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Hi Subashbabu,
I am sorry for the confusion. Please find the attached file with this interaction. We have updated the article and will publish on web as early as possible. The schematic in this article is from our internal characterization board. Please let us know if you have further queries.
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Hi Prit
The memory is already placed on the board. How it is possible change the resistance for the output. As you said the input resistance is near to 50 ohms but problem i think with the output resistance because according to the equation for the ODT enable 35 ohms it gives and 15 ohms we have to add series to resistance.Is there any another way to change to resistance.
output resistance means where there are placed means near to memory or to FPGA. The doc which you attached is almost clear, i thank you.
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Hi Subashbabu,
The series resistors (for output drivers) should be near to the memory because trace impedance and input impedance of FPGA will be 50 Ohm. So this is to make memory output impedance of 50 (35+15) Ohm.
If the FPGA input/output and trace impedance is 50 Ohm then to match this impedance value, we need to have memory RQ = 175 Ohm, ODT pin = LOW and output drivers with 15 Ohm series resistor. This way our memory will match the input and output impedance with trace and FPGA impedance. If the trace and FPGA input/output impedance value is different value (not 50 Ohm) then we can adjust RQ value such that, it matches with the trace and FPGA impedance.
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