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How to measure throughput of a circuit?

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Hello i have designed a Losslessdata compressor working onthe basis of
Parelle Dictonary LZW algorithm.

When i give the input string its give the output string which is less no of bytes compared to input.
Now i want to measue the throughput of the circuit.I am using clock of time period 1nsec.
I want the through put in Bytes/sec.

How can we do that?

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Re: To measure throuput

simple...count how many bytes you send through in 1 second...and that's bytes per second.

wait, clock period 1 ns!? that's very fast for a FPGA, that's 1000MHz! you must have some crazy expensive FPGA there.
 

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