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FIFO design
Hi All,
I have a design issue, I have an interface between two domains:
Input is a 16 bit parallel data at 50MHz
Output is 1 bit serial data at 500 MHz,
For this scenario, I need to design a FIFO.
Can anyone help me with the FIFO design, especially the minimun FIFO depth...
fifo design
Hi All,
I have a design issue, I have an interface between two domains:
Input is a 16 bit parallel data at 500MHz
Output is 1 bit serial data at 50 MHz,
I need to maintain my throughput at 500Mbps.
For this scenario, I need to design a FIFO.
Can anyone help me with the...
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