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I use Stratix V/ Arria10 Device.
I made serdes with ALTLVDS_TX.
I want output tx_outclock of ALTLVDS_TX to pin.
Does tx_outclock of ALTLVDS_TX have to be connected to dedicated clock output pin?
Is a regular I/O ok?
In ALTLVDS_TX case, dedicated clock pin has better Jitter than regular i/o?
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Hi,
As tx_outclock generated from a PLL, it is better to assign to a dedicated clock output pin for better jitter performance and clock specific routing inside the FPGA.
With Regards,
HPB
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Thank you HPB
>As tx_outclock generated from a PLL,
In my case, the outclock divide factor is 2,
then tx_outclock is generated from serdes, the tx_in of serdes is "10101010.."
tx_outclock is one of the serialized data output port of channel.
In this case also, dedicated clock output has better jitter than regular I/o?
Regards
JC
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Hi,
TX_outcock is generated by internal PLL itself by taking inclock as the input. The PLL itself divides the reference clock to required frequency and outputs at tx_outclock port. So, in my view, it is better to connect to "PLL_xx_CLKOUT" pin of same bank where tx_out is placed.
With regards,
HPB
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Hi ,
I would recommend you to use dedicated clock pins for jitter performance. The jitter level is low for the dedicated clock pins comparing to regular IO.
And I also recommend you to do the compilation on Quartus to make sure that the pins are compact with IO assignments
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