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Innput data at 30MHz and Output data at 80 MHz. How to do it usgin A cyclone IV?
Gast
#3975568
Hello guys! i am using a sensor which is providind data at 40MHz and after doing a data processing of this data. And my ETH IP is working at 80 MHz. I am working with Altera Cyclone IV FPGA and I would like to know if the only posibility to adapt this speed is using a DCFIFIO with a input clock of 40MHZ and a output clock of 80MHz. Or maybe there is another solution much more easier? Thanks!
Gast
#3975875
IMHO Dual Clock fifos are the easiest way to transferstreams to a different clock domain as you simply write to and read from it. Anyway, there are other clock domain crossing solutions - but I would stick to dcfifo. Enrique schrieb: > i am using a sensor which is providind data at 40MHz and after doing a > data processing of this data. And my ETH IP is working at 80 MHz. Are those two clocks derived from the same source? What about those 30MHz mentioned in the thread title: >>>> Innput data at 30MHz and Output data at 80 MHz
Gast
#3976748
Hello friends! Yes both clocks are generated by the FPGA. 30 MHZ is the clock for the sensor and 80 MHz is the clock for the ETH core. I also think that the easiest way to implement this stuff is using DCFIFOs Danke schön! Now what? 30MHz? 40MHz? 80MHz?
Gast
#3977272
30 MHz is the freq that the sensor is outputing pixels (16 bits/pixel) and 80 MHZ is the frequency of the ALTERA IP ETH CORE. So I need to use a DC FIFO to adapt both clocks. Enrique schrieb: > So I need to use a DC FIFO to adapt both clocks. If the ETH Core is able to accept data with 80MHz, then no FIFO is necessary, because you can send much faster than you get data. Maybe one single buffer stage is needed...
Gast
#3977654
aham I will try to do it with a buffer, Thanks!
Gast
#3990990
Hello again people!!
I am testing my design with the FIFO and something strange is happening.
The DCFIFO is able to buffering all the pixels for almost all the FRAME
RATES that I want to set up. And here is the issue, for example when I
set up a frame rate = 300Hz, data output is right, all the pixels are
buffered, however when I set up a FRAME RATE = 301, I am losing the last
4 pixels of every frame and then the data output is not right. I am
checking the fifo full flags and there is not any overflow. Here is the
code:
Remind: Incomming data at 30 MHZ and output data at 80MHZ
FIFO_WR <= (VID_F_SOI or VID_F_SOL or VID_F_DAV);
FIFO_IN <= VID_F_SOI & VID_F_SOL & VID_F_DAV & VID_F_DATA &
VID_F_DARK;
-- Clock Domain Crossing FIFO
-- Show Ahead Mode, Output Registered
-- Data Width 32 bits, Fifo Depth = 2**FIFO_DEPTH
i_O_FIFO : DCFIFO
generic map (
CLOCKS_ARE_SYNCHRONIZED => "FALSE",
INTENDED_DEVICE_FAMILY => "Cyclone V",
LPM_NUMWORDS => 2**FIFO_DEPTH,
LPM_SHOWAHEAD => "ON",
LPM_TYPE => "dcfifo",
LPM_WIDTH => FIFO_WIDTH,
LPM_WIDTHU => FIFO_DEPTH,
OVERFLOW_CHECKING => "ON",
UNDERFLOW_CHECKING => "ON",
USE_EAB => "ON",
WRSYNC_DELAYPIPE =>3,
RDSYNC_DELAYPIPE => 3,
READ_ACLR_SYNCH => "ON",
WRITE_ACLR_SYNCH => "ON"
)
port map (
ACLR => VID_I_RST,
WRCLK => VID_I_CLK,
WRREQ => FIFO_WR ,
DATA => FIFO_IN ,
WRUSEDW => open ,
WRFULL => FIFO_FUL ,
RDCLK => VID_O_CLK,
RDEMPTY => FIFO_EMP ,
RDREQ => FIFO_RD ,
Q => FIFO_OUT ,
RDUSEDW => open
);
-- FIFO Full Error Detection
process(VID_I_CLK, VID_I_RST)
begin
if VID_I_RST = '1' then
FIFO_FUL_ERR <= '0';
elsif rising_edge(VID_I_CLK) then
if FIFO_FUL = '1' and FIFO_WR = '1' then
FIFO_FUL_ERR <= '1';
end if;
end if;
end process;
-- Checking FIFO Flags
process(VID_I_CLK)
begin
if rising_edge(VID_I_CLK) then
assert not ( FIFO_WR = '1' and FIFO_FUL = '1' )
report "[BINNING_4PIX] WRITE while i_O_FIFO Full !!!" severity
failure;
end if;
end process;
process(VID_O_CLK)
begin
if rising_edge(VID_O_CLK) then
assert not ( FIFO_RD = '1' and FIFO_EMP = '1' )
report "[BINNING_4PIX] READ while i_O_FIFO Empty !!!" severity
failure;
end if;
end process;
Which values should I configure in the generics WRSYNC_DELAYPIPE and
RDSYNC_DELAYPIPE ???
Thanks
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