AN 555: True Differential Signaling Termination and Biasing for Agilex™ 7 M-Series, Agilex™ 5, and Agilex™ 3 FPGAs
ID
776775
Date
4/23/2025
Public
1.1. AC Coupling and DC Coupling
1.2. TDS I/O On-Chip Termination
1.3. TDS I/O External Termination
1.4. Termination and Biasing Schemes for TDS Transmitters and Receivers
1.5. Simulation: Arria® 10 FPGA as LVDS Transmitter and Agilex™ 7 M-Series FPGA as TDS Receiver
1.6. Simulation: Cyclone® V FPGA as LVDS Transmitter and M-Series FPGA as TDS Receiver
1.7. Simulation: Agilex™ 7 M-Series FPGA as TDS Transmitter and Arria® 10 as LVDS Receiver
1.8. Summary
1.9. Document Revision History for AN 555: True Differential Signaling Termination and Biasing for Agilex™ 7 M-Series, Agilex™ 5, and Agilex™ 3 FPGAs
1.5.1. LVDS Transmitter Interfaces with 1.3 V TDS Receiver
1.5.2. Reduced VOD LVDS Transmitter Interfaces with 1.3 V TDS Receiver
1.5.3. LVDS Transmitter Interfaces with 1.3 V TDS Receiver and Series Resistors
1.5.4. LVDS Transmitter Interfaces with 1.2 V TDS Receiver
1.5.5. LVDS Transmitter Interfaces with 1.2 V TDS Receiver and Series Resistors
1.5.6. LVDS Transmitter Interfaces with 1.1 V TDS Receiver and Series Resistors
1.5.7. LVDS Transmitter Interfaces with 1.05 V TDS Receiver and Series Resistors
1.6.2. LVDS Transmitter Interfaces with 1.3 V TDS Receiver and Single Attenuation Resistor
Figure 22. Simulation Topology (1.3 V TDS Receiver) with Single Attenuation Resistor
Simulation Results
Figure 23. LVDS Transmitter Interfaces with 1.3 V TDS Receiver and Single Attenuation Resistor at 600 Mbps
Note:
- The waveform shows the VICM is within the acceptable range of the 1.3 V TDS receiver, which is between 500 mV and 1.375 V when using RD OCT.
- The waveform shows a maximum input voltage of less than 1.5 V when considering the overshoot, which meets the maximum input voltage limit for this case, 1.602 V.
- The waveform shows a VID of 425 mV when considering the overshoot, which meets the maximum VID of the 1.3 V TDS receiver (454 mV).
- This case demonstrates the use of a single attenuation resistor at the transmitter source is sufficient to meet the 1.3 V TDS specifications while maintaining the desired performance.