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MCDMA/PCIe - what is frequency of coreclkout_hip?
- 3 years ago
Hi,
I think that indicates the Clock Fmax.
If you changed the optimization Mode from Balanced to Aggressive Area you can achieve the 500MHz.The Fmax specification is based on the fast clock used for serial data.
The interface Fmax is also dependent on the parallel clock domain which is design dependent and requires timing analysis.
Hope this clarified.Regards,
Wincent_Intel
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Hi,
The input clock frequency of H-Tile MCDMA(intel_pcie_mcdma) is 250 MHz and the IP runs on 250MHz only. Please refer the attached snippet.
The paths shown in the timing report are the QHIP paths and not inside MCDMA.
Time period = 4ns. Clock Frequency(dut.dut.mcdma.clk)= 250 MHz.
- bibo3 years ago
New Contributor
Hi Wincent,
Sorry for my late reply due to holiday.
From your attached snippet, one thing can be confirmed is MCDMA clock is 250 MHz.
Your statement:
@Wincent_Altera wrote:The paths shown in the timing report are the QHIP paths and not inside MCDMA.
And because the reference clock of PLL is taken from "coreclkout_hip".
It means the reference clock is QHIP paths and it is not 250 MHz, isn't it?Regards,
TN
- Wincent_Altera3 years ago
Regular Contributor
Hi,
My answer should be yes for your question.
Regards,Wincent_Intel
- bibo3 years ago
New Contributor
Hi,
Thanks for your confirmation.
That clears my doubt.
That means '''coreclkout_hip' is not 250MHz as specified in the user guide.
Regards,
TN