SDA
- System Management I2C serial data. This signal provides a data line for a twowire serial management bus.
RES0, RES1
– These are reserved pins and are left unconnected by the IO Mezzanine module and the carrier card.
GND
– This is signal ground
四:管脚规则
Rule 5.1:
Signal assignment for high-pin count connector shall be defined
as shown in Table 2.
Rule 5.2:
Signal assignment for low-pin count connector shall be defined as
shown in Table 3.
Observation 5.1:
Rows A through to Row K are associated with the high
pin count connectors.
Observation 5.2:
Rows C, D, G, and H are the only rows associated with
the low-pin count connectors.
Observation 5.3:
Signal names with ‘C2M’ indicate that the signal is
driven by the carrier card and received by the IO mezzanine module
Observation 5.4:
Signal names with ‘M2C’ indicate that the signal is
driven by the IO mezzanine module and received by the carrier card
Observation 5.5:
The postfix ‘_P’ on a differential signal pairs, indicates
the positive component of a differential signal
Observation 5.6:
The postfix ‘_N’ on a differential signal pairs, indicates
the negative component of a differential signal
Observation 5.7:
The postfix ‘_L’ on a single ended signal,
‘PRSNT_M2C_L’ and ‘TRST_L’ indicate that these are active low signals.
Recommendation
5.1:
Signals with a ‘_CC’ postfix should be used as the
preferred signals for clocks in source synchronous applications and should
be connected to pins on the FPGA, which are identified for this purpose
五:用户自定义管脚
LA[00..33]_P, LA[00..33]_N
- These signals are arranged as differential pairs with signals having the ‘_P’ postfix representing the positive component and signals with ‘_N’ postfix representing the negative component.
HA[00..23]_P, HA[00..23]_N
- These signals are arranged as differential pairs with signals having the ‘_P’ postfix representing the positive component and signals with ‘_N’ postfix representing the negative component.
HB[00..21]_P, HB[00..21]_N
- These signals are arranged as differential pairs with signals having the ‘_P’ postfix representing the positive component and signals with ‘_N’ postfix representing the negative component.
六:用户自定义管脚规则
Rule 5.3:
Pins with a LA or HA prefix shall use the signaling standard
associated with ‘Bank A’ and can use the reference voltage on pin
‘VREF_A_M2C’.
Rule 5.4:
Pins with a HB prefix shall use the signaling standard associated
with ‘Bank B’ and can use the reference voltage on pin ‘VREF_B_M2C’.
Rule 5.5:
Pins with a L prefix shall have connector contacts populated in
the low-pin and high-pin count connectors.
Rule 5.6:
Pins with a H prefix shall have connector contacts populated only
in the high-pin count connector.
Rule 5.7:
The high-pin count connector shall support 160 single-ended user
defined signals; or 80 differential user defined signals.
Rule 5.8:
The low-pin count connector shall support 68 single-ended user
defined signals; or 34 differential user defined signals.
Rule 5.9:
The FMC User Defined signals in Bank A shall tolerate signal
levels from -300mV to VADJ + 300mV.
Rule 5.10:
Neither the carrier nor the mezzanine module shall generate
signals outside the range of -300mV to VADJ + 300mV signal levels on the
user defined signals in Bank A.
Rule 5.11:
The FMC User Defined signals in Bank B shall tolerate signal
levels from -300mV to VIO_B_M2C + 300mV.
Rule 5.12:
Neither the carrier nor the mezzanine module shall generate
signals outside the range of -300mV to VIO_B_M2C + 300mV signal levels
on the user defined signals in Bank B.
Rule 5.13:
A minimum of no user defined signals shall be supported by this
standard.
Rule 5.14:
A maximum of 160 user defined signals shall be supported this
standard.
Permission 5.1:
Any number of user defined pins may be connected on the
FMC module or FMC carrier card.
Rule 5.15:
The user defined signals on Bank A shall be assigned starting
with the lowest ordinal in the LA group and used in ascending order. This
will be followed by signals with the lowest ordinal in the HA group and
used in ascending order.
Rule 5.16:
The user defined signals on Bank B shall be assigned starting
with the lowest ordinal in the HB group and used in ascending order.
Rule 5.17:
If an odd number of signals are assigned in Bank A or Bank B
then the ‘_P’ signal shall be populated in preference to the ‘_N’ signal.
Permission 5.2:
Bank A and Bank B may be populated independently.
Permission 5.2:
To maximize signal integrity, the LA signals should be
fully populated and then HA and HB should be populated in the same ratio
of their maximum.
Recommendation 5.3:
When signals are routed differentially each pair
should provide a differential impedance of 100Ω +/- 10%
Recommendation 5.4:
When signals are routed single ended each signal
should provide an impedance of 50Ω +/- 10%
Observation 5.8:
To maximize compatibility between mezzanine modules
and carrier cards, the LVDS and LVTTL signaling standards should be the
preferred choice.
Observation 5.9:
To maximize the performance of data buses located on
the user defined pins, the skew between user defined pins should be keep to
a minimum. The skew should be less that 10% of the targeted unit interval,
UI for the data rates on the pins. Table 4 provides examples of times for
targeted data rates.