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HC1S40 Datasheet(HTML) 91 Page - Altera Corporation |
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91 / 110 page ![]() Altera Corporation 6–3 September 2008 Design Guidelines for HardCopy Stratix Performance Improvement ■ Do not use tri-state signals or bidirectional ports on hierarchical boundaries. If you use tri-state boundaries in a lower-level block, synthesis pushes the tri-state signals through the hierarchy to the top-level. This takes advantage of the tri-state drivers on the output pins of the Altera device. Since this requires optimizing through hierarchies, lower-level boundary tri-state signals are not supported with a block-level design methodology. ■ Limit clocks to one per block. Partitioning your design into clock domains makes synthesis and timing analysis easier. ■ Place state machines in separate blocks to speed optimization and provide greater encoding control. ■ Separate timing-critical functions from non-timing-critical functions. ■ Limit the critical timing path to one hierarchical block. Group the logic from several design blocks to ensure the critical path resides in one block. These guidelines apply to all Altera device architectures including HardCopy Stratix devices. Partitioning functional boundaries to have all outputs immediately registered is crucial to using LogicLock regions effectively in HardCopy devices. With registered outputs, you allow the signals to leave a function block at the start of the clock period. This gives the signals more set-up time to reach their endpoints in the clock period. In large designs that are partitioned into multiple function blocks, the block-to-block interconnects are often the limiting factor for fMAX performance. Registered outputs give the Quartus II Fitter the optimal place-and-route flexibility for interconnects between major function blocks. Physical Synthesis Optimization All physical synthesis settings in the Quartus II software can be used in the HARDCOPY_FPGA_PROTOTYPE design. These settings are found in the Physical Synthesis Optimizations section of the Fitter Settings dialog box (Assignments menu) and include the following settings: ■ Physical synthesis for combinational logic ■ Register duplication ■ Register retiming These settings can improve FPGA performance while developing the HARDCOPY_FPGA_PROTOTYPE. All modifications are passed along into the HardCopy Stratix project when you run the HardCopy Timing Optimization wizard. After running the HardCopy Timing Optimization wizard and subsequently opening the HardCopy project in the Quartus II software, these physical synthesis optimizations are disabled. No further modifications to the netlist are made. |
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