RECEIVER ALTLVDS Search Results

long range transmitter receiver circuit diagram

Abstract: receiver LVDS_rx UG-MF9504-7 receiver altLVDS long range transmitter receiver circuit vhdl code for clock and data recovery Deserialization receiver LVDS rx data path interface in vhdl SERDES
Contextual Info: LVDS SERDES Transmitter/Receiver ALTLVDS_RX/TX Megafunction User Guide UG-MF9504-7.0 August 2010 This user guide describes the features and behavior of the LVDS deserializer receiver (ALTLVDS_RX) and the LVDS serializer transmitter (ALTVDS_TX) megafunctions

receiver altLVDS

Contextual Info: White Paper DPA Circuitry and rx_dpa_locked Signal Behavior in Stratix III Devices Introduction The receiver PLL provides eight clock phases to the DPA circuitry. The eight clock phases are separated by 45° and at a frequency equal to the serial data rate. After power up or reset, the DPA circuitry selects an optimum clock phase

PLL in RTL

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Contextual Info: Design Example Using the altlvds Megafunction & the External PLL Option in Stratix II Devices Application Note 409 March 2006, ver. 1.0 Introduction The altlvds megafunction allows you to instantiate an external phase-locked loop PLL when using Stratix II, HardCopy® II, or

EP1M120

Abstract: OC192 mercury 945
Contextual Info: December 2002, ver. 1.1 Introduction Using HSDI in SourceSynchronous Mode in Mercury Devices Application Note 159 High-speed serial data transmission has gained increasing popularity in the data communications industry. Because one serial channel can support the bandwidth of multiple conventional single-ended I/O

Contextual Info: September 2001, ver. 1.0 Using HSDI in SourceSynchronous Mode in Mercury Devices Application Note 159 Introduction High-speed serial data transmission has gained increasing popularity in the data communications industry. Since one serial channel can support

Contextual Info: 2013.10.17 AN-518 SGMII Interface Implementation Using Soft CDR Mode of Altera FPGAs Subscribe Send Feedback The Serial Gigabit Media Independent Interface SGMII protocol provides connectivity between the physical layer (PHY) and the Ethernet media controller (MAC). The SGMII solution for Altera FPGAs allows you

SFP LVDS

Abstract: SFP LVDS altera SFP altera sgmii sgmii mode sfp SFP sgmii altera circuit diagram of PPM transmitter and receiver 8B10B fpga ethernet sgmii AN-518-1
Contextual Info: SGMII Interface Implementation Using Soft-CDR Mode of Stratix III Devices Application Note 518 May 2008, version 1.0 Introduction Stratix III device family are one of the most architecturally advanced, high performance, and low power FPGAs available in the market place.

AUTOMATIC PHASE SELECTOR

Abstract: introduction of automatic phase selector receiver altLVDS d114 SSTL-18 phase selector 4-bit GTL to LVTTL transceiver
Contextual Info: 17. High-Speed Source-Synchronous Differential I/O Interfaces in Stratix GX Devices SGX52013-1.2 Introduction Expansion in the telecommunications market and growth in Internet use requires systems to move more data faster than ever. To meet this demand, system designers rely on solutions such as differential signaling

Contextual Info: High-Speed Differential I/O Interfaces and DPA in Stratix V Devices 6 2013.06.21 SV51007 Subscribe Feedback The high-speed differential I/O interfaces and DPA features in Stratix V devices provide advantages over single-ended I/Os and contribute to the achievable overall system bandwidth. Stratix V devices support the

sgmii

Abstract: mini lvds receiver altLVDS tx 434 TRANSMITTER altera double data rate megafunction sdc
Contextual Info: 6. High-Speed Differential I/O Interfaces and DPA in Stratix V Devices SV51007-1.0 This chapter describes the significant advantages of the high-speed differential I/O interfaces and the dynamic phase aligner DPA over single-ended I/Os and their contribution to the overall system bandwidth achievable with Stratix V FPGAs. All

circuit diagram video transmitter and receiver

Abstract: LVDS_TX 800 mhz transmitter circuit diagram 624-300 SSTL-18
Contextual Info: 5. High-Speed Differential I/O Interfaces in Stratix Devices S52005-3.2 Introduction To achieve high data transfer rates, Stratix devices support TrueLVDSTM differential I/O interfaces which have dedicated serializer/deserializer SERDES circuitry for each differential I/O pair.

