1.3.2 Design Implementation
(Ask a Question)The following figure shows the top-level Libero implementation of the demo design.
The following table lists the important I/O signals of the design.
| Signal | Direction | Description |
|---|---|---|
| RX_P, RX_N | Input | IOD CDR receive signals connected to the VSC PHY transmit data signals |
| TX_P, TX_N | Output | IOD CDR transmit signals connected to the VSC PHY receive data signals |
| REFCLK_N, REFCLK_P | Input | Receives 125 MHz input clock from the on-board ZL30364 and feeds to NWC_PLL_0 |
| RESET_N | Input | Active low Mi-V reset
Asserted by pressing the on-board K22 push-button. |
| REF_CLK_0 | Input | Receives 50 MHz input clock from the on-board 50 MHz oscillator and feeds to PF_CCC_0 |
| TCK, TDI, TMS, TRSTB | Input | JTAG signals interface to the soft processor for debugging |
| LINK_OK | Output | Link status indicator
Provides the link up or down status with the on-board PHY. This signal is mapped to on-board LED7. The LED ON state indicates that the link is up. |
| PHY_RST | Output | Active high reset signal to the on-board VSC8575 PHY |
| PHY_MDC | Output | Management Data IO clock is fed to the on-board VSC8575 PHY |
| PHY_MDIO | Output | Management Data IO Interface for accessing the on-board VSC8575 PHY registers |
| coma_mode | Output | Signal is held low to keep the VSC PHY fully active when it is out of reset |
| REF_CLK_SEL | Output | Reference clock speed pin
of the VSC PHY. Held high for selecting the 125 MHz reference clock speed. |
| RD_BC_ERROR | Output | CoreTSE receive error
signal This LED signal indicates the receive code group error. This signal is synchronous to RX_CLK_R, and it is mapped to LED4 on the board. When the LED is in ON state, there is an error in the received code group. When the LED is in OFF state, there is no error. |
| SPISCLKO, SPISS, SPISDO, SPISDI | Output | Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) controller signals to interface with the ZL30364 clock generation hardware |
| TDO | Output | JTAG test data output Serial data output from tap. |
