
2–10 MegaCore Version 9.1 Altera Corporation
RLDRAM II Controller MegaCore Function User Guide November 2009
Block Description
● rldramii_dq[8:0] is captured by the delayed
rldramii_qk[0]
● rldramii_dq[17:9] is captured by the delayed
rldramii_qk[1]
● rldramii_dq[26:18] is captured by the delayed
rldramii_qk[2]
● rldramii_dq[35:27] is captured by the delayed
rldramii_qk[3]
■ QVLD is always captured by the delayed version of
rldramii_qk[0] for the associated RLDRAM II device. In
Figure 2–6 there are four rldramii_qk[] signals. Only
rldramii_qk[0] per RLDRAM II device captures the associated
QVLD signal:
● rldramii_qvld[0] is captured by the delayed
rldramii_qk[0]
● rldramii_qvld[1] is captured by the delayed
rldramii_qk[2]
■ After the capture registers all captured read data is clocked off the
undelayed rldramii_qk[] signal that captures the QVLD signal
for a particular RLDRAM II device:
● All RLDRAM II 0 captured data is clocked off the undelayed
rldramii_qk[0]
● All RLDRAM II 1 captured data is clocked off the undelayed
rldramii_qk[2]
■ Only one capture_clk[] per attached RLDRAM II device is
output from the datapath:
● RLDRAM II 0 capture data is associated with
capture_clk[0], which is the delayed rldramii_qk[0]
● RLDRAM II 1 capture data is associated with
capture_clk[1], which is the delayed rldramii_qk[2]
Read Data Capture Clock Association
Figure 2–7 shows the read data and data strobes at the memory interface
for the example datapath in Figure 2–6. Figure 2–8 shows how the
capture_clk[] associates with the captured read data,
control_rdata[] at the datapath interface.
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