1. HCC Derived Clocks

2. Generated Clocks The HCC generates two clocks from the ePLL 160 MHz clocks and the chip 40 MHz clock, used as a reference: An 80 MHz clock using a divide by 2 circuit that contains no loops and so is self clearing. A 40 MHz clock that should be less sensitive to perturbations in the GBT supplied clock. 40 April 2014HCC Derived Clocks2

3. div2 Circuit Positive and Negative edges of 40 MHz clock produce pulses into second DFF. These are sampled at 160 MHz. Simulations show circuit working for most phases between 40 and 160 MHz clocks (~200 ps out of 6.25ns fail) and for 50/50, 25/75, 75/25 duty cycle on 40 MHz. 40 April 2014HCC Derived Clocks3

4. div4 Circuit Circuit samples reference 40 MHz clock at 160 MHz into a 4-bit shift register. 40 MHz clock is generated by separate 4-bit shift register at 160 MHz – clk[3:0] <= {clk[2:0], ~clk[1]}; 40 April 2014HCC Derived Clocks4

5. div4 Local Reset Set by external reset Set by 4 mismatches between reference and generated 40 MHz sampled shift registers Loads reference 40 MHz shift register into generated 40 MHz shift register Count of local resets made available in a register 40 April 2014HCC Derived Clocks5

6. div4 simulation 40 April 2014HCC Derived Clocks6 3.25 ns phase Error count Local Reset Pulse Extra pulse

7. div4 Simulation (2) 40 April 2014HCC Derived Clocks7 Long Pulse

8. div4 To Do Understand reasonable failure modes on 40 MHz from GBT Simulate with ePll response included Explore phasing between ref 40 MHz and 160 MHz Are there failure modes of this approach? 40 April 2014HCC Derived Clocks8