2.4.2. Test Description
The simulation only checks for the assertion of trs_locked signal and the number of transceiver reconfiguration triggered after every video standard switching.
   The following figure shows the sequence of the video standard for triple-rate design: 
    
     
      
    
  
 
  The following figure shows the sequence of the video standard for multi-rate design:
For single-rate design, there is one video standard being tested:
- HD single-rate – HD
- 3G single-rate – 3G Level A 10-bit Multiplex
If you turn on the Dynamic TX Clock Switching option, only one video standard is being tested with two different TX PHY reference clocks to demonstrate the switching.
- HD single-rate – HD
- 3G single-rate / triple-rate – 3G Level A 10-bit Multiplex
- Multi-rate – 12G 10-bit Multiplex Type 1
   Figure 28. Simulation Waveform
    
     
 
    
  
 
   
 
   | Testbench signal | Description | 
|---|---|
| /tb_top/tb_rx_checker/rx_std | Video standard keep switching after obtaining lock signal | 
| /tb_top/tb_rx_checker/align_locked | Lock signals from IP core | 
| /tb_top/tb_rx_checker/trs_locked | |
| /tb_top/tb_rx_checker/reconfig_count | Actual number of transceiver reconfiguration triggered after every video standard switching versus the expected number of configurations. | 
| /tb_top/tb_rx_checker/expected_rcfgcount | 
A successful simulation ends with the following message:
 