GPIO vs HSMC pinout

Hi,

1. HSMC:

• It is a high speed connector, which supports 9.5GHz single ended signal and 10.5GHz for differential signal.Per pin current is around 2 A and good voltage rating.
  reliable in terms of the mating.

http://suddendocs.samtec.com/testreports/hsc-report-sma_qth-qsh-05mm_web.pdf

https://wwws.samtec.com/standards/altera.aspx

2. GPIO

• Based on the frequency of fpga for high speed IO is around 500~600MHz only so we can use with in this frequency.

For high speed you can go with HSMC.

GPIO have LVDS pinout.

Best Regards,

Anand Raj Shankar

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Anand,

Thank for your reply. How do I know which pin is LVDS in GPIO?

Hi John,

With Single Ended GPIO (not LVDS) don't go over 100 MHz with DE10 to avoid troubles.

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Hi John,

With Single Ended GPIO (not LVDS) don't go over 100 MHz with DE10 to avoid troubles.

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What do you mean about "Single Ended GPIO"? On the DE10 user manual, it's just mentioned about GPIO. It doesn't say any thing else.

You have GPIO header with 2.54mm pin strip.

When you use a pin as a single pin you usually call it Single-Ended https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/single-ended_signaling

You can use a couple of (special) pins in GPIO header of DE10 as LVDS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/low-voltage_differential_signaling

Hi flz47655,

But on the DE10 nano doesn't mention any special pins, how could I find the special pin which has LVDS?