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add-ons:fmc-pcam-adapter:reference-manual [2021/05/14 16:04] – ↷ Page moved from reference:add-ons:fmc-pcam-adapter:reference-manual to add-ons:fmc-pcam-adapter:reference-manual Arthur Brownadd-ons:fmc-pcam-adapter:reference-manual [2022/10/04 04:38] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 As with any FMC mezzanine module, there are some compatibility requirements. These must be evaluated before connecting and powering the module. As with any FMC mezzanine module, there are some compatibility requirements. These must be evaluated before connecting and powering the module.
   * Supported V<sub>ADJ</sub> voltage range is 1.8 V - 3.3 V. The voltage is controlled by the carrier card.   * Supported V<sub>ADJ</sub> voltage range is 1.8 V - 3.3 V. The voltage is controlled by the carrier card.
-  * The carrier card must be capable of providing enough current. See [[reference:add-ons:fmc-pcam-adapter:reference-manual#power_supplies|Power Supplies]].+  * The carrier card must be capable of providing enough current. See [[add-ons:fmc-pcam-adapter:reference-manual#power_supplies|Power Supplies]].
   * Must use I/O standards compatible with the voltage levels of the digital outputs, and the chosen V<sub>ADJ</sub>. For example, LVDS_25 and LVCMOS25 with a V<sub>ADJ</sub> of 2.5V.   * Must use I/O standards compatible with the voltage levels of the digital outputs, and the chosen V<sub>ADJ</sub>. For example, LVDS_25 and LVCMOS25 with a V<sub>ADJ</sub> of 2.5V.
   * Receiver signal termination for outputs is the responsibility of the carrier card. For example, DIFF_TERM can be used for LVDS_25 and a V<sub>ADJ</sub> of 2.5V.   * Receiver signal termination for outputs is the responsibility of the carrier card. For example, DIFF_TERM can be used for LVDS_25 and a V<sub>ADJ</sub> of 2.5V.
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 //Table 1. Summary of Communication Modes// //Table 1. Summary of Communication Modes//
  
-LP[A-D]_LANE0_[PN]_LS signals support per-port direction reversal using CAM[A-D]_BTA. This functionality is described in chapter [[reference:add-ons:fmc-pcam-adapter:reference-manual#low-power_reverse_communicationbus_turn-around_bta|1.6]] below.+LP[A-D]_LANE0_[PN]_LS signals support per-port direction reversal using CAM[A-D]_BTA. This functionality is described in chapter [[add-ons:fmc-pcam-adapter:reference-manual#low-power_reverse_communicationbus_turn-around_bta|1.6]] below.
  
 === 1.2.1. MIPI D-PHY inputs === === 1.2.1. MIPI D-PHY inputs ===