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Hi Klaus,
Thanks for your suggestion. The thing is, I'd like to output clkout like b010 transition while transmitting the data in register in order to follow the SPI protocol. But, using bit0 of the counter as clkout only outputs a high or low not b010.
And a loop of posedge seems can only...
Thanks! I understand that the clkout <= 1'b1 gets ignored, so the output always 0.
But, I still can't fix it. How can I generate a high-then-low pulse after every output of the register[count],
so the SPI rules can be followed?
Thanks again.
Hi,
What I expect is when SS=0,
the MOSI will output a bit of data in register, an then the clkout will output a 1'b1 and 1b0 as SPI rules.
Both MOSI and register pins output are as required, but nothing at clkout pin. Any wrong in the codes?
Thanks.
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In every positive...
Hi all,
I'd like to use FPGA, Lattice broad LCMXO2, as a mater to implement SPI command to control other ICs.
I only need pins: SS(set low while transmitting), MOSI(send data transmit) and CLK (clock for trigger)
Is there any sample code for me to start with it?
Thanks for you respond. As you can see,
the 6M signal from the amplifier without connecting the multiplier, its shape is good(pink one).
while connecting the 6M and 1M signal as the inputs of the multiplier, both 6M(pink) and 1M(yellow) signals have lots of noise.
Don't know how the...
Hi all,
I would like to design a single multiplication circuit with a multiplier IC, AD835.
The input of the AD835 is a 6M signal from an amplifier, MAX4451, and a 1M signal from an Ardunio broad.
The problem is: when I check the 6M signal from the amplifier without connecting the multiplier...
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