6G-SDI Mode - 1.0 English - PG205

SMPTE UHD-SDI LogiCORE IP Product Guide (PG205)

Document ID
PG205
Release Date
2024-06-14
Version
1.0 English

In 6G-SDI mode, the RXOUTCLK/TXOUTCLK frequency is 148.5 MHz (or 148.5/1.001 MHz). Depending on the 6G-SDI mapping mode used, there can be either four or eight active data streams. When four data streams are active, these data streams run at the full RXOUTCLK/TXOUTCLK frequency (rx_ce_out and tx_ce signals are always High). When eight data streams are active, these data streams run at half the RXOUTCLK/TXOUTCLK frequency and the rx_ce_out and tx_ce signals are asserted every other clock cycle (50% duty cycle).

The following 6G-SDI RX 4-way Interleave Timing Diagram is a timing diagram of the receiver running in 6G-SDI mode receiving a signal containing four data streams. The rx_clk frequency is 148.5 MHz or 148.5/1.001 MHz. The rx_ce_out output is always High. The four received data streams are output on rx_ds1 through rx_ds4. The diagram shows the EAV being received and the rx_trs and rx_eav behave the same as with other SDI standards. Line numbers are captured from all four data streams and output on rx_ln_ds1 through rx_ln_ds4. CRC errors are detected individually for all four data streams and indicated on the rx_crc_err_ds1 through rx_crc_err_ds4 outputs.

Figure 1. 6G-SDI RX 4-way Interleave Timing Diagram
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The following 6G-SDI RX 8-way Interleave Timing Diagram is a timing diagram for the receiver in 6G-SDI mode when receiving a signal containing eight data streams. The rx_clk frequency is 148.5 MHz or 148.5/1.001 MHz. The rx_ce_out signal is asserted every other clock cycle. The eight received data streams are output on rx_ds1 through rx_ds8. The diagram shows the EAV being received and the rx_trs and rx_eav behave the same as with other SDI standards. Line numbers are captured from all eight data streams and output on rx_ln_ds1 through rx_ln_ds8. CRC errors are detected individually for all eight data streams and indicated on the rx_crc_err_ds1 through rx_crc_err_ds8 outputs.

Figure 2. 6G-SDI RX 8-way Interleave Timing Diagram
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The following 6G-SDI TX 4-way Interleave Timing Diagram is a timing diagram for the transmitter in 6G-SDI mode when transmitting a signal containing four data streams. The tx_clk frequency is 148.5 MHz or 148.5/1.001 MHz. The tx_ce input must be High all of the time. The four data streams being transmitted must be on tx_ds1_in through tx_ds4_in. Line numbers supplied on

  • tx_line_ch0 are inserted into data streams 1 and 2
  • tx_line_ch1 are inserted into data streams 3 and 4.

Line numbers must also be supplied on tx_line_ch0 and tx_line_ch1 in order for ST 352 packet insertion to function. If ST 352 packet insertion is enabled, for Y-stream (by default), the user data words for the ST 352 packets inserted into

  • data stream 1 must be supplied on tx_st352_data_ch0
  • data stream 3 must be supplied on tx_st352_data_ch1.

You must supply the tx_st352_data_ch0_c and tx_st352_data_ch1_c signals for ST 352 insertion into the C-stream.

Figure 3. 6G-SDI TX 4-way Interleave Timing Diagram
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The following 6G-SDI TX 8-way Interleave Timing Diagram is a timing diagram for the transmitter in 6G-SDI mode when transmitting a signal containing eight data streams. The tx_clk frequency is 148.5 MHz or 148.5/1.001 MHz. The tx_ce input must be asserted every other clock cycle. The eight data streams being transmitted must be on tx_ds1_in through tx_ds8_in. Line numbers supplied on

  • tx_line_ch0 are inserted into data streams 1 and 2
  • tx_line_ch1 are inserted into data streams 3 and 4
  • tx_line_ch2 are inserted into data streams 5 and 6
  • tx_line_ch4

Line numbers must also be supplied on tx_line_ch0 through tx_line_ch4 in order for ST 352 packet insertion to function. If ST 352 packet insertion is enabled (through a port), the user data words for the ST 352 packets inserted into

  • data stream 1 must be supplied on tx_st352_data_ch0
  • data stream 3 must be supplied on tx_st352_data_ch1
  • data stream 5 must be supplied on tx_st352_data_ch2
  • data stream 7 must be supplied on tx_st352_data_ch3.
Figure 4. 6G-SDI TX 8-way Interleave Timing Diagram