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about Triple-Speed Ethernet core stability in high temperature situation
Hi, I'm using Triple-Speed Ethernet(TSE) MAC core in my peoject, but I found this core seems unstable in high temperature, in my test the enviroment temperature is about 50 centi-grade, while the FPGA temperature is about 56 centi-grade, in such a situation the TSE core will not work properly, which cannot receive data, I tried to capture ff_rx_dval, but capture nothing; if I lower the teperature to 45 centi-grade, then the core can work again. I checked the timing report, there is no timing failing. It's quite strange if I didn't re-start the board the core work well all along, even in high temperature, but once I re-start the board, the MAC core cannot receive data any more. My FPGA is CycloneV 5CEFA5F23I7, 60 centi-grade should be safe. So what could be the reason?
4 Replies
- JLIU45
New Contributor
forget to say, I used RGMII mode in 1G connection.
- ZiYing_Intel
Frequent Contributor
Hi,
The operating temperature of device that you use is industrial mode which can support from -40° C to 100° C. For further details, you may refer to the link below, https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/programmable/683694/current/device-variants-and-packages.html
Best regards,
zying
- JLIU45
New Contributor
OK, so I think this problem should not related to FPGA, maybe caused by other components, e.g. PHY...
thanks any way.
- ZiYing_Intel
Frequent Contributor
Hi,
Since your issue has ben resolved, I now transition this thread to community support. If you have a new question, feel free to open a new thread to get the support from Intel experts. Otherwise, the community users will continue to help you on this thread.
Best regards,
zying