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

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Date 1/20/2023
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6.5. User-controlled Accesses to the HBM2 Controller

You can use the APB interface in applications when you need to directly control the HBM2 Refresh commands and access HBM2 Controller Status registers.

For information on using the APB interface signals, refer to User APB Interface Timing.

Each physical HBM2 channel is mapped to its own sideband register space. The APB address accesses are byte-address based. If a write is issued to an unaligned address, it is ignored (that is, read returns 0 and write has no effect.) The sideband register map is shared between the two HBM2 Pseudo Channels and the allocation of addresses is organized as follows:

  • Registers common to both Pseudo-Channels:
    • Address map – 16’h0000-16’h00FF.
    • Includes Refresh (per-bank, all banks), Self-Refresh, Temperature Readout and Power down status.
    Note: The register bit descriptions of Pseudo Channel 0 (PC0) and Pseudo Channel 1 (PC1) in the registers common to both Pseudo Channels apply to the bottom HBM2 interface. For the top HBM2 interface, the PC0 and PC1 register bit definitions are swapped.
  • Register Map for individual Pseudo Channels:
    • Address map – Pseudo Channel 0 (16’h0100- 16’h01FF) and Pseudo Channel 1 (0x200-0x2FF).
    • This map is used to access ECC and Interrupt Status Registers for each Pseudo Channel.
    Note: The register address maps for individual Pseudo Channel 0 (PC0) and Pseudo Channel 1 (PC1) as shown above apply to the bottom HBM2 interface. For the top HBM2 interface, the PC0 and PC1 register address maps are swapped.