MICROCHIP DDR Read IP User Guide
- June 16, 2024
- MICROCHIP
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MICROCHIP DDR Read IP
Specifications
- Product Name: DDR Read IP v2.0
- Compatible with Video Arbiter IP
- Used for reading a burst of continuous data from DDR memory
- Typically used in video applications to read each horizontal line of the video frame stored in DDR memory
The DDR Read IP also has input and output ports in Arbiter
Interface bus and AXI4 Stream Interface, are listed in the user manual.
FAQ
- What is the purpose of DDR Read IP?
- What is the required compatibility for DDR Read IP?
- In which applications are DDR Read IP typically used?
Introduction
DDR Read IP reads a burst of continuous data from the DDR memory. The DDR Read IP must be used with the Video Arbiter IP that converts the read requests to AXI4 transactions. The DDR Read IP is typically used in video applications to read each horizontal line of the video frame stored in DDR memory.
Figure 1. SmartDesign Arbiter Interface
Key Features
- Typically used to Read Video Frame Lines
- Supports Output Video Pixel Width of 8, 16, and 32 bits
- Supports Video Arbiter Interface of 128, 256, and 512 bits
- Supports AXI4 Stream Interface
Hardware Implementation
The IP generates the control signals to the Video arbiter IP based on the user inputs of the horizontal resolution frame start address. The rising edge of read_en_i initiates a read transaction. The data from the video umpire is stored in a CDC FIFO that converts the data from the DDR clock domain to the pixel clock domain. The data is read from FIFO at the falling edge of read_en_i and unpacked to generate pixel data. The read_en_i should be high for sufficient duration to complete the DDR read transaction and the recommended duration is for several clocks equal to horizontal resolution. The first line is read from the address defined by frame_start_addr_i, and after each read transaction, the address is incremented by line_gap_i. The read address is reset to the frame_start_addr_i at every frame_end_i signal. The output data is high for a horizontal resolution number of clocks.
Design Description
- The following figure shows the top-level pin-out diagram of DDR Read.
Input and Output Ports
The following table lists the input and output ports of the DDR Read IP in the
Native Interface.
Table 1-1. Input and Output Ports of the DDR Read in Native Interface.
Port Name | Type | Width | Description |
---|---|---|---|
reset_i | Input | — | Active Low asynchronous reset signal to design |
pixel_clk_i | Input | — | Pixel clock |
ddr_clk_i | Input | — | DDR clock from the memory controller |
frame_end_i | Input | — | End of frame signal |
read_en_i | Input | — | Read enable signal for reading |
line_gap_i | Input | 16 bits | Line gap between two lines |
horz_resl_i | Input | 16 bits | Horizontal resolution |
Port Name| Type| Width| Description
h_pan_i| Input| 12 bits| Horizontal offset for each video line for horizontal
panning
v_pan_i| Input| 12 bits| Vertical offset from frame start address for vertical
panning
read_ackn_i| Input| —| Acknowledgment for read request from video arbiter
read_done_i| Input| —| Read completion input from the video arbiter
ddr_data_valid_i| Input| —| Read data valid from Arbiter
frame_start_addr| Input| 8 bits| Video frame start address
wdata_i| Input| Input Data Width| Read data from Arbiter
read_req_o| Output| —| Read the request to the arbiter
read_start_addr_o| Output| 32 bits| DDR address from where read has to be
started
burst_size_o| Output| 8 bits| Read burst size
data_valid_o| Output| —| Data Valid
data_o| Output| Output Data Width| Data for Video Pipelining
The following table lists the input and output ports of the DDR Read IP in the
Arbiter Interface bus.
Table 1-2. Input and Output Ports of the DDR Read in Arbiter Interface Bus.
Port Name | Type | Width | Description |
---|---|---|---|
RDATA_I | Input | Input Data Width | Read data from Arbiter |
RVALID_I | Input | — | Read data valid from Arbiter |
ARREADY_I | Input | — | Arbiter acknowledgment from read request |
BUSER_I | Input | — | Read completion |
ARADDR_O | Output | 32 bits | DDR address from where read has to be started |
ARVALID_O | Output | — | Read the request to the arbiter |
ARSIZE_O | Output | 8 bits | Read burst size |
The following table lists the input and output ports of the DDR Read IP in the
AXI4 Stream Interface.
Table 1-3. Input and Output Ports of the DDR Read in AXI4 Stream Interface.
Port Name | Type | Width | Description |
---|---|---|---|
CLOCK_I | Input | — | Pixel clock |
RESET_n_I | Input | — | Active Low asynchronous reset signal to design |
TDATA_O | Output | Output Data Width | Output Video Data |
TSTRB_O | Output | [Output Data Width/8 – 1 : 0] | Output Video Data strobe |
TKEEP_O | Output | [Output Data Width/8 – 1 : 0] | Output Video Data Keep |
TVALID_O | Output | — | Output Video data valid |
TUSER_O | Output | 4 bits | Output user data 0bit= VSYNC |
3bit =Frame end
Port Name | Type | Width | Description |
---|---|---|---|
TLAST_O | Output | — | Output Video End of Frame |
Configuration Parameters
The following table lists the configuration parameters used in the DDR Read IP
hardware implementation. These are generic parameters and can be varied based
on the application requirements.
Table 1-4. Configuration Parameters
Parameter Name | Description |
---|---|
Horizontal Resolution | Defines horizontal resolution |
Input Data Width | Defines the input data width (128, 256, and 512 bits) |
Output Data Width | Defines the output data width (8, 16, 24, 32, and 64 bits) |
Arbiter Interface | Options to select the Arbiter Interface from the drop-down |
menu as Native or Bus Interface
Data Interface| Options to select the Data Interface from the drop-down menu
as Native and AXI4 Stream Interface
Resource Utilization
The following table lists the resource utilization for DDR Read IP in the
Native Interface with the input data width = 256 and output data width = 8.
DDR Read block is implemented on the PolarFire FPGA device, MPF300TS_ES-
1FCG1152E package.
Table 1-5. DDR Read IP in Native Interface
Resource | Usage |
---|---|
DFFs | 502 |
4 input LUTs | 513 |
MACC | 0 |
LSRAM 18K | 14 |
SRAM | 0 |
The following table lists the resource utilization for DDR Read IP in the Bus
Interface and AXI4 stream with input data width = 256 and output data width =
8.
Table 1-6. DDR Read IP in Bus Interface and AXI4 Stream
Resource | Usage |
---|---|
DFFs | 512 |
4 input LUTs | 514 |
MACC | 0 |
LSRAM 18K | 14 |
SRAM | 0 |
Revision History
The revision history describes the changes that were implemented in the
document. The changes are listed by revision, starting with the most current
publication.
Revision | Date | Description |
---|---|---|
1.0 | 03/2022 | Initial Revision. |
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