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Hi all,
The OFFSET constraint does not optimize paths clocked by an internally generated clock.
We have an external input clock of 50 Mhz, which is divided by a DCM internally to generate a 25 Mhz clock. The internal logic works with 25Mhz clock.
How do we apply the OFFSET constraints...
Re: SD Card Controller
Nuwan
I think you should consider the pricing also. The spec will cost you 1000 USD. A general membership will cost you 2000 USD. IF you buy the spec and become a member in 90 days 1000 USD paid towards the spec will be deducted from the membership fee. I think with a...
Re: SD Card Controller
Hi Nuwan
Thanks for the reply.
The physical connectivity of both microSDHC and microSDXC are the same. Both use 8 pins. I think there is no difference b/w SD and microSD other than the physical dimension. The physical i/f of SD has 9 pins while that of microSD has 8...
Re: SD Card Controller
Hi Nuwan
Thank you very much for the reply.
I would also like to know what is the latest specification version. Is it 3.0? It supports SDXC ? We are planning to have a microSDXC controller. Is there any difference b/w SDHC and SDXC in the physical interface ? or there...
Hi,
Simplified specification of SD Card is available for free in sdcard.org. Is it possible to develop a SD card Host Controller using this simplified specification or one need to have the complete spec ?
Thanks and regards
dkk
Hi,
In spartan-3 a slice contains two LUTs(4 input) and two flip-flops, where as a V5 slice contains four LUTs (6 input)and four flip-flops. So if my logic consumes 100 slices in Spartan-3, then how many slices will it consume in V5?
Thanks
dkk
hi saikat
thanks for the reply.
After PAR, through STA we will be able to know whether all the timing parameters (like setup, hold time etc) are met or not.
Then what additional information do we get by running timing simulations after PAR?
Thanks
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