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margin on reads from the SRAM at the expense of Writes to the SRAM.
Tested to be at least as stable as a phase shift of 12 and beter looking timing on the logic analyzer.
Signals driven by the FPGA are observed changing on the SRAM pins about 4 nS after the rising edge of the RAM clock.
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SRAM clock.
Set phase shift to -12 after experimentation using logic analyzer to see results.
This value gives near optimum 1.5nS setup times on the source sync signals FPGA -> SRAM
under lab conditions.
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its presentation externally at the NoBL SRAM.
Since we don't have a board level trace to use to estimate clock propigation delay we just loop through the I/O on the FPGA.
This hasn't been verified as working on a USRP2 yet.
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current head UHD code.
Apparently operation is "flawless" but more regression and corner case regression could and should be done.
Tristate drivers have been added at the top level of the hierarchy for the SRAM databus as is considered good
practice for both Xilinx and ASIC design flows and so both top level and core fils have been touched.
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widened muxes to 4 bits to match tx side and handle more ADCs in future
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Starting Router
Phase 1: 96908 unrouted; REAL time: 25 secs
Phase 2: 85651 unrouted; REAL time: 35 secs
Phase 3: 27099 unrouted; REAL time: 49 secs
Phase 4: 27099 unrouted; (97405) REAL time: 49 secs
Phase 5: 27259 unrouted; (5348) REAL time: 54 secs
Phase 6: 27277 unrouted; (0) REAL time: 54 secs
Phase 7: 0 unrouted; (0) REAL time: 1 mins 46 secs
Phase 8: 0 unrouted; (0) REAL time: 1 mins 56 secs
Phase 9: 0 unrouted; (0) REAL time: 2 mins 29 secs
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