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Re: How to improve Fmax ?
Hi, I re-write this code, but Fmax lower, from 208MHz --> 195MHz.
always @(posedge sys_clk or negedge reset)
if (!reset)
begin
state <= verital_blank ;
end
else
begin
state <= next_state;
end
always @(posedge sys_clk or...
Re: How to improve Fmax ?
Thanks for everyone's advice!
I try to add the following Verilog HDL synthesis attributes in Quartus II
But the Fmax is same: 207.68MHz !
It seem the parallel_case is not work in this case :(
case (state) // synthesis parallel_case
I will try to re-write the code...
How to improve Fmax ?
I found some combination logic between two registers after compilation with below code, so the Fmax only 100.8MHz,
Could you give me some suggestion?
I want to add some registers , but I do know how to add it :(
Thanks.
// State Machine - Next State Assignment...
Current-Control Oscillator problem
I am designing a Current-Control Oscillator .
But it can not work in hspice,
when I set the initial value of n1, n2 in hspice:
.IC V(n1)= vcc V(n2)= 0
then it can work.
Without the initial value, it can not work.
I also find the reason why it can not work...
Someone advises:
% Add a "weak driver" to this input pin.
If it is floating, then the weak drive will dominate its state.
PS. you need to drive both high and low. (2 cycles)
Added after 29 minutes:
The figure is:
How to identify 3 states by 1 pin?
In some remote control IC, like PT2262, 2272, there are 3 states:
VCC, GND, high resistance at address pin, what is the circuit
used in the IC internal ?
Thx
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