ZHCSDS3C May 2015 – April 2018 ADS52J90
PRODUCTION DATA.
When operating in 16-input and 32-input modes, the device supports a multi-lane output interface based on the JEDEC standard: JESD204B (serial interface for data converters). This interface runs up to 5 Gbps and provides a compact way of routing the data from multiple ADCs in the device to the FPGA. Subclasses 0, 1, and 2 of the JESD204B interface are supported. The block diagram in Figure 72 illustrates the connections of the JESD interface to the rest of the device. After the test pattern insertion block, the parallel data streams SERIAL_IN1 to SERIAL_IN16 can be routed to either the LVDS interface or to the JESD interface (or both). The ADC data can be sent out using the EN_JESD and DIS_LVDS controls. The LVDS_INx and CML_INx words are the same as the SERIAL_INx words.
The JESD interface can be enabled by setting the EN_JESD bit to 1. When in JESD mode, the LVDS interface can be disabled by setting the DIS_LVDS bit to 1. Both the LVDS and JESD interfaces can be simultaneously kept active by setting the DIS_LVDS bit to 0 and the EN_JESD bit to 1.
Table 13 shows the clock rates corresponding to the various clocks mentioned in the JESD204B document. This mapping is independent of whether the device operates in 8-, 16-, or 32-input mode.
CLOCK NOTATION IN JESD204B DOCUMENT | CORRESPONDING CLOCK RATE |
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Device clock | fS |
Frame clock | fC |
Conversion clock | fC |
Sample clock | fC |
All mandatory features of the JESD204B interface are supported by the device, and are: