Hi,
I'm looking for the fastest interface/standard between two FPGAs. Have You got any suggestions?
Thnx for answers.
Hi,
I'm looking for the fastest interface/standard between two FPGAs. Have You got any suggestions?
Thnx for answers.
Griva wrote: : Hi,
: I'm looking for the fastest interface/standard between two FPGAs. : Have You got any suggestions?
It depends on reuirements:
- Uni/Bidirectional
- Distance between chips
- Number of connections allowed ...
I think that nearly always it is best to get a bigger FPGA and put everything into one package.
Bye
Reqiurements:
- Uni/Bi - for me it doesn't matter, could be this and this
- Distance - about 3-5 cm
- Number - about 500 - 700 pins
The biggest FPGA is too small, I have to use 2 or 3 FPGAs and I want to have the fastest transfer between these chips.
Best Regards, Griva
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Do you need 500-700 pins at 10 Gb/s ? How about 622 Mb/s ? Do you need speed (heavily pipelined design) or low latency (less tolerable to register delays)? There are many ways to skin your cat.
whave
I fully agree with Ray. When it comes to high bandwidth bidir communication, your only cost effective solution is serial io.
3 to 5 cm is not a big distance, but be aware at 2.5Gbps and above, PCB design is not very straight forward. Differences >From a cost standpoint, that is not always true. Also, if you have aHave something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
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