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Modified code but even i am unable to read the data in Hercules.
I am working with Xilinx Ethernetlite (LWIP) design. I am able to transfer the data from KC board to PC (Hercules) through Ethernet only if buf =32. But my actual buffer size is 1024. How to increase the buffer size from 32 to...
Re: itoa Function in C : How to read all DestinationBuffer values (int) into String F
DestinationBuffer values are decimal values. I am using this function in LWIP Echo server (Ethernetlite).
Default Code ( itoa)
char* itoa(int val, int base){
static char buf[32] = {0};
int i = 30...
Thanks for your response. Did you mean AXI Traffic Generator (ATG) and AXI Ethernetlite ? I am using AXI UARTLITE for printing the data in console. I am sending the data to AXI Ethernetlite from Aurora IP.
In my current design, i have implemented the below process using the AXI UARTLITE.
1...
I am using KC705 board. I have implemented the data transfer between the PC and board using the AXI-UARTLITE, microblaze, AXI-Timer and Interrupt controller. Now, the same design I need to run the Axi-Ethernetlite design with microblaze and without using AXI-UARTLITE. Is it possible to...
itoa Function in C : How to read all DestinationBuffer values (int) into String Forma
For hardware implementation, I am writing this function to read the data in Hercules. In Hercules, integer data can be read in string format. So, i have tried itoa conversion in XSDK. I am running counter...
Hello,
Now i am able to print the data in Hercules, instead i need to print the data in Python Shell. I don`t know anything about Python Socket eventhough i have tried but i am not able to do that. Please apologize me and help in Python coding part.
Thank you in advance
The below...
Still, i didn`t get any reply from Experts. Please consider this thread and response to me. Thanks in Advance
I want to perform a connection between Nios and Ethernet Module Wiznet W5300.
As of now, Using On-chip FIFO Memory core, i am able to read the data in NIOS console.
Now, i need to...
Hello,
I am trying to implement counter module using MM-FIFO and to read the data in NIOS.
1. Enabling the counter from [1-bit PIO out (SOPC)]
2. Compiled Verilog code (counter), and created as a Symbol file (counter)
3. Interconnected counter module and Qsys component
4...
The following code is not giving the correct results!
Modified Code
always @ (posedge clk)
begin
temp1 <= trig;
end
assign detect = trig & ~temp1; /// EDGE DETECT
assign temp2=temp1&&clk;
always@(posedge temp2)
if(reset)...
Hello,
Through Verilog Code
1. Generating Trigger signal (trig) for 500ns
2. Generating Counter data
I need to collect the counter data only at Positive edge (at the rising edge alone) of Trigger signal (not at the entire Positive cycle of Trigger signal). How can be possible.
I...
>>please give your clock frequency
50 MHZ
Verilog code is correct as of now. But i need some modification to be done like positive edge detector. I want to collect only data of Positive(neck) edge of trig signal and store into register.
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Timing Diagram
I need to collect...
Sorry, It is not "wrong" timing diagram.
I need to store neck edge (Positive) data once. Please find the attachment.
I have compiled that Code in Altera.
Counter data like 0, 27,54, 81 is repeating for long time. I need to collect those data only once. Please tell me how it can be...
Hi,
No Compilation error but logic of timing diagram is wrong.
I am generating Trigger signal for 500ns, and every neck edge (either positive or negative) of Trigger i am trying to store the counter in Register. Can anyone verify me code. I have simulated verilog Code in Quartus but...
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