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2.7. JTAG Timing Constraints and Waveforms
To use the Intel® FPGA Download Cable II at the maximum capability (24 MHz), meet the timing constraints like in the JTAG Timing Constraints for the Target Device table below for the target device.
The timing constraints require that you consider device specifications as well as trace propagation delays. If you do not follow the recommended constraints, you might encounter timing issues at 24 MHz. If the target design cannot meet these constraints, reduce the possibility of timing issues by slowing the TCK frequency. See the Changing the TCK Frequency section for instructions on running the download cable at a slower speed.
Symbol | Parameter | Min | Max | Unit |
---|---|---|---|---|
tJCP | TCK clock period | 41.67 | — | ns |
tJCH | TCK clock high time | 20.83 | — | ns |
tJCL | TCK clock low time | 20.83 | — | ns |
tJPCO | JTAG port clock to JTAG Header output | — | 5.46 (2.5 V) 2.66 (1.5 V) |
ns |
tJPSU_TDI | JTAG port setup time (TDI) | — | 24.42 | ns |
tJPSU_TMS | JTAG port setup time (TMS) | — | 26.43 | ns |
tJPH | JTAG port hold time | — | 17.25 | ns |
The simulated timing is based on a slow timing model, which is a worst-case scenario environment.
For device-specific JTAG timing information, refer to the related device data sheet.
If you cannot meet 24 MHz, you must decrease the frequencies to 16-6 MHz. Below is some example code to set the TCK maximum frequency to 6 MHz:
jtagconfig --setparam 1 JtagClock 6M