Note 1) – Altera External Memory PHY Interface User Manual
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Chapter 3: Functional Description—ALTMEMPHY (nonAFI)
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ALTMEMPHY Signals
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External Memory PHY Interface (ALTMEMPHY) (nonAFI) Megafunction User Guide
ctl_refresh_ack
input
1
The active-high valid signal from the controller
acknowledging the refresh request. The
ALTMEMPHY sequencer logic uses
ctl_refresh_ack
during calibration.
ctl_refresh_req
output
1
The output to the controller requesting a refresh.
Same timing as local_refresh_req.
ctl_burstbegin
output
1
The output to the controller indicating the start of a
burst. Only available for the Avalon-MM interface.
ctl_rdata
input
LOCAL_IF_
DWIDTH
The read data from the controller. The ALTMEMPHY
sequencer logic uses ctl_rdata during
calibration. ctl_rdata has the same timing as
local_rdata
.
ctl_rdata_valid
input
1
The active-high valid signal for the controller read
data. Asserted coincident with the read data on
ctl_rdata
. The controller drives
ctl_rdata_valid
and has the same timing as
local_rdata_valid
.
ctl_add_1t_odt_lat
input
1
When asserted, one extra address and command
clock cycle (1T) of latency is inserted in the address
and command ODT path if ODT_ADD_1T is set to
EXT_SELECT
, see
Between Write Commands and Write Data” on
page 3–49
The timing of the mem_odt signal can be controlled
in the same way as mem_addr, but is independent
of the address and command latency. If the
ODT_ADD_1T
parameter is set to EXT_SELECT,
an extra cycle of latency can be dynamically inserted
on the ODT command outputs by asserting the
ctl_add_1t_odt_lat
input, which allows
separate run-time control of the latency of the ODT
signal. If ODT_ADD_1T is set to TRUE, the extra
clock cycle of latency is always present. If
ODT_ADD_1T
is set to FALSE, the extra latency is
never added.
ctl_rlat
output
READ_LAT_
WIDTH
Unused port that exists when you target Stratix IV
and Stratix III devices. The default
READ_LAT_WIDTH
is set to 4.
ctl_self_rfsh_ack
input
1
Signal from the Altera high-performance controller
that is passed through the PHY.
ctl_powerdn_ack
input
1
ctl_autopch_req
output
1
ctl_powerdn_req
output
1
ctl_self_rfsh_req
output
1
Note to
(1) Interface signals to the controller either through the sequencer or user interface.
Table 3–6. Interface to the Memory Controller for DDR2 and DDR SDRAM—nonAFI
(Note 1)
(Part 3 of 3)
Signal Name
Type
Width
Description