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45//  /   /         Filename: ddr2_phy_dqs_iob.v
46// /___/   /\     Date Last Modified: $Date: 2010/06/29 12:03:43 $
47// \   \  /  \    Date Created: Wed Aug 16 2006
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50//Device: Virtex-5
51//Design Name: DDR2
52//Purpose:
53//   This module places the data strobes in the IOBs.
54//Reference:
55//Revision History:
56//   Rev 1.1 - Parameter HIGH_PERFORMANCE_MODE added. PK. 7/10/08
57//   Rev 1.2 - Parameter IODELAY_GRP added and constraint IODELAY_GROUP added
58//             on IODELAY primitives. PK. 11/27/08
59//   Rev 1.3 - IDDR primitve (u_iddr_dq_ce) is replaced with a negative-edge
60//             triggered flip-flop. PK. 03/20/09
61//   Rev 1.4 - To fix CR 540201, S and syn_preserve attributes are added
62//             for dqs_oe_n_r. PK. 01/08/10
63//*****************************************************************************
64
65`timescale 1ns/1ps
66
67module ddr2_phy_dqs_iob #
68  (
69   // Following parameters are for 72-bit RDIMM design (for ML561 Reference
70   // board design). Actual values may be different. Actual parameters values
71   // are passed from design top module dram module. Please refer to
72   // the dram module for actual values.
73   parameter DDR_TYPE              = 1,
74   parameter HIGH_PERFORMANCE_MODE = "TRUE",
75   parameter IODELAY_GRP           = "IODELAY_MIG"
76   )
77  (
78   input        clk0,
79   input        clkdiv0,
80   input        rst0,
81   input        dlyinc_dqs,
82   input        dlyce_dqs,
83   input        dlyrst_dqs,
84   input        dlyinc_gate,
85   input        dlyce_gate,
86   input        dlyrst_gate,
87   input        dqs_oe_n,
88   input        dqs_rst_n,
89   input        en_dqs,
90   inout        ddr_dqs,
91   inout        ddr_dqs_n,
92   output       dq_ce,
93   output       delayed_dqs
94   );
95
96  wire                     clk180;
97  wire                     dqs_bufio;
98
99  wire                     dqs_ibuf;
100  wire                     dqs_idelay;
101  wire                     dqs_oe_n_delay;
102  (* S = "TRUE" *) wire    dqs_oe_n_r /* synthesis syn_preserve = 1*/;
103  wire                     dqs_rst_n_delay;
104  reg                      dqs_rst_n_r /* synthesis syn_preserve = 1*/;
105  wire                     dqs_out;
106  wire                     en_dqs_sync /* synthesis syn_keep = 1 */;
107
108  // for simulation only. Synthesis should ignore this delay
109  localparam    DQS_NET_DELAY = 0.8;
110
111  assign        clk180 = ~clk0;
112
113  // add delta delay to inputs clocked by clk180 to avoid delta-delay
114  // simulation issues
115  assign dqs_rst_n_delay = dqs_rst_n;
116  assign dqs_oe_n_delay  = dqs_oe_n;
117
118  //***************************************************************************
119  // DQS input-side resources:
120  //  - IODELAY (pad -> IDELAY)
121  //  - BUFIO (IDELAY -> BUFIO)
122  //***************************************************************************
123
124  // Route DQS from PAD to IDELAY
125  (* IODELAY_GROUP = IODELAY_GRP *) IODELAY #
126    (
127     .DELAY_SRC("I"),
128     .IDELAY_TYPE("VARIABLE"),
129     .HIGH_PERFORMANCE_MODE(HIGH_PERFORMANCE_MODE),
130     .IDELAY_VALUE(0),
131     .ODELAY_VALUE(0)
132     )
133    u_idelay_dqs
134      (
135       .DATAOUT (dqs_idelay),
136       .C       (clkdiv0),
137       .CE      (dlyce_dqs),
138       .DATAIN  (),
139       .IDATAIN (dqs_ibuf),
140       .INC     (dlyinc_dqs),
141       .ODATAIN (),
142       .RST     (dlyrst_dqs),
143       .T       ()
144       );
145
146  // From IDELAY to BUFIO
147  BUFIO u_bufio_dqs
148    (
149     .I  (dqs_idelay),
150     .O  (dqs_bufio)
151     );
152
153  // To model additional delay of DQS BUFIO + gating network
154  // for behavioral simulation. Make sure to select a delay number smaller
155  // than half clock cycle (otherwise output will not track input changes
156  // because of inertial delay). Duplicate to avoid delta delay issues.
