ODELAYE3 Attributes

CASCADE

NONE

MASTER

SLAVE_MIDDLE

SLAVE_END

NONE

String

For more information, see CASCADE Attribute .

DELAY_TYPE

FIXED

VAR_LOAD

VARIABLE

FIXED

String

The DELAY_TYPE attribute sets the type of delay used, it can be FIXED, VARIABLE, or VAR_LOAD. See the DELAY_TYPE Attribute for further information.

DELAY_VALUE

0–1250 (TIME UltraScale)

0–1100 (TIME UltraScale+)

0

Decimal

TIME mode: Desired value in ps. UltraScale devices support delays up to 1.25 ns. UltraScale+ devices support up to 1.1 ns.

COUNT mode: Desired value in taps.

For more information, see DELAY_VALUE Attribute .

REFCLK_FREQUENCY

200.00–800.00
(UltraScale IDELAYCTRL)

300.00–800.00 (UltraScale+ IDELAYCTRL)

200.00–2400.00 (UltraScale BITSLICE_CONTROL)

300.00–2666.67 (UltraScale+ BITSLICE_CONTROL)

300.0

1 significant digit float

The REFCLK_FREQUENCY attribute specifies the reference clock of the IDELAYCTRL frequency in MHz. This attribute must mimic the clock frequency applied at the IDELAYCTRL component except when DELAY_FORMAT is set to COUNT, in which case the attribute can be left at the default value.

DELAY_FORMAT

TIME ⁽¹⁾

COUNT

TIME

String

When set to TIME, the delay equals the value given in DELAY_VALUE, specified in ps, and is calibrated by the IDELAYCTRL primitive using the REFCLK port input.

The IDELAYCTRL.REFCLK must be reflected in the ODELAY attribute REFCLK_FREQUENCY.

When set to COUNT, the initial tap setting goes to whatever number of taps is specified in DELAY_VALUE.

This does not give a constant delay because the tap delays vary with PVT. The number of taps in the delay line is important in COUNT mode.

For more information, see DELAY_FORMAT Attribute .

UPDATE_MODE

ASYNC

SYNC

MANUAL

ASYNC

String

For more information, see UPDATE_MODE Attribute .

SIM_DEVICE

ULTRASCALE, ULTRASCALE_PLUS, ULTRASCALE_PLUS_ES1, ULTRASCALE_PLUS_ES2

ULTRASCALE

String

Sets the device version (ULTRASCALE, ULTRASCALE_PLUS, ULTRASCALE_PLUS_ES1, ULTRASCALE_PLUS_ES2)

Notes:

1. When in TIME mode, calibration affects the availability of bit slices within the nibble. See Bank Overview for more information.