LVDS12_LVAUX - LVDS12_LVAUX - UG584

Using LVAUX Mode in XQ Ruggedized UltraScale+ Devices for Airborne Systems Design Guide (UG584)

Document ID
UG584
Release Date
2024-05-03
Revision
1.1 English

LVDS12_LVAUX is intended to provide a 1.2V standard compatible with LVDS standards. See the LVDS and LVDS_25 section in UltraScale Architecture SelectIO Resources User Guide (UG571) for information on how LVDS standards typically function. The differences between LVDS12_LVAUX and LVDS are highlighted in this section.

  • LVDS12_LVAUX requires VCCO = 1.2V.
  • LVDS12_LVAUX only supports a DQS_BIAS value of FALSE.
  • LVDS12_LVAUX only supports a DIFF_TERM value of TRUE. When using LVDS12_LVAUX, you must explicitly set the DIFF_TERM to TRUE because the default value is FALSE. This automatically maps the DIFF_TERM_ADV attribute to TERM_100.
  • LVDS12_LVAUX has internal differential termination (100Ω) that is turned on by default when in 3-state/receiving mode for OBUFTDS, IBUFDS, and IOBUFDS. LVDS12_LVAUX does not have a driving mode.
  • LVDS12_LVAUX is only available in HP I/O banks.
  • AC coupled common mode (VICM_AC) is not supported by the LVDS12_LVAUX I/O standard.
Table 1. LVDS12_LVAUX Allowed Attributes
Attributes Primitives
IBUFDS OBUFDS
HP I/O Banks HP I/O Banks
Allowed Values Default Allowed Values Default
IOSTANDARD LVDS12_LVAUX LVDS12_LVAUX
EQUALIZATION

EQ_NONE

EQ_NONE N/A
DQS_BIAS FALSE FALSE N/A
DIFF_TERM TRUE

FALSE 1

N/A
DIFF_TERM_ADV TERM_100

TERM_NONE 1

N/A
  1. You must explicitly change DIFF_TERM to TRUE. This automatically maps DIFF_TERM_ADV to TERM_100.
Table 2. Internal Differential Termination Behavior
Primitives Driving 3-state/Receiving
OBUFDS N/A N/A
OBUFTDS N/A Internal differential termination is ON.
IBUFDS N/A When DIFF_TERM = TRUE or DIFF_TERM_ADV = TERM_100, internal differential termination is ON. This is the only allowed behavior. DIFF_TERM is not allowed to be set to FALSE. You must explicitly set DIFF_TERM to TRUE.
IOBUFDS N/A Internal differential termination is ON, irrespective of the DIFF_TERM or DIFF_TERM_ADV attributes.