[Libre-soc-bugs] [Bug 199] Layout using coriolis2 main core, 180nm
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--- Comment #102 from Jean-Paul.Chaput at lip6.fr ---
(In reply to Staf Verhaegen from comment #101)
> > But, what we must be sure of, is the interface.
>
> Still am not 100% sure what exactly you mean with interface here and want to
> avoid any possible misinterpretation.
>
> > If I divert from HFNS to chip/corona creation, what's inside the I/O pads
> > is not important. From what you (Staf) said, that seems ok, but it would
> > be better if you can confirm.
>
> My IO cells will have pins that will be connected directly to pins of the
> CORONA.
> The bonding pad is included in the IO cell.
OK. Same structure as pxlib. Luke said your pads could be used as
a direct replacement of pxlib. Is that so? pxlib have an unusual
way of generating core clock(s).
* pck_px : external_ck (pad) ==> pad_ring_ck (ck)
* pvddeck_px : pad_ring_ck (ck) ==> ck_core (cko)
* pvsseck_px : idem
* pvddick_px : idem
* pvssick_px : idem
Name in parenthesis are the real pad names, vs their meaning.
I can write plugins to manage different clock arrangements, like
I do for AMS 350nm for example.
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