High Bandwidth Memory (HBM2) Interface Intel® FPGA IP User Guide

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Date 1/20/2023
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6.2.8. Avalon® Memory-Mapped (AVMM) Interface Signals

The following AVMM interface signals are provided per HBM2 Pseudo Channel.
Table 28.  AVMM Interface Signals
Port Name Direction Width Description
ctrl_amm_0_0_waitrequest_n Output 1 Asserts when HBM is busy.
ctrl_amm_0_0_read Input 1 Read request.
ctrl_amm_0_0_write Input 1 Write request.
ctrl_amm_0_0_address Input 28/29 Write or read address, 28-bits wide for 4G device, 29-bits wide for 8-G device.
ctrl_amm_0_0_readdata Output 256 Read data.
ctrl_amm_0_0_writedata Input 256 Write data.
ctrl_amm_0_0_burstcount Input 7 AVMM burst count, set to 7’h1 for BL4, 7’h2 for burst length 8.
ctrl_amm_0_0_byteenable Input 32 Byte-enable for write data.
ctrl_amm_0_0_readdatavalid Output 1 Asserts when read data is valid.
ctrl_ecc_readdataerror_0_0 Output 1 Asserts high by the controller ECC logic to indicate that the read data has an uncorrectable error.
ctrl_auto_precharge_0_0 Input 1 Available when the Enable Auto Precharge Control option is selected in Controller Configuration. When asserted high along with a read or write request to the memory controller, indicates that auto-precharge is enabled.
ctrl_user_priority_0_0 Input 1 Available when the Enable Command Priority Control option is selected in Controller Configuration. When asserted high along with a read or write request to the memory controller, indicates that the request is high priority and should be fulfilled before other low priority requests.

For information on using the Avalon® memory-mapped interface, refer to Avalon Interface Specifications.