Altera ALTDLL - Manual (Page 30)

3–12 Chapter 3: Parameter Settings
ALTDQ_DQS Parameter Editor
ALTDLL and ALTDQ_DQS Megafunctions User Guide © February 2012 Altera Corporation
Table 3–6. Options on DQ IN Page (Part 1 of 3)
Parameter Name Legal Value
Clear Box
Parameter Name Description
DQ Input Register
Options
DQ input register
mode
Not used, FF,
or DDIO
DQ_INPUT_REG_MODE
Enables the DQ input registers ( _INPUT_FF or
_DDIO_IN registers). Select FF if you want
flip-flop registers or DDIO if you want double data rate
I/O registers.
DQ Input Register
Options
DQ input register
clock source
‘dqs_bus_ou
t’ port,
Inverted
‘dqs_bus_ou
t’ port, or
Core DQ_INPUT_REG_CLK_
SOURCE
Specifies how the DQ input registers should be clocked.
You can either clock it from the ‘dqs_bus_out’ port (DQS
input path), the Inverted ‘dqs_bus_out’ port (DQS input
path), or directly from the Core (FPGA).
Altera recommends that you turn on the ‘dqs_bus_out’
port option to clock the DQ input register. When reading
from the external memory, the DQ data that comes into
the DDIO must be center-aligned with the DQS strobe
that goes through the DQS input path and comes out the
dqs_bus_out port. By center-aligning the DDIO with
DQS strobe, you maximize the setup and hold margins at
the DQ input register.
You can also connect the dqs_bus_out port to the
full-rate DQ input register for complementary clocking
purpose as used in QDR and QDR II applications. You
can connect the
dqs_bus_out port by turning on the
Connect DDIO clkn to DQS_BUS from complementary
DQSn option.
DQ Input Register
Options
Use DQ input
phase alignment
— USE_DQ_IPA Enables the input phase alignment ( _IPA_LOW or
_IPA_HIGH ) blocks. The input phase alignment
blocks represent the circuitry required to phase-shift the
input signal the DQ data for resynchronization and
alignment purpose. The resynchronization and alignment
are done to match the arrival delay of the DQS (triggered
by the fly-by clock on a DDR-DIMM) to the latest arrival
delay of a DQS from the DIMM.
Because this block is meant for resynchronization, the
ALTDQ_DQS megafunction does not consider the
clocking requirements of this block. You must figure the
clocking requirements using the RTD analysis or create a
custom data training circuitry to read or write back a
training pattern to and from the memory device, and
then dynamically adjust the PLL’s resyncronization clock
phase to find a good working phase.
For more component information about the available
alignment and resynchronization registers in this block,
refer to the “I/O Element (IOE) Registers” section in the
External Memory Interface chapter of the respective
device handbooks. For the available levelling delay
chains in this block, refer to the “Leveling Circuitry”
section in the External Memory Interface chapter of the
respective device handbooks.