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start with debugging your state machine, it doesn't increment to the next character, and it's just the beginning of a UART transmitter.
If you've done that, you will probably know by then how to inject your input trigger.
from your own chip you will know what interface standard it expects (I hope) and DDR3 has a well defined electrical interface well above 100Mbps. Even if you don't use DDR3, Virtex7 has I/O that achieves higher bit rates then 100Mbps.
BTW : A data rate of 100MSPS doesn't make any sense
Well, to be honest ... if that particular device from Lattice is so important to you (or the company you work for), then you/they should have an image of the CD with the license file somewhere around. As posted previously - most obsolete devices are supported through the ispLEVER (I believe even...
reading the video is not the real issue. A spartan6 can do this job. You might concider looking at SoC FPGA's (Zync or Cyclone5 or similar) for the processing part.
Why would you only take the feedback loop in the FPGA?
You can process the audio chain perfectly in the FPGA. Do you actually understand the concept of digital signal processing?
Re: VHDL addition "1111"+"1111"=FAIL
yes true for the second piece of code - I was referring to the original part in post #1.
'+' has higher precedence than '&'
Have you asked your local Lattice representative's FAE? If they don't know it - try to contact Lattice itself. If you think that's too much trouble - go for another vendor.
As you mentioned it's a homework question ... you might concider writing down your own thoughts.
If it was a professional problem - I should concider a timing simulation.
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