LATTICE Datasheet

2016
DMAC-RMII IP Core
Media Access Controller with RMII v. 2.09
COMPANY OVERVIEW
Digital Core Design is a leading IP Core provider
and a System-on-Chip design house. The company
was founded in 1999 and since the very beginning
has been focused on IP Core architecture improvements. Our innovative, silicon proven solutions have been employed by over 300 customers
and with more than 500 hundred licenses sold to
companies like Intel, Siemens, Philips, General
Electric, Sony and Toyota. Based on more than 70
different architectures, starting from serial interfaces to advanced microcontrollers and SoCs, we
are designing solutions tailored to your needs.
● Static synchronous design with positive edge clocking and synchronous reset
● No internal tri-states
● Scan test ready
APPLICATIONS
● Embedded microprocessor boards
● Networking devices (Network Interface Cards, routers, switches)
● Communications systems
DELIVERABLES
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Source code:
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IP CORE OVERVIEW
The DMAC-RMII is a hardware implementation of
the media access control protocol, defined by the
IEEE 802 standard. The DMAC-RMII, in cooperation
with an external PHY device, enables network
functionality in design. It is capable of transmitting
and receiving Ethernet frames, to and from the
network. Half and full duplex modes are supported, as well as 10 and 100 Mbit/s speed. The core is
able to work with wide a range of processors: 8, 16
and 32 bit data bus, with little or big endian byte
order format. The design is technology independent and thus can be implemented in various process technologies. This core strictly conforms to
the IEEE 802.3 standard.
KEY FEATURES
● Conforms to IEEE 802.3-2002 specification
● 8/16/32-bit CPU slave interface with little or big
endianess
● Simple interface allows easy connection to CPU
● Narrow address bus with indirect I/O interface to the
transmit and receive data dual port memories
● Supports 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX/FX IEEE 802.3
compliant RMII PHYs
● Reduced Media Independent Interface (RMII) for
connection to external 10/100 Mbps PHY transceivers
● Supports full and half duplex operation at 10 or 100
Mbps
● CRC-32 algorithm calculates the FCS nibble at a time,
automatic FCS generation and checking, able to capture frames with CRC errors if required
● Lite design, small gate count and fast operation
● Programmable or fixed MAC address
● Promiscuous mode support
● Dynamic PHY configuration by STA management
interface
● Receive FIFO able to store many messages at a time
● Allows operation from a wide range of input bus
clock frequencies
● Fully synthesizable
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VHDL Source Code or/and
VERILOG Source Code or/and
Encrypted, or plain text EDIF
VHDL & VERILOG test bench environment
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Active-HDL automatic simulation macros
ModelSim automatic simulation macros
Tests with reference responses
Technical documentation
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Installation notes
HDL core specification
Datasheet
Synthesis scripts
Example application
Technical support
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IP Core implementation support
3 months maintenance
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Delivery of the IP Core and documentation updates, minor
and major versions changes
Phone & email support
LICENSING
Comprehensible and clearly defined licensing
methods without royalty-per-chip fees make use
of our IP Cores easy and simple.
Single-Site license option – dedicated to small and
middle sized companies, which run their business
in one place.
Multi-Site license option – dedicated to corporate
customers, who operate at several locations. The
licensed product can be used in selected company
branches.
In all cases the number of IP Core instantiations
within a project and the number of manufactured
chips are unlimited. The license is royalty-per-chip
free. There are no restrictions regarding the time
of use.
There are two formats of the delivered IP Core:
VHDL or Verilog RTL synthesizable source code
called HDL Source code
FPGA EDIF/NGO/NGD/QXP/VQM called Netlist
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BLOCK DIAGRAM
The figure below shows the DMAC-RMII IP Core block diagram.
TX RAM pins
rmiiclk
mb100
rmiitxen
rmiitxd(1:0)
mdi
mdc
mdo
mdoe
rmiirxer
rmiicrsdv
rmiirxd(1:0)
Transmit
Module
STA
Receive
Module
TX RAM Interface
Synchronization
Logic
Control &
I/O Logic
RX FIFO
clk
rst
rdcs
wrcs
rd
wr
docdbusctrl
be(3:0)
rdaddr(4:0)
wraddr(4:0)
datai(31:0)
datai(31:0)
datao(31:0)
RX RAM pins
PINS DESCRIPTION
PIN
clk
rmiiclk
mb100
rst
rdcs
wrcs
rd
wr
rdaddr(4:0)
wraddr(4:0)
be(3:0) 2
datai(31:0)1
qmr(31:0)
qmt(31:0)
rmiirxd(1:0)
rmiicrsdv
rmiirxer
mdi
docdbusctrl
datao(31:0)1
irq
dmr(31:0)
waddrmr(8:0)
raddrmr(8:0)
enrmr
enwmr
dmt(31:0)
waddrmt(8:0)
raddrmt(8:0)
enrmt
enwmt
rmiitxen
rmiitxd(1:0)
mdc
mdo
mdoe
TYPE
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
input
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
DESCRIPTION
Global CPU clock
RMII 50 MHz reference clock
Select 100 Mb speed
Global reset
Read chip select
Write chip select
Read data strobe
Write data strobe
Host read address bus
Host write address bus
Host byte enable
Host output data bus
RX DPRAM data output
TX DPRAM data output
RMII receive data
RMII carrier sense/receive valid
RMII receive error
Management data input
DoCD debugger input
Host input data bus
Interrupt signal
RX DPRAM data input
RX DPRAM write address
RX DPRAM read address
RX DPRAM read enable
RX DPRAM write enable
TX DPRAM data input
TX DPRAM write address
TX DPRAM read address
TX DPRAM read enable
TX DPRAM write enable
RMII transmit enable
RMII transmit data
Management clock
Management data output
Management data output enable
SYMBOL
rst
rdcs
wrcs
qmt(31:0)
rd
wr
be(3:0)2
datai(31:0)1
rdaddr(4:0)
wraddr(4:0)
clk
qmr(31:0)
rmiirxd(1:0)
rmiicrsdv
rmiirxer
rmiiclk
mdi
docdbusctrl
dmt(31:0)
waddrmt(8:0)
raddrmt(8:0)
enrmt
enwmt
datao(31:0)1
irq
dmr(31:0)
waddrmr(8:0)
raddrmr(8:0)
enrmr
enwmr
rmiitxd(1:0)
rmiitxen
mdo
mdoe
mdc
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UNITS SUMMARY
Transmit module – Performs transmit management functions, sends frames to Ethernet medium.
Receive module – is responsible for receiving
frames from the Ethernet. Provides necessary
functions for frame decapsulation, CRC checking,
address recognizing and error detection.
Synchronization logic – There are 3 clock domains
in the DMAC-RMII core - this module performs
synchronization between them.
TX RAM / RX FIFO RAM interfaces – Interfaces
to external dual port memories used by the DMACRMII core, to store received and transmitted
frames.
Control and I/O logic – This module provides interface to CPU/BUS. It exchanges data and control
logic with transmit and receive modules, thus controls these, to perform transmit and receive operations.
STA – Station Management entity, enables communication with PHY, via simple serial management interface.
PERFORMANCE
The following table gives a survey about the Core
area and performance in LATTICE® devices after
Place & Route (all key features have been included):
Device
EC
Speed grade
LUTs/PFUs
-5
1540
Core performance in LATTICE® devices
Fmax [MHz]
clk / rmiiclk
180/ 80
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