Basic cross-coupling patterns are supported in the victim mode. In a given Victim mode, the victim and aggressor behaviors are controlled by the Victim Select and the Victim Aggressor Delay.
First, program Victim mode to choose victim/aggressor relationship.
- Held1
- All aggressors held at 1.
- Held0
- All aggressors held at 0.
- NONINV_AGGR
- All aggressors signals are same as victim pattern.
- INV_AGGR
- All aggressor signals are inversion of victim pattern.
- DELAYED_AGGR
- All aggressors are presented as delayed version of victim pattern. Delay is
programmable (
vio_tg_victim_aggr_delay
). - DELAYED_VICTIM
- Victim is presented as delayed version of aggressor pattern. Delay is
programmable (
vio_tg_victim_aggr_delay
). - CAL_CPLX
- Both victim and aggressor are defined as calibration complex pattern. Both Data Mode and Victim Mode have to be programmed to CAL_CPLX.
After a Victim mode is selected, program the victim/aggressor select.
- Use the external VIO signal to choose victim bit
(
vio_tg_glb_victim_bit
). - Rotate victim per nibble (from Bits[3:0]) for every nibble.
- Rotate victim per byte (from Bits[7:0]) for every byte.
- Rotate victim in the whole memory interface.
If you selected Victim mode as DELAYED_AGGR or DELAYED_VICTIM, the number of UI cycle
shifted is programmed in vio_tg_victim_aggr_delay
(where 0 ≤ N ≤
24).
Note: CAL_CPLX is a AMD internal mode that is used for the Calibration Complex
Pattern.