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Chapter 3: Building the SOPC System 3–5
Specify the SOPC Builder System Components
© June 2009 Altera Corporation Nios II System Architect Design Tutorial
Preliminary
9. Now you must remove two connections between the cpu and ddr_sdram
components that are created by default. The cpu/instruction_master port
and cpu/data_master port should not be connected to the ddr_sdram/s1
slave port, because the Nios II processor and the DDR SDRAM are in different
clock regions.
To remove these connections, in the Connections column, click on the filled at the
intersection of each pair of relevant signal lines. After you click on a filled dot that
represents a connection, an open dot indicates the two signals are no longer
connected. Figure 3–3 shows the two severed connections, one of which is labeled.
Add a Clock-Crossing Bridge Between the CPU and DDR SDRAM Clock Domains
To enhance the performance of the video frame buffer, the DDR SDRAM memory
runs on a fast clock. Therefore, the Nios II processor and the DDR SDRAM memory
run on different clocks. For optimal performance, your system requires a
clock-domain crossing bridge between these two components. To add an Avalon-MM
clock-crossing bridge component for DDR SDRAM to your system, perform the
following steps:
1. Under System Contents, expand Bridges and Adapters, expand Memory
Mapped, and double-click Avalon-MM Clock Crossing Bridge.
2. Under Slave-to-master FIFO, for FIFO depth, select 64. Figure 3–4 shows the
Avalon-MM Clock Crossing Bridge MegaWizard interface after you perform this
step.
Figure 3–3. Severed Connections Between the ddr_sdram s1 port and the CPU instruction_master and data_master Ports
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