Have anyone used this USB softcore before ?
Why do we need extra resistance on the tx pin ONLY ?
Whichever pins you transmit on need to have resistors after them. The exact values will depend on the internal resistance of the pins; usually something around 27 ohms will be ok.
According to section 7.1.1 (Tx) and 7.1.2 (Rx) of the USB 2.0 specification , it seems like we need some resistance for impedance matching for BOTH Tx and Rx.
1) is it correct that I only need TWO 27 ohm resistors in series (to compensate the low output impedance, say 73 ohm of FPGA pins) with the FPGA usbcorev softcore D+ and D- pins ?
2) And another 1.5 kilo-ohm pull-up resistor for D+ line ?
3) Since D+ and D- are bi-directional, do we need 15 kilo-ohm pull-down resistors for both D+ and D- line at FPGA pins ?
4) From on-chip termination section within intel cyclone IV IO inteface spec (have anyone used on chip termination ?) , I am not sure if I need to use external series termination resistors for both D+ and D- line. When I loop deeper into cyclone IV IO spec, it only supports 25 ohm or 50 ohm on-chip termination. This means this on-chip termination is not suffice for 90 ohm transmission line in USB spec . Could anyone advise ?
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