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AXI_AD9643 IP core (Obsolete)

Support for AXI_AD9643 IP on this website only for legacy purposes. The support for this IP has been discontinued, latest tested release being 2016_r1.

The axi_ad9643 IP core can be used to interface the AD9643 dual ADC. An AXI Memory Map interface is used for configuration. The data is output using a FIFO interface.

More about the generic framework interfacing ADCs can be read here: axi_adc_ip.

Features

  • AXI based configuration
  • PRBS monitoring (PN9 and PN23)
  • DC filtering
  • Configurable line delays
  • Vivado compatible

Block Diagram

Configuration Parameters

Name Description Default Value
ID Core ID should be unique for each AD9643 IP in the system 0
DEVICE_TYPE Used to select between Virtex 6 (1) or 7 Series (0) devices 0
ADC_DATAPATH_DISABLE If set, the datapath processing is not generated and output data is taken directly from the AD9643 0
IO_DELAY_GROUP The delay group name which is set for the delay controller “adc_if_delay_group”

Interface

Interface Pin Type Description
adc interface ADC interface signals
adc_clk_in_* input LVDS input clock
adc_data_in_* input[13:0] LVDS input data
adc_or_in_* input LVDS input over range
delay interface Interface used to control the delay lines
delay_clock input Clock used by the IDELAYCTRL. Connect to 200MHz
s axi AXI Slave Memory Map interface
adc fifo FIFO interface for connecting to the DMA
adc_clk output The input clock is passed through an IBUFGDS and a BUFG primitive and adc_clk reults. This is the clock domain that most of the modules of the core run on
adc_rst output Output reset, on the adc_clk domain
adc_enable_0 output Set when the channel is enabled, activated by software
adc_valid_0 output Set when valid data is available on the bus
adc_data_0 output[15:0] Data bus
adc_enable_1 output Set when the channel is enabled, activated by software
adc_valid_1 output Set when valid data is available on the bus
adc_data_1 output[15:0] Data bus
adc_dovf input Data overflow input, from the DMA
adc_dunf input Data underflow input.
gpio Memory mapped controlled GPIO
up_adc_gpio_in input[31:0] GPIO IN
up_adc_gpio_out output[31:0] GPIO OUT


Detailed Architecture

Detailed Description

The top module, axi_ad9643, instantiates:

  • the lvds interface module
  • two channel processing modules
  • the ADC common register map
  • the AXI handling interface
  • delay control module

The top module (axi_ad9643.v) instantiates the lvds interface module, the channel processing modules, the ADC common register map, the AXI handling interface and the delay control module

The LVDS interface module (axi_ad9643_if.v) takes at the input the lvds signals for clock, data[13:0] and over range and outputs single ended signals. The data signals are passed through an IDELAYE2 so that each line can be delayed independently through the delay controller register map.
For more information regarding the 7 Series primitives you can take a look at UG472, UG471 and UG953.

The output of the interface module is fed to the channel modules The channel module implements:

  • a PRBS monitor
  • data format conversion
  • DC filter
  • the ADC CHANNEL register map

The data analyzed by the PRBS monitor is raw data received from the interface, before being processed in any way. Selection between PN9 and PN23 sequences can be done by programming the REG_CHAN_CNTRL_3 register.

The delay controller module, up_delay_cntrl, allows the dynamic reconfiguration of the IDELAYE2 blocks. Changing the delay on each individual line helps compensate trace differences between the data lines on the PCB. A calibration procedure can be run on software by changing the delays and monitoring the PRBS sequence.

Up_adc_common implements the ADC common register map, allowing for basic monitoring and control of the ADC.

Register Map

Base (common to all cores)

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ADC Common (axi_ad*)

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ADC Channel (axi_ad*)

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Design Guidelines

The IP was developed part of the FMCOMMS1 Reference Design.

The control of the AD9643 chip is done through a SPI interface, which is needed at system level.

The ADC interface signals must be connected directly to the top file of the design, as IO primitives are part of the IP.

The example design uses a DMA to move the data from the output of the IP to memory.

If the data needs to be processed in HDL before moved to the memory, it can be done at the output of the IP (at system level) or inside of the adc channel module (at IP level).

The example design uses a processor to program all the registers. If no processor is available in your system, you can create your own IP starting from the interface module.

Software Guidelines

The software for this IP can be found as part of the FMCOMMS1 Reference Design at: No-Os Software.
Linux is supported also using ADI Linux repository

References

resources/fpga/docs/axi_ad9643.txt · Last modified: 13 Oct 2021 09:46 by Iulia Moldovan