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I agree with BULX, jumping from 100 MHz to 900 MHz is nearly impossible just by re-run given the fact that the silicon technology is same or nearly same.
Icreasing frequency to that much level may require re-design even some architectural changes in the design. Achieving 900MHz on FPGA is not a...
bansalr,
You will have to sample the serial stream with a clock. Make sure that the sampling clock frequency fulfills the Nyquest's criteria.
You can make a simple state machine to detect any sequence then...
Please give me some more specific info about your problem and we can work towards the...
Re: state diagram to check whether a serial data (msb first)
Its a typical digital design interview question.
The catch here is... if the length of the incoming serial stream is not fixed then it is impossible to find whether number is divisible by 5 or not.
It is so because the division...
Steven852, Its not that easy!!!
He wants the module heirarchy out of a single netlist file. We need to put some nested loops to get into each hierarchy and print according to hierarchy.
Also, he needs the port list with each module!!
I guess its too much work to be one for free of cost :D
Re: input clock problem
Pahol is right!! In some FPGAs there are special pins which are reserved for the clock. The FPGA tool will always try to map to that pin.
Noiw if the pin 77 is a high fanout global signal pin and the tool is not assigning clock to it, then check if you are using the...
Theoratically all the above discussions are correct. But as I said "theoratically"...
If you are using a decent sysnthesis tool, it will optimise the logic in a very good way. So you may see some part of the logic implemented as mux and some may be as preority encoder.
The tool basically goes...
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