This IP replaces the ad_mem_asym module as storage element for the data
offload.
Having standard AXIS interface for data will allow
implementation of storages on UltraRAM.
This IP serves as storage interfacing element for external memories like
HBM or DDR4 which have AXI3 or AXI4 data interfaces.
The core leverages the axi_dmac as building blocks by merging an array of
simplex DMA channels into duplex AXI channels. The core will split the
incoming data from the source AXIS interface to multiple AXI channels,
and in the read phase will merge the multiple AXI channels into a single
AXIS destination interface.
The number of duplex channels is set by syntheses parameter and must be
set with the ratio of AXIS and AXI3/4 interface.
Underflow or Overflow conditions are reported back to the data offload
through the control/status interface.
In case multiple AXI channels are used the source and destination AXIS
interfaces widths must match.
This allows the external synchronization input to be driven from
asynchronous sources like a 1 PPS signal or just signals from different
clock domains in general.
Signed-off-by: David Winter <david.winter@analog.com>
up_xfer_done should signalize when a previous control set is
transferred to the other clock domain and the current control set is latched.
If a bit from the up_data_cntrl changes, it should stay in that state until
the up_xfer_done asserts.
When using a CLK_RATIO > 1 the first n samples(n=CLK_RATIO) after sync, are
noisy. This is because the phase accumulator data is passed to the phase to
amplitude converter, during the phase synchronization step.
This patch fixes an issue where the pulse width is only updated two
periods after the current one.
Signed-off-by: David Winter <david.winter@analog.com>
Current implementation is correct only for datapath width of 8.
The buswidth of latency measurement inside a beat has a fixed width (3 bits)
for each lane that must be taken in account when computing the total latency.
Signed-off-by: Laszlo Nagy <laszlo.nagy@analog.com>
Data to DMA/system memory must be presented in widths of multiple of 8 bits,
however this padding is not optimal if is done in the transport layer
since this will affect the DAC/ADC FIFO or offload storage.
This utility block adds or removes padding from sample stream in case the
sample with is not multiple of 8 bits, and can be placed between the DMA
and FIFO/Offload blocks.
On large projects with multiple channels the databus on the FIFO/AXI
stream interface can get wider that 1024 bits.
This commit allows a wider range for all the interfaces,
in case for the memory mapped interfaces where the range is 32-1024 the
user selects a bus width out of range that will be handled by the IPI.
Laszlo Nagy
David Winter
Iulia Moldovan
Adrian Costina
AndrDragomir
PopPaul2021
Nick Pillitteri
alin724
alin724
AndreiGrozav
LIacob106
Filip Gherman
sergiu arpadi