- Camera Link Interface
- 5 channels input
- 6 channels output
- 26-pin MDR connectors
- Xilinx VirtexII-Pro FPGA
- 2vp20, 2vp30, 2vp40, or 2vp50
- –5, -6, or –7
- 1152 BGA package
- 200-pin connector for high-speed mating to:
- DN3000k10/S
- DN5000k10/S
- DN6000k10/S/SE/SC/PCI/PCIe
- DN8000k10PCI/PCIe/PSX
- Can operate stand-alone
- 8 Channels RocketI/O (TX/RX)
-
SMB connectors (4 per channel)
- High-speed serial to 3.125 GB/s per channel
- With –6 or –7 speed grade FPGA
- RS232 ports for PowerPC processor visibility
- Video Input Processor (9-bit)
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NXP SAA7113H
- I2C Connection to FPGA
- PowerPC Setup/Configuration
- Two PowerPC 405 Cores (in FPGA)
-
Embedded 300+ MHz Harvard Architecture
- Hardware Multiply/Divide Unit
- Thirty-Two 32-bit General Purpose Registers
- 16 KB 2-Way Set-Associative Instruction Cache
- 16 KB 2-Way Set-Associative Data Cache
- Memory Management Unit (MMU)
- Timer Facilities
- Full support for embedded logic analyzers (via JTAG)
- ChipScope, ChipScope PRO
- Self contained power
- Only an external +5V is required
- 2 Programmable Clock Generators
- 24 pairs (or 48 single-ended) High Speed I/O
- Selectable Vref
- Selectable VCCio
- Block Diagram - [PDF - 250KB]
- Product Brief - PDF [HI - 3.8MB| LO - 308KB]
- Daughter Card Compatibility Guide [PDF - 65KB]
- 200-pin Header Connection Summary [XLS - 2.7MB]
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Camera Link / LVDS Card
VirtexII™-Pro Based
Camera Control System

The LVDS/Camera Link Interface supports 5 input channels of Camera Link and 6 output channels as defined by the Camera Link specification (October 2000). High performance LVDS interface chips from National Semiconductor are used on the interface making for robust, high-speed connections. The Camera Link MDR26 cables are mounted directly to the circuit board. If Camera Link is not required, a custom cable package is available that allows the construction of custom cables. This allows the use of any or all of the LVDS interfaces for other purposes. A Xilinx VirtexII-Pro FPGA is used as an interface chip and 100% of the FPGAs resources are available for user application. Data is transferred through the FPGA to the ASIC Emulation host through a standard 200-pin connector and/or through 8 separate, bi-directional RocketI/O (MGT) channels.
A video input channel, based on the NXP SAA7113H, is used to digitize a composite video signal.
This product is intended to be a peripheral to any of The DINI Groups ASIC emulation products, but can be used stand-alone.

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