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.. _axi_adaq8092:
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AXI ADAQ8092
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================================================================================
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.. hdl-component-diagram::
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The :git-hdl:`AXI ADAQ8092 <library/axi_adaq8092>` IP core
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can be used to interface the :adi:`ADAQ8092` ADC,
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in DDR, LVDS/CMOS or SDR CMOS mode.
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More about the generic framework interfacing ADCs can be read in :ref:`axi_adc`.
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Features
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* AXI based configuration
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* DC filtering
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* Configurable line delays
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* Digital output randomize output mode decoding
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* Alternate bit polarity output mode decoding
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* Vivado compatible
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Files
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.. list-table::
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:header-rows: 1
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* - Name
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- Description
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* - :git-hdl:`library/axi_adaq8092/axi_adaq8092.v`
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- Verilog source for the AXI ADAQ8092.
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* - :git-hdl:`library/axi_adaq8092/axi_adaq8092_apb_decode.v`
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- Verilog source for the module that implements the alternate bit polarity.
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decoding.
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* - :git-hdl:`library/axi_adaq8092/axi_adaq8092_channel.v`
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- Verilog source for the AXI ADAQ8092 channel.
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* - :git-hdl:`library/axi_adaq8092/axi_adaq8092_if.v`
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- Verilog source for the AXI ADAQ8092 interface module.
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* - :git-hdl:`library/axi_adaq8092/axi_adaq8092_rand_decode.v`
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- Verilog source for the module that implements the randomize decoding.
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* - :git-hdl:`library/axi_adaq8092/axi_adaq8092_ip.tcl`
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- TCL script to generate the Quartus IP-integrator project.
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Block Diagram
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.. image:: block_diagram.svg
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:alt: AXI ADAQ8092 block diagram
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Configuration Parameters
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.. hdl-parameters::
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* - ID
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- Core ID should be unique for each IP in the system
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* - FPGA_TECHNOLOGY
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- Used to select between devices.
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* - ADC_DATAPATH_DISABLE
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- If set, the datapath processing is not generated and output data is
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taken directly from the ADAQ8092
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* - IO_DELAY_GROUP
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- The delay group name which is set for the delay controller
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Interface
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.. hdl-interfaces::
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* - adc_clk_in_p
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- LVDS input clock.
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* - adc_clk_in_n
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- LVDS input clock.
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* - lvds_adc_data_in1_p
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- Channel 1 LVDS input data.
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* - lvds_adc_data_in1_n
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- Channel 1 LVDS input data.
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* - lvds_adc_data_in2_p
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- Channel 2 LVDS input data.
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* - lvds_adc_data_in2_n
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- Channel 2 LVDS input data.
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* - lvds_adc_or_in_p
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- LVDS input over range.
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* - lvds_adc_or_in_n
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- LVDS input over range.
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* - cmos_adc_data_in1
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- Channel 1 CMOS DDR or SDR input data.
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* - cmos_adc_data_in2
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- Channel 2 CMOS DDR or SDR input data.
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* - cmos_adc_or_in_*
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- CMOS input over range.
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* - delay_clk
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- Clock used by the IDELAYCTRL. Connect to 200MHz.
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* - adc_clk
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- The input clock is passed through an IBUFGDS and a BUFG primitive and
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adc_clk reults. This is the clock domain that most of the modules of
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the core run on.
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* - adc_rst
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- Output reset, on the adc_clk domain.
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* - adc_enable_*
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- Set when the channel is enabled, activated by software.
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* - adc_valid
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- Set when valid data is available on the bus.
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* - adc_data_channel1
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- Channel 1 data bus.
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* - adc_data_channel2
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- Channel 2 data bus.
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* - adc_dovf
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- Data overflow input, from the DMA.
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* - s_axi
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- Standard AXI Slave Memory Map interface.
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Detailed Architecture
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.. image:: detailed_architecture-lvds_ddr.svg
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:alt: AXI ADAQ8092 DDR LVDS IP architecture
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.. image:: detailed_architecture-cmos_ddr.svg
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:alt: AXI ADAQ8092 DDR CMOS IP architecture
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.. image:: detailed_architecture-cmos_sdr.svg
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:alt: AXI ADAQ8092 SDR CMOS IP architecture
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Detailed Description
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The top module, axi_ADAQ8092, instantiates:
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* the LVDS/CMOS interface module
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* the channel1 processing module
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* the channel2 processing module
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* the ADC common register map
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* the AXI handling interface
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* delay control module
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The LVDS/CMOS interface module, axi_adaq8092_if, has as input the lvds signals
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for clock, data[7:0](DDR) or data[13:0](SDR) and over range. It uses IO block
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primitives inside of IP to handle the input signals. The input clock is routed
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to a clock distribution primitive from which it drives all the ADC related
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processing circuitry. The data signals are passed through an IDELAYE2 so that
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each line can be delayed independently through the delay controller register
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map. The IP outputs a data value on every clock cycle, along with the over
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range signal. The latency between input and output of the interface module is
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3 clock cycles.
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The data from the interface module is processed by the adc channel module.
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The channel module implements:
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* digital output randomize output mode decoding
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* alternate bit polarity output mode decoding
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* data format conversion
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* DC filter
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* the ADC CHANNEL register map
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``up_adc_common`` module implements the ADC COMMON register map, allowing for
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basic monitoring and control of the ADC.
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The delay controller module, up_delay_cntrl, allows the dynamic
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reconfiguration of the IDELAYE2 blocks. Changing the delay on each individual
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line helps compensate trace differences between the data lines on the PCB.
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Register Map
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.. hdl-regmap::
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:name: COMMON
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:no-type-info:
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.. hdl-regmap::
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:name: ADC_COMMON
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:no-type-info:
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.. hdl-regmap::
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:name: ADC_CHANNEL
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:no-type-info:
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Design Guidelines
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The control of the ADAQ8092 chip is done through a SPI interface or parallel
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interface, which is needed at system level.
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The *ADC interface signals* must be connected directly to the top file of the
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design, as IO primitives are part of the IP.
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The example design uses a DMA to move the data from the output of the IP to
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memory.
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If the data needs to be processed in HDL before moved to the memory, it can be
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done at the output of the IP (at system level) or inside of the adc channel
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module (at IP level).
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The example design uses a processor to program all the registers. If no
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processor is available in your system, you can create your own IP starting from
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the interface module.
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Software Guidelines
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The software for this IP can be found as part of the ADAQ8092 Native FMC Card
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Reference Design at :git-no-OS:`no-OS Software <projects/adaq8092>` and
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Linux is supported at :git-linux:`/`.
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References
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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* :git-hdl:`library/axi_adaq8092`
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* :adi:`ADAQ8092`
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* :git-linux:`/`
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* :git-no-OS:`projects/adaq8092`
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* :xilinx:`Zynq-7000 SoC Overview <support/documentation/data_sheets/ds190-Zynq-7000-Overview.pdf>`
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* :xilinx:`Zynq-7000 SoC Packaging and Pinout <support/documentation/user_guides/ug865-Zynq-7000-Pkg-Pinout.pdf>`
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