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downarrowWhat are the Virtex-4 Logic Tile I/O connections?
Applies to: Logic Tiles, Versatile

[new 28 September 2007]

The diagram below shows FPGA I/O connections for the Virtex-4 Logic Tile. The FPGA banks are shared between upper headers (XU, YU, ZU, Z) for communication with a top Logic Tile or daughter card, and lower headers (XL, YL, ZL, Z) for communication with a baseboard or bottom Logic Tile.

The I/O communication between FPGAs in a stack of Logic Tiles is significantly increased using configurable switches (upper fold, lower fold, thru):

  • Upper fold-over allows routing of FPGA I/O signals to spare lower header pins not normally routed to FPGA I/Os.
  • Lower fold-over allows routing of FPGA I/O signals to spare upper header pins not normally routed to FPGA I/Os.
  • Thru allows bypassing a Logic Tile FPGA I/O via spare upper/lower header pins not normally routed to FPGA I/O.

Virtex-4 Logic Tile thumbnail

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