and send it to UART again. I programmed FPGA using memory(JIC file, SOF is converted to JIC for memory configuration).I loaded my code into flash it was working fine .If i power off my board, the output is null with the same working code. But it's happening occasionally on the power sequence. Any help on this!!!!

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Farabi
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4 years ago

Hi,

Is it possible to loop back the SFP internally? I mean the data does not going through loopback cable, instead, the output of SFP connected to input of the SFP module internally. This is to filter out PHY and cable issue, and focus to the internal data processing issue.

regards,
Farabi

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    Farabi
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    4 years ago

    Hi,

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    Farabi