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Maximum addressing space in MIG
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01-21-2010 12:14 AM
Hello,
What is the maximum addressing space for external DDR2/DDR3 module if design with MIG? The address bus width is 31 in MIG. Exteranl Memory data bus is 8-Byte wide. Is it 16GB?
Re: Maximum addressing space in MIG
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01-21-2010 06:01 AM
Spartan-6 does not support DDR2/DDR3 modules. The Spartan-6 MCB supports single components, as shown in Table 3-1 in UG388.
The largest component configuration supported by the MCB, according to Table 1-3 in UG388, is a 4Gx16 DDR3 device. This implies that the MCB was built to support enough address bits to support a 4Gx16 device. Looking at the physical I/O on the S6 FPGAs, the maximum address pins that I see from a single MCB is 15 address and 3 bank address.
The User Interface command port includes a 30-bit address, although these are the ms-bits. Depending on the size of the data port, two to four of the ls-bits are implied. See Table 4-2 in UG388. The external memory is mapped to the User Interface addresses as shown in Table 4-4 of UG388.
Bryan



