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@graphene:
Thanks for your reply, I currently dont have clock or other signals that you have mentioned.
Will try out your code sometime.
@dave_59.
Thanks a lot for the explanation. Understood the problem with my always statement.
Your piece of code solved my problem. Will look for "Verilog...
I am trying to generate a pulse at every rising edge of "inp" signal. I am using event to do the same.
Problem occurs whenever event triggers during the delay of the pulse_width.
Named block gets disabled, but never event does not trigger.
Have a look at attached file to see what I mean.
Can...
Re: clock in fpga
If you want 1gbps serial data, you may have to use the Rocket-IO serdes present in Virtex family devices. With existing Spartan series, you will not be able to schieve Gbps rates.
Could not understand you properly.
but, have you checked if the reset at the output of the FPGA is getting asserted? Have you checked with an oscilloscope?
How are you generating the reset in the FPGA? does it meet the minimum period required for CY7C68013?
have a look at the projects listed in www.opencores.org
You will get an idea looking at the keypad and the LCD controller cores.
You may have to customize for the LCD/Kaypad and the CPU you are planning to use.
Re: SW_reset
Are you planning to use this register (sw_reset) as a synchronous reset? If yes, then timing problems might occur depending on the delay on that line depending on the size of the FPGA, percentage of FPGA utilized and the routing for the reset path.
I suggest you to use the...
battery charger
Time for charging the battery is not a real constraint.
I cannot change the battert though. So, I am stuck with a 9.6V battery.
Should I consider boosting the input from 12V tp 15 or 16V for charging the battery?
Re: battery charger
Thanks rogerynt. The battery charge controller MC33340 is supposed to do all the functions indicated by you.
Unfortunately I found that it is not possible to charge a 9.6V battery from a 12V source with a switching regulator.
Re: battery charger
Thanks for the input. I was thinking if a mosfet would be better as a diode would drop around 0.7 to 1 volt which decreases the efficiency of the battery.
What should be the charging voltage of a 9.6V NiMH battery?
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