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[SI-LIST] Random behaiour of Virtex 4 FPGA

  • From: "vijayan" <s.vijayan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 20:30:47 +0530
Hi all,
I am using  Virtex 4 FPGA (XC4VFX100) in our application. In this, we find some 
random behaiour of FPGA.

Whenever the bit file is loaded into the FPGA, there is a drop in core 
voltage(power module getting shutdown).Bit file gives such random behaviour 
uses particular three banks for its logic. Here we thought like this, it may be 
due to any internal damage in FPGA IOBs around that three banks.

Here is the few points added,

* We tried with a bit file that has high logic utilization (logic is not on 
that faulty banks. it uses other banks). It works fine.
* Also we tried some other bit files with low logic utilization using that 
banks is working properly (power won't disturbed).
* Whatever signals from that faulty banks are not shorted with VCC/GND. We 
probed it.
* Good core voltage power solution.

Pls suggest me the solution to identify the exact source of that random 
behaviour.

Regards,
Vijayan Sivamani
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