Good morning,
this is a follow up of this topic(Custom Mipi adapter over FMC connector), but since the question is a bit different i thought better writing a new topic.
We manufactured a test board and are testing it with the carrier TE0701 and our mipi module. As explained in the previous topic, our issue was that the I2C on the mipi module is supposed to be 3,3 volts but the mipi data lane and clock have to be of 1,2volts (xilinx specification). We are using the FMC connector to link the custom board to the carrier TE0701. So both I2C + Mipi port are driven on the same bank <=> same voltage:
- I2C is then defined with 1,2volts and will be driven to 3,3volts
To do so, we are using a voltage translator on our custom board, this one is doing the translation from 1,2volts to 3,3 volts and vice versa. The translator needs a VrefA (lower voltage) and a Vref B (higher voltage). VrefA is driven by FMC_VADJ, that we have (via the Dip switch 4) configured for 1,25 volts (SW0/1/2/3: ON/ON/OFF/OFF ) VrefB is taken from the 3,3volts of the 3,3_FMC from the pin D40 on J10A.
In the documentation of the voltage translator it is written that at normal application of the transaltor (VrefB > VrefA) a current will sync into VrefA, so into FMC_VADJ.
Is this possible? I couldnt find anything about this subject in the TRM or on the schematic.
thank you a lot for your help
Sarah