FPGA-Neural/hardware/v2/docs/FPGA_NEURAL_V2_SCHEMATIC.md

FPGA-Neural V2 — Reference Schematic (textual)

No KiCad schematic was generated this session. No RTL-to-schematic or netlist-to-KiCad automation tool is available in this environment, and the project's own separate, pre-existing KiCad PCB directory (FPGA-Neural/FPGA-Neural/FPGA-Neural/) is an unrelated, independently tracked project (its own nested .git, near-empty as of last check) — it was not touched, and this document does not assume its contents. This is a textual/ASCII reference schematic: a real starting point for PCB capture, not a substitute for one. All ball assignments below are the real, P&R-verified ones from hardware/v2/constraints/ v2_unified.lpf (STEP19) unless marked otherwise.

1. Top-level block diagram

                     +---------------------------+
                     |        HOST MCU            |
                     |            SPI              |
                     +------------+----------------+
                                  |
                                  v
+----------------------------------------------------------+
|                    ECP5 FPGA (LFE5U-45F-8BG381)           |
|                                                            |
|  +--------------+     +---------------------------+       |
|  | SPI Host     |---->| Register / Control        |       |
|  | Bridge       |     | (job registration)        |       |
|  +--------------+     +-------------+-------------+       |
|                                      |                     |
|                        +-------------v-------------+       |
|                        | Neural Accelerator (N=4)   |       |
|                        | Processor 0..3             |       |
|                        +-------------+-------------+       |
|                                      |                     |
|                        +-------------v-------------+       |
|                        | Unified SDRAM Backend      |       |
|                        +-------------+-------------+       |
+----------------------------------------------------------+
                                       |
                                16-bit SDRAM bus
                                       v
                        +----------------------------+
                        | AS4C4M16SA-6TIN             |
                        | Weights / Activations /     |
                        | Results                     |
                        +----------------------------+

                16 MHz osc --> ECP5 PLL (EHXPLLL) --> 64 MHz system clock
                Power rails --> POR/supervisor --> FPGA reset, SDRAM init
                Configuration flash + JTAG connector (see 5/6)

2. SDRAM connection table (real, P&R-verified balls)

Signal	Ball	Bank	I/O std (assumed)	Direction
CLK (shared w/ system clk)	H5	—	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM
CKE	B5	7	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM
CS_N	C5	7	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM
RAS_N	C4	7	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM
CAS_N	A3	7	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM
WE_N	B3	7	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM
BA[0]	E4	7	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM
BA[1]	C3	7	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM
A[0..11]	D5,D3,F4,E5,E3,F5,A2,B1,C2,C1,D2,D1	7	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM
DQ[0..15]	E1,G5,H3,J5,K3,K2,H1,J1,K1,K4,L4,L5,M5,M4,N4,N5	7/6	LVCMOS33	bidirectional
DQM[0..1]	P5,N3	6	LVCMOS33	FPGA -> SDRAM

Full source: hardware/v2/constraints/v2_unified.lpf. LVCMOS33 is assumed to match the SDRAM's own real 3.3V requirement and matches banks 6/7's real VCCIO range per docs/pinouts.md — not yet independently cross-checked at the schematic/PCB level (WARNING, not BLOCKER).

3. Clock schematic

  16MHz OSC ---> CLKI (H5, reused from V1's own real LPF)
                    |
              +-----v------+
              |  EHXPLLL   |  CLKI_DIV=1, CLKFB_DIV=4, CLKOP_DIV=9
              |  (hard IP) |  FEEDBK_PATH=CLKOP, VCO=576MHz
              +-----+------+
                    | CLKOP = 64MHz
                    v
             FPGA system clock (feeds compute, SDRAM ctrl, SPI bridge)
                    |
              +-----v------+
              | reset_sync |  <-- ext POR (active-low) + PLL LOCK
              +-----+------+
                    v
                 rst (sync-deassert, feeds every synchronous block)

Oscillator part number: TBD (not selected this session — a real 16MHz, 3.3V HCMOS clock oscillator in a standard SMD package is the intended class of part; no specific manufacturer/part number is claimed without a real datasheet lookup performed this session).

4. Power schematic (rails only — no regulator parts selected)

  3.3V/1.1V/2.5V rails (regulators: TBD)
       |         |          |
       v         v          v
    VCCIO      VCC(core)  VCCAUX
   (banks      (real ball  (real ball
    6/7=SDRAM   cluster,    cluster,
    I/O, etc)   see         see
                POWER_ARCH   POWER_ARCH
                .md)         .md)
       |
       v
   SDRAM VDD/VDDQ (3.3V, DATASHEET VALUE per AS4C4M16SA-6TIN)

Full rail table, decoupling guidance, and current-budget status: hardware/v2/docs/POWER_ARCHITECTURE.md (unchanged this step — no new power work performed).

5. Configuration / JTAG schematic

  FPGA
   |-- TDI/TDO/TCK/TMS --> JTAG connector (standard pinout, always
   |                       available regardless of boot mode)
   |-- PROGRAMN/INITN/DONE/CCLK --> configuration flash (part: TBD) or
                                     JTAG-only bring-up (decision: OPEN)

No configuration-flash part has been selected; JTAG-only bring-up remains a valid fallback and is documented as such in hardware/v2/docs/CONFIGURATION.md-equivalent content inside OPEN_ITEMS.md (a dedicated CONFIGURATION.md was not created this round — tracked as an open item, not silently dropped).

6. Host interface schematic

  Host MCU --SPI--> FPGA: spi_sclk, spi_mosi, spi_miso, spi_cs_n

No ball assignment exists yet for these 4 signals (the board-level top was not run through P&R this session — see the datasheet's own §11 Limitations). Pull-up on spi_cs_n (idle-high) is the standard, expected design decision for a single-master SPI bus; not yet placed in any real LPF.

7. What this schematic deliberately does NOT claim

• No KiCad artifact. No PCB. No fabricated board.
• No ball assignment for the new SPI/oscillator/reset pins (P&R not run against the new board-level top this session, since the design has a known, unresolved functional defect — see errors.log ERR-0025 Part B).
• No regulator, flash, or connector part numbers.

This document is a real, honest starting point for PCB capture, not a finished schematic.