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[qu@rtus II] How to hold a process for a specific time
wow, thanks for the code, wasp. i've tried using the counter version as mentioned by r_e_m_y, though it works fine, I am just wondering is there any other option to achieve the same thing, using less code. anyway, thanks a lot.
need help with this, pls
hi,
thanks for reply and the code supplied.
however, i do have a question in mind, if process it in counter based, wouldn't it takes decades? i really hope it could be done asap coz sometimes much more than 11 bits will be processed, sometimes up to a few KB... and my...
need help with this, pls
Dear all,
I've written the following process to calculate the crc-5 of an 11 bit data for usb purpose. it takes one data at a clock cycle and stores to a signal, then at the 12 clock cycle will perform the calculation. however, for some unknown reason, quartus II keep...
ignored default value for signal
Dear all,
I'm wondering why is the default value assign to a signal is always ignored? Is there any special constraints to assign a default value to a signal?
All I want to do is to assign a default value to a signal and use that value until external input...
Hi all,
How can I check that a signal holds it's value for a specific period, such as 5ms, using VHDL in Quartus II?
I tried to use Wait for, after simulation, that doesn't has any effect at all. Hope that any of you would be able to help. Thanks in advance
Rgds,
aen
clock divider
Dear all,
I would to write a PLL kind of stuff using VHDL using @ltera fpga, and would sincerely appreciate any ideas on doing it. I'm trying to derive a 12MHz clock from a 48Mhz clock. The 12MHz clock will only start generating once a predefined input sequence pattern has been...
I've found the answer myself. Thanks a lot!
The std_ulogic type
This type is used to represent the value of a digital signal in a wire. For general use, you probably want the std_logic instead. A signal or variable of this type can take on the following values:
'U': uninitialized. This...
Dear all,
could anyone please teach me how to create pins that can be use as input pin as well as output pin (in VHDL)? I've tried using:
twowayPin : INOUT std_logic_vector(63 DOWNTO 0);
but whenever i compile i got the follwing warning:
Warning: TRI or OPNDRN buffers permanently enabled
and...
Re: Critical Warning Problem
Does that means it processes too many signals in one clock cycle? bsides, I only supplied a 48MHz clock, how come it requires 180MHz instead?
Re: Critical Warning Problem
This is a print screen of my error, really appreciate help from any of you all. I have been stucked here for quite sometime and couldn't figure out how to solve this problem...
Rgds
Critical Warning Problem
Dear All,
Whenever I compile my project(written in pure VHDL codes), it displays a "Critical Warning: Timing requirement not met" and "Can't achieve minimun setup and hold requirement clk along (some numbers) of path(s)"
Could anybody please explain to me what this...
Don't quite understand what do you mean by display, if you wish to output an array at once, maybe you can try this:
assuming you have an output pin:
display_array : OUT std_logic_vector(your array size)
then declare a signal:
SIGNAL array_count : INTEGER
PROCESS(clk)
BEGIN
IF clk'EVENT...
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