spartan 3a io speed mhz lvttl
hi,
non diferential signal woulud work for 125MHz. But I am not so sure it would work with LVTTL.
You can try this setup. Define transmit prots as LVDCI and receieve prots as LVCOMS2V5.
Thers is no such specification on maximum data rates supported by various I/O stardards. The performance of any PCB data or clock path is dictated by a number of variables that can only be accounted for through accurate IBIS simulation and power network analysis. Briefly, these variables are
- Output buffer characteristics.
- PCB trace parameters such as characteristic impedance, length, and termination.
- Timing requirements of the design. For example, double data rate (DDR) requires a perfect 50/50 duty cycle, and duty-cycle distortion is common at high speeds.
- Jitter, including clock-source jitter, jitter added by Digital Clock Managers (DCMs) and Delay-Locked Loops (DLLs), jitter caused by SSOs, jitter caused by crosstalk-induced delay variations on the PCB traces, and jitter added by external components such as PLLs.
- The amount of noise present in the system, which is related to the following:
Power consumption (always design-dependent in programmable devices)
Power supply bypassing
Outside EMI sources
Crosstalk on the PCB traces
Simultaneous switching outputs (SSOs)
Xilinx provides IBIS models for simulating data and clock paths on the PCB. However, there are some limitations on the information that IBIS models can provide