SSTL-18

Contextual Info: Using High-Speed Differential I/O Interfaces in Stratix Devices December 2002, ver. 2.0 Introduction Preliminary Information Application Note 202 To achieve high data transfer rates, StratixTM devices support TrueLVDSTM differential I/O interfaces which have dedicated

sdc 606

Abstract: EP4GX230KF40C2 EP3SL150F1152C2 hsmc connector altera SOP top marking Stratix II GX FPGA Development Board Reference Manual
Contextual Info: AN 606: POS-PHY Level 4 SPI-4.2 Loopback Reference Design AN-606-1.0 May 2010 The packet over SONET/SDH physical layer (POS-PHY) Level 4—Phase 2 (SPI-4.2) loopback reference design shows how you can transmit and receive data using the Altera POS-PHY Level 4 MegaCore® function and the Stratix® IV and Stratix III

Contextual Info: 6. High-Speed Differential I/O Interfaces and DPA in Stratix V Devices December 2010 SV51007-1.1 SV51007-1.1 This chapter describes the significant advantages of the high-speed differential I/O interfaces and the dynamic phase aligner DPA over single-ended I/Os and their

receiver altLVDS

Abstract: mini-lvds EP2AGX125 EP2AGX190 EP2AGX260 EP2AGX45 EP2AGX65 synchronizer megafunction EP2AGX45 ubga
Contextual Info: 8. High-Speed Differential I/O Interfaces and DPA in Arria II GX Devices AIIGX51008-3.0 This chapter describes the high-speed differential I/O features and resources as well as the functionality of the serializer/deserializer SERDES and dynamic phase alignment (DPA) circuitry in Arria II GX devices. The new modular I/O architecture

EP2AGX260FF35

Abstract: national linear application notes book ci 740 s rf verilog prbs tranceiver
Contextual Info: Arria II GX Device Handbook Volume 1 101 Innovation Drive San Jose, CA 95134 www.altera.com AIIGX5V1-2.0 Copyright 2009 Altera Corporation. All rights reserved. Altera, The Programmable Solutions Company, the stylized Altera logo, specific device designations, and all other

1932-pin

Abstract: receiver altLVDS sdc 811 EP4SE230 EP4SE360 EP4SE530 EP4SE820 F1517 H1152 1760-Pin
Contextual Info: 8. High-Speed Differential I/O Interfaces and DPA in Stratix IV Devices SIV51008-3.1 This chapter describes the significant advantages of the high-speed differential I/O interfaces and the dynamic phase aligner DPA over single-ended I/Os and their contribution to the overall system bandwidth achievable with Stratix IV FPGAs. All

vhdl code for lvds driver

Abstract: LVDS 51 connector EP20K1000E EP20K400E EP20K600E verilog code for lvds driver vhdl code for lvds receiver
Contextual Info: Using LVDS August 2009, ver. 1.5 Introduction in APEX 20KE Devices Application Note 120 Because complex designs continually demand more bandwidth, designers need a high-performance solution that offers fast data transfer and low power consumption. To address this need, Altera has

EP20K1000E

Abstract: EP20K400E EP20K600E 10226-1A10VE ldvs connector altlvds_tx vhdl code for lvds driver vhdl code for lvds receiver
Contextual Info: Using LVDS in APEX 20KE Devices July 2001, ver. 1.1 Application Note 120 Introduction Because complex designs continually demand more bandwidth, designers need a high-performance solution that offers fast data transfer and low power consumption. To address this need, Altera has

verilog code for lvds driver

Abstract: vhdl code for lvds driver LVDS 51 connector LVDS connector 30 pins EP20K1000E EP20K400E EP20K600E altlvds_tx vhdl code for lvds receiver
Contextual Info: Using LVDS September 2003, ver. 1.4 Introduction in APEX 20KE Devices Application Note 120 Because complex designs continually demand more bandwidth, designers need a high-performance solution that offers fast data transfer and low power consumption. To address this need, Altera has

EP1C12 pin diagram

Abstract: ic 311 pdf datasheets EP1C12
Contextual Info: 9. High-Speed Differential Signaling in Cyclone Devices C51009-1.5 Introduction From high-speed backplane applications to high-end switch boxes, low-voltage differential signaling LVDS is the technology of choice. LVDS is a low-voltage differential signaling standard, allowing higher

panels - Quad LVDS interface

Abstract: ic 1596 specifications ep1c6-144 receiver LVDS EP1C12 LVDS connector 20 pins
Contextual Info: 9. High-Speed Differential Signaling in Cyclone Devices C51009-1.6 Introduction From high-speed backplane applications to high-end switch boxes, low-voltage differential signaling LVDS is the technology of choice. LVDS is a low-voltage differential signaling standard, allowing higher

LVDS 51 connector

Abstract: vhdl code for lvds driver 25an120 39 pin lvds converter LVDS connector EP20K1000E EP20K400E EP20K600E verilog code for lvds driver ldvs connector
Contextual Info: Using LVDS in APEX 20KE Devices May 2002, ver. 1.3 Application Note 120 Introduction Because complex designs continually demand more bandwidth, designers need a high-performance solution that offers fast data transfer and low power consumption. To address this need, Altera has

parallel to serial conversion vhdl IEEE paper

Abstract: vhdl code for lvds driver verilog code for lvds driver Altera ALTLVDS mapping Deserialization receiver altLVDS receiver LVDS_rx EP20K200E EP20K300E EP20K400E
Contextual Info: White Paper Using LVDS in the Quartus Software Introduction Low-voltage differential signaling LVDS in APEX 20KE devices is Altera’s solution for the continuously increasing demand for high-speed data-transfer at low power consumption rates. APEX 20KE devices are designed