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QDR II SRAM Controller Intel® FPGA IP Function

The QDR II SRAM Controller Intel FPGA IP provides an easy-to-use interface to QDR II SRAM and QDR II+ SRAM modules. The QDR II SRAM controller ensures that the placement and timing are in line with QDR II specifications. The QDR II SRAM controller’s local interface is compatible with the Intel FPGA Avalon® Memory-Mapped interface, for easy integration into Intel Qsys IP.

Read the QDRII SRAM Controller MegaCore Function user guide ›

QDR II SRAM Controller Intel® FPGA IP Function

  • Overview

The QDR II SRAM Controller Intel FPGA IP is optimized for Stratix® series and Cyclone® IV FPGAs. The advanced features available in these devices allow you to interface directly to QDR II SRAM devices.

The IP Toolbench-generated example design instantiates a phase-locked loop (PLL), an optional delay-locked loop (for Stratix II FPGAs only), an example driver, and your QDR II SRAM Controller custom variation. The example design is a fully-functional example design that can be simulated, synthesized, and used in hardware. The example driver is a self-test module that issues read-and-write commands to the controller and checks the read data to produce the pass/fail and test complete signals. You can replace the QDR II SRAM Controller encrypted control logic in the example design with your own custom logic, which allows you to use the Intel FPGA clear-text resynchronization and pipeline logic and datapath with your own control logic.

This IP is included in the IP Base Suite which is bundled with Intel® Quartus® Prime Standard and Pro Edition Software.

Features

  • Support for QDR II and QDR II+ SRAMs
  • Support for burst of two and four memory type
  • Support for 8 bit, 18 bit, and 36 bit QDR II SRAM interfaces
  • Flexible and robust design
  • Support for two-times and four-times data width on the local side (four-times for burst of four only)
  • Automatic concatenation of consecutive reads and writes (narrow local bus width mode only)
  • Intellectual property (IP) functional simulation models for use in VHDL and Verilog HDL simulators supported by Intel
  • Easy-to-use IP Toolbench interface and example design
  • Support for Intel FPGA IP evaluation mode

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  • QDR II SRAM Controller Intel FPGA IP Function user guide
  • An326: interfacing QDR II SRAM with Stratix II, Stratix, and Stratix GX devices design example
  • An 461: design guidelines for implementing QDRII+ and QDRII SRAM interfaces in Stratix III and Stratix IV devices
  • QDRII SRAM Controller Intel FPGA IP Function user guide
  • Intel FPGA IP library release notes and errata

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