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the FPGA assigns 'zero' as the default value to all signals whenever it is powered up.
if I write a code like this
reg na, a;
assign na = ~a;
na and a can't be set initially both to 0 or 1.
Whenever a programmed FPGA is powered up.
What initial state is ?
That's when a state machine in the design. when power up, it is not sure which state it is in.
so if a idle state is implemented, a good state machine designed must ensure the FPGA is in IDLE after finite clocks.
But if Bus...
vhdl z
Thanks you all,
I am still in confusion. Is below understanding is right?
mycode out to either z or 0 ( two state ) which may infer to a bufifx
standard code read the i2c bus, will get always 1 when myout is z and all other device out is z. ( i.e. with a pull up resistor, input to a...
i2c slave cpld
I am also have the same request.
You can see XAPP333 in xinlinx appnotes.
(Search in xilinx web site ).
This is the only code.
I have a further question on how to detect High 'z' in I2C bus. see my question.
vhdl z
In fact, I am interact with I2C bus.
I want to get value 1 when bus is at High 'z'.
how to implement it?
if ( bus = 'z' )
data <= 1;
it can't work in synthesis.
If use a buffer macro, Would anyone give a buffer name for any vendor product?
stb design
We want to begin a new product,which emphasis on low cost.
Though ST, Fuji, NEC have leading position in STB market today.
We want a more cheap plan.
I think DVD chip would be a better choice, but they provide just DVD and not likely to give more detail specification.
Would...
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