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I am doing a project which involves writing 3 64 bit signals in memory and reading them later. My code has a 64 bit data_in, a 64 bit data_out, clock, an address1 signal, address2, address3 signal, Output enable, write enable and read enable signals. The input is given...
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Can you please elaborate the multiplexing part. Also can you please tell me which exact signals to multiplex... I can attach the codes if you want to take a look at them.....
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As far as I know, the SRAM on a DE1 baord is Asynchronous. So, from the above what I understood is I need to include the verilog file corresponding to the Control Panel software in my project(in Quartus 2) and instantiate that component with the signals data bus, address bus...
FvM proposed the following solution in a different thread.
"Reading SRAM is very easy. Just put the address to the data bus, assert /CE, /OE, /LB and /UB and read the data one clock cycle later."
Can you please explain this to me. I am unable to figure this out.
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Thanks for the reply. I have one more question.
After compiling my code in Altera Quatrus 2, I have a .sof file generated which I need to dump onto the DE1 board. But I also have a .sof file for the control panel software as well. So, if I need to use the control...
Hi everyone,
I am doing a project which involves storing 3 64 bit values on the SRAM of a DE1 board and using them later. I am using the DE1 control panel software to write the values onto the SRAM but I am unable to figure out how to read those values to use them in my code...
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