157  assign #(DQS_NET_DELAY) i_delayed_dqs = dqs_bufio;
158  assign #(DQS_NET_DELAY) delayed_dqs   = dqs_bufio;
159
160  //***************************************************************************
161  // DQS gate circuit (not supported for all controllers)
162  //***************************************************************************
163
164  // Gate routing:
165  //   en_dqs -> IDELAY -> en_dqs_sync -> IDDR.S -> dq_ce ->
166  //   capture IDDR.CE
167
168  // Delay CE control so that it's in phase with delayed DQS
169  (* IODELAY_GROUP = IODELAY_GRP *) IODELAY #
170    (
171     .DELAY_SRC             ("DATAIN"),
172     .IDELAY_TYPE           ("VARIABLE"),
173     .HIGH_PERFORMANCE_MODE (HIGH_PERFORMANCE_MODE),
174     .IDELAY_VALUE          (0),
175     .ODELAY_VALUE          (0)
176     )
177    u_iodelay_dq_ce
178      (
179       .DATAOUT (en_dqs_sync),
180       .C       (clkdiv0),
181       .CE      (dlyce_gate),
182       .DATAIN  (en_dqs),
183       .IDATAIN (),
184       .INC     (dlyinc_gate),
185       .ODATAIN (),
186       .RST     (dlyrst_gate),
187       .T       ()
188       );
189
190  // Generate sync'ed CE to DQ IDDR's using a negative-edge triggered flip-flop
191  // clocked by DQS. This flop should be locked to the IOB flip-flop at the same
192  // site as IODELAY u_idelay_dqs in order to use the dedicated route from
193  // the IODELAY to flip-flop (to keep this route as short as possible)
194  (* IOB = "FORCE" *) FDCPE_1 #
195    (
196     .INIT(1'b0)
197    )
198    u_iddr_dq_ce
199      (
200       .Q   (dq_ce),
201       .C   (i_delayed_dqs),
202       .CE  (1'b1),
203       .CLR (1'b0),
204       .D   (en_dqs_sync),
205       .PRE (en_dqs_sync)
206       ) /* synthesis syn_useioff = 1 */
207         /* synthesis syn_replicate = 0 */;
208
209  //***************************************************************************
210  // DQS output-side resources
211  //***************************************************************************
212
213  // synthesis attribute keep of dqs_rst_n_r is "true"
214  always @(posedge clk180)
215    dqs_rst_n_r <= dqs_rst_n_delay;
216
217  ODDR #
218    (
219     .SRTYPE("SYNC"),
220     .DDR_CLK_EDGE("OPPOSITE_EDGE")
221     )
222    u_oddr_dqs
223      (
224       .Q  (dqs_out),
225       .C  (clk180),
226       .CE (1'b1),
227       .D1 (dqs_rst_n_r),      // keep output deasserted for write preamble
228       .D2 (1'b0),
229       .R  (1'b0),
230       .S  (1'b0)
231       );
232
233  (* IOB = "FORCE" *) FDP u_tri_state_dqs
234    (
235     .D   (dqs_oe_n_delay),
236     .Q   (dqs_oe_n_r),
237     .C   (clk180),
238     .PRE (rst0)
239     ) /* synthesis syn_useioff = 1 */;
240
241  //***************************************************************************
242
243  // use either single-ended (for DDR1) or differential (for DDR2) DQS input
244
245  generate
246    if (DDR_TYPE > 0) begin: gen_dqs_iob_ddr2
247      IOBUFDS u_iobuf_dqs
248        (
249         .O   (dqs_ibuf),
250         .IO  (ddr_dqs),
251         .IOB (ddr_dqs_n),
252         .I   (dqs_out),
253         .T   (dqs_oe_n_r)
254         );
255    end else begin: gen_dqs_iob_ddr1
256      IOBUF u_iobuf_dqs
257        (
258         .O   (dqs_ibuf),
259         .IO  (ddr_dqs),
260         .I   (dqs_out),
261         .T   (dqs_oe_n_r)
262         );
263    end
264  endgenerate
265
266endmodule
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