5.3.3 Port List

The following table lists the QDR ports.

Table 5-3. QDR Signals and Descriptions¹
Name	Width	Direction	Description
Generic Signals
SYS_CLK	1	Output	Clock for User Logic generated by the embedded PLL. All User Interface signals are synchronous to this clock. Always on the global clock network.
RESET_N	1	Input	Active-low asynchronous system reset. Note: The RESET_N signal must be generated by ANDing the DEVICE_INIT_DONE and BANK_X_CALIB_STATUS signals of the INIT_MONITOR IP core. BANK_X refers to the BANK where the QDR controller is placed.
PLL_REF_CLK		Input	Reference clock to the PLL.
PLL_LOCK	1	Output	Lock signal. This signal is generated by the PLL to indicate that the PLL is locked on to the PLL_REF_CLK signal.
TRAINING_COMPLETE	1	Output	Indicates that Training is complete. The user logic must check for TRAINING_COMPLETE = 1 and TRAINING_ERROR = 0 before accessing the QDR memory.
TRAINING_ERROR[2:0]	3	Output	– Bit 0: Reserved – Bits [2:1] 0: No error. 1: Timeout error, data VALID is received during Q training. 2: No solution found during training. If no solution is found, restart the Training process described in Training Logic.
User Interface Signals
READ_N	4	Input	Read request with address specified on RADDR bus. 4-bit Wide if Burst Size is 2. 2-bit Wide if Burst Size is 4.
WRITE_N	4	Input	Write request with address specified on WADDR bus. 4-bit Wide if Burst Size is 2. 2-bit Wide if Burst Size is 4.
WSTRB_N	SRAM_DWIDTH/9 * 8	Input	Write strobe for write transaction.
WADDR	SRAM_AWIDTH*4	Input	Write addresses for each beat. Width is (SRAM_AWIDTH)4 if burst size is 2, (SRAM_AWIDTH)2 if burst size is 4 In Burst of 2: {ADDR3, ADDR2, ADDR1, ADDR0} In Burst of 4: {ADDR1, ADDR0}
RADDR	SRAM_AWIDTH*4	Input	Read addresses for each beat. Width is (SRAM_AWIDTH)4 if burst size is 2, (SRAM_AWIDTH)2 if burst size is 4 In Burst of 2: {ADDR3, ADDR2, ADDR1, ADDR0} In Burst of 4: {ADDR1, ADDR0}
WDATA	(SRAM_DWIDTH)*8	Input	Write data
RDATA	(SRAM_DWIDTH)*8	Output	Read data, valid when RVALID is asserted
RVALID	1	Output	Read data valid
QDR SRAM Interface
D[X:0]	9/18/36 (X=8, 17, or 35)	Output	Data Output Bus
WPS_N	1	Output	Write port select—active-low
BWS0_N	1	Output	Byte write select (BWS) 0—active‐low
BWS1_N	1	Output	Byte write select (BWS) 1—active‐low
BWS2_N	1	Output	Byte write select (BWS) 2—active‐low
BWS3_N	1	Output	Byte write select (BWS) 3—active‐low
A[X:0]²	18, 19, 20, 21, or 22 (X=17,18,19, 20, or 21)	Output	Address inputs
Q[X:0]	9,18, or 36 (X=8,17, or 35)	Input	Data input bus
RPS_N	1	Output	Read port select - active‐low
QVALID	1	Input	Valid output indicator. Not used in current QDR subsystem
KP	1	Output	Positive Clock Output
KN	1	Output	Negative Clock Output
CQP	1	Input	Synchronous echo Clock input
DOFF_N	1	Output	Initially, DOFF_N is 0. After calibration, DOFF_N is set to 1. If Expose DOFF_N port option is selected in the configurator, the DOFF_N signal is exposed and taken care by the QDR controller. If Expose DOFF_N port option is not selected in the configurator, the DOFF_N signal does not get exposed and must be taken care on the board using a pull-up resistor (check the memory model data sheet).

Note:

In the QDR configurator, the QDR data width field is same as SRAM_DWIDTH. In the QDR configurator, the address width field is same as SRAM_AWIDTH.
The 22-bit address width is supported only for the 18-bit data width.