Test Engine FPGA IP User Guide: Agilex™ 3, Agilex™ 5, and Agilex™ 7 FPGAs
ID
817758
Date
7/07/2025
Public
4.1. Remote Interface Signals
4.2. I/O PLL Interface Signals
4.3. Status Interface Signals
4.4. Global CSR interface Signals
4.5. Memory AXI4 Driver Interface Signals
4.6. CSR AXI-Lite Driver Interface Signals
4.7. Memory Status Driver Interface Signals
4.8. Memory Reset Driver Interface Signals
4.9. CAM AXI-Stream Driver Interface Signals
4.10. Registers
4.10.1.1. version_0
4.10.1.2. version_1
4.10.1.3. ctrl_status_0
4.10.1.4. driver_ctrl_status_1
4.10.1.5. driver_run_bitmask_0
4.10.1.6. driver_run_bitmask_1
4.10.1.7. driver_run_bitmask_2
4.10.1.8. driver_run_bitmask3
4.10.1.9. driver_done_bitmask_0
4.10.1.10. driver_done_bitmask_1
4.10.1.11. driver_done_bitmask_2
4.10.1.12. driver_done_bitmask_3
4.10.1.13. driver_error_bitmask_0
4.10.1.14. driver_error_bitmask_1
4.10.1.15. driver_error_bitmask_2
4.10.1.16. driver_error_bitmask_3
4.10.2.1. version_lo
4.10.2.2. version_hi
4.10.2.3. ctrl_stat_lo
4.10.2.4. ctrl_stat_hi
4.10.2.5. scratchpad_lo
4.10.2.6. scratchpad_hi
4.10.2.7. wr_log_ram_stat_lo
4.10.2.8. wr_log_ram_stat_hi
4.10.2.9. wr_log_ram_ctrl_lo
4.10.2.10. wr_log_ram_ctrl_hi
4.10.2.11. rd_log_ram_stat_lo
4.10.2.12. rd_log_ram_stat_hi
4.10.2.13. rd_log_ram_ctrl_lo
4.10.2.14. rd_log_ram_ctrl_hi
4.10.2.15. wr_err_counters_0_lo
4.10.2.16. wr_err_counters_0_hi
4.10.2.17. rd_err_counters_0_lo
4.10.2.18. rd_err_counters_0_hi
4.10.2.19. rd_err_counters_1_lo
4.10.2.20. rd_err_counters_1_hi
4.10.2.21. rd_pnf_0_lo
4.10.2.22. rd_pnf_0_hi
4.10.2.23. rd_pnf_1_lo
4.10.2.24. rd_pnf_1_hi
4.10.2.25. rd_pnf_2_lo
4.10.2.26. rd_pnf_2_hi
4.10.2.27. rd_pnf_3_lo
4.10.2.28. rd_pnf_3_hi
4.10.2.29. rd_pnf_4_lo
4.10.2.30. rd_pnf_4_hi
4.10.2.31. rd_pnf_5_lo
4.10.2.32. rd_pnf_5_hi
4.10.2.33. rd_pnf_6_lo
4.10.2.34. rd_pnf_6_hi
4.10.2.35. rd_pnf_7_lo
4.10.2.36. rd_pnf_7_hi
4.10.2.37. rd_pnf_8_lo
4.10.2.38. rd_pnf_8_hi
4.10.2.39. rd_pnf_9_lo
4.10.2.40. rd_pnf_9_hi
4.10.2.41. rd_pnf_10_lo
4.10.2.42. rd_pnf_10_hi
4.10.2.43. rd_pnf_11_lo
4.10.2.44. rd_pnf_11_hi
4.10.2.45. rd_pnf_12_lo
4.10.2.46. rd_pnf_12_hi
4.10.2.47. rd_pnf_13_lo
4.10.2.48. rd_pnf_13_hi
4.10.2.49. rd_pnf_14_lo
4.10.2.50. rd_pnf_14_hi
4.10.2.51. rd_pnf_15_lo
4.10.2.52. rd_pnf_15_hi
4.10.2.53. rd_pnf_16_lo
4.10.2.54. rd_pnf_16_hi
4.10.2.55. rd_pnf_17_lo
4.10.2.56. rd_pnf_17_hi
4.10.2.57. rd_pnf_18_lo
4.10.2.58. rd_pnf_18_hi
4.10.2.59. rd_pnf_19_lo
4.10.2.60. rd_pnf_19_hi
4.10.2.61. ter_dq_mask_0_lo
4.10.2.62. ter_dq_mask_0_hi
4.10.2.63. ter_dq_mask_1_lo
4.10.2.64. ter_dq_mask_1_hi
4.10.2.65. ter_lo
4.10.2.66. ter_hi
5.2.2.1. dq_alu_echo_op
5.2.2.2. dq_alu_invert_op
5.2.2.3. dq_alu_rotate_op
5.2.2.4. dq_alu_prbs_op
5.2.2.5. data_eq_dq_op
5.2.2.6. data_eq_raw_op
5.2.2.7. data_eq_addr_op
5.2.2.8. data_eq_id_op
5.2.2.9. dm_alu_echo_op
5.2.2.10. dm_alu_invert_op
5.2.2.11. dm_alu_rotate_op
5.2.2.12. dm_alu_prbs_op
5.2.2.13. strb_eq_dm_op
5.2.2.14. strb_eq_raw_op
5.2.2.15. addr_alu_echo_op
5.2.2.16. addr_alu_incr_op
5.2.2.17. addr_alu_rand_op
5.2.2.18. addr_op
5.2.2.19. write_worker_op
5.2.2.20. read_worker_op
5.2.2.21. write_cmd
5.2.2.22. read_cmd
5.2.2.23. wait_writes_cmd
5.2.2.24. wait_reads_cmd
5.2.2.25. sleep_cmd
5.2.2.26. driver_post_cmd
5.2.2.27. driver_wait_cmd
5.2.2.28. parallel_cmd
5.2.2.29. loop_cmd
5.3.1.4.1. hbm_simulation1
Usage
def traffic_patterns.MemAxi4DriverPrograms.hbm_simulation1 (self)
Description
Test HBM traffic pattern.
Performs the following traffic sequence with data integrity checks (checks if read data matches write data):
Multiple writes with burst access to sequential addresses
Idle for some cycles
Multiple reads with burst access to sequential addresses
Each transaction is burst length 4 with a 256 bit data bus or burst length 2 with a 512 bit bus. The number of transactions is determined by the HBM2E IP's example design parameter : Select default traffic pattern
Sequential Short : 128 transactions
Sequential Medium : 4000 transactions
Sequential Long : 16000 transactions
If you are not using the HBM2E IP's example design, this pattern will default to 4000 write and 4000 read transactions. For data bus width less than 512 bits each transaction is burst length 4, otherwise it is burst length 2.