Functional Description -- HPC II Controller, External Memory ... - Altera
Functional Description -- HPC II Controller, External Memory ... - Altera
Functional Description -- HPC II Controller, External Memory ... - Altera
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Local Interface Signals<br />
emi_rm_004<br />
2013.12.16<br />
Signal Name<br />
avl_ready (12)<br />
local_refresh_<br />
ack<br />
local_self_<br />
rfsh_ack<br />
local_power_<br />
down_ack<br />
ecc_<br />
interrupt (13)<br />
Direction<br />
Output<br />
Output<br />
Output<br />
Output<br />
Output<br />
<strong>Description</strong><br />
The avl_ready signal indicates that the controller is ready to accept<br />
request signals. If controller asserts the avl_ready signal in the<br />
clock cycle that it asserts a read or write request, the controller accepts<br />
that request. The controller deasserts the avl_ready signal to<br />
indicate that it cannot accept any more requests. The controller can<br />
buffer eight read or write requests, after which the avl_ready signal<br />
goes low.<br />
The avl_ready signal is deasserted when any of the following are<br />
true:<br />
• The Timing bank Pool is full.<br />
• The FIFO register that stores read data from the memory device is<br />
full.<br />
• The write data FIFO register is full.<br />
• The controller is waiting for write data when in ECC mode.<br />
Refresh request acknowledge, which the controller asserts for one clock<br />
cycle every time it issues a refresh. Even if you do not turn on Enable<br />
User Auto-Refresh Controls, local_refresh_ack still indicates<br />
to the local interface that the controller has just issued a refresh<br />
command.<br />
Self refresh request acknowledge signal. The controller asserts and<br />
deasserts this signal in response to the local_self_rfsh_req<br />
signal.<br />
Auto power-down acknowledge signal. The controller asserts this<br />
signal for one clock cycle every time auto power-down is issued.<br />
Interrupt signal from the ECC logic. The controller asserts this signal<br />
when the ECC feature is turned on, and the controller detects an error.<br />
<strong>Altera</strong> Corporation<br />
<strong>Functional</strong> <strong>Description</strong>—<strong>HPC</strong> <strong>II</strong> <strong>Controller</strong><br />
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