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Understanding clock timing and skew in modern devices is crucial for optimal performance. This material covers practical considerations with a focus on larger, slower devices while highlighting instances where smaller devices may outperform them. Key topics include specifying clock-to-clock skews, analyzing various devices like Actel, Xilinx, and Atmel/Honeywell, and assessing timing parameters under worst-case commercial conditions. Be mindful of hold times and configuration settings to mitigate potential skew issues, especially in larger FPGAs like the Virtex series.
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Clock Timing and Skew:Real Devices Note: material will include larger, slower devices. Smaller ones may be faster. Check data sheets.
Actel • Xilinx • Chip Express QYH500 • Atmel/Honeywell AT6K • MRC • UTMC/Quicklogic
Act 3 Act 3A14100A, Worst-Case Commercial Conditions Critical clock-to-clock skews.
RT54SX72S - 0.25 m Check your hold times! Note: 4.5V Vcci; also supports 3.0 V.
RT54SX72S - 0.25 m Check your hold times! Note: 4.5V Vcci; also supports 3.0 V.
SX-S Timing Note the clock load in each R-Cell is 3x in the SX-S series.
AX PLL Performance Note: Can not run with a moderate frequency clock.
Skew, Virtex, IOB Flip-Flops Skews increase with device size.
Virtex DLL Timing Parameters Notes 1. Like many FPGA parameters, guaranteed but not tested. 2. Can not run with a moderate frequency clock.