Refactor the AXI4 stream FIFO implementation.
- Define a single address generator which supports both single and double
clock mode. (synchronous and asynchronous)
- Fix FIFO status bits (empty/full). NOTE: In asynchronous mode the
flags can have a several clock cycle delay in function of the upstream/downstream
clock ratio.
- In synchronous none FIFO mode (ADDRESS_WIDTH==0), the module acts as
an AXI4 stream pipeline.
Allow channels received from dma to re-map to other channels, e.g. allowing
broadcasting the same channel to all channels.
The feature is selectable with synthesis parameter and disabled by default.
Build a large mux from smaller ones defined by the REQ_MUX_SZ parameter
Use EN_REG to add a register at the output of the small muxes to help
timing closure.
This commit adds two fields:
1. source channel selection - Sets the channel number the for the source data.
2. DMA enable mask - When this bit is set do not drive the enable line
towards the DMA interface.
This feature will allow the user to hold(indefinitely) the last sample, from an
ongoing DMA transfer, simple or cyclic(stooped by user or trigger).
This commit also adds as functionality option:
-synchronized stop between the two channels(DMAs)
-stop by trigger
Also modified the FIFO ports to have the same widths so that in a
future commit the bypass would be available for cases when the
sampling rate won't be the maximum rate or the number of channels
active will be less than maximum number of channels
This reverts commit 0402ce85e4
and reverts commit 164aa97ec3.
The trigger pulse generation must be handled outside of the
SPI Engine framework.
It is recommanded to be done in system level using a PWM
generator or an external signal.
Switch RX path reset to be controlled by the TPL and use
RX SYSREF as external synchronization for the ADC TPL
Use TX SYSREF for synchornizing the TX DDS
The device clocks are AC coupled LVDS lines without external termination.
For proper operation internal differential termination must be enabled,
the DQS_BIAS will DC bias the AC coupled signal to VCCO/2 (1.8/2) 0.9V
Istvan Csomortani
Laszlo Nagy
Adrian Costina
stefan.raus
aholtzma
IMoldovan
AndreiGrozav
sergiu arpadi
Josh Blum