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    how to interface ADC7656 with altera max

    if V1 is just the channel number then how many bits that it contain? and If possible can someone give me an example program for parallel interface
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    how to interface ADC7656 with altera max

    Sir The project is a part of the sonar receiver.Where the receiver receives Sound waves as input and those sound waves need to be transferred to digital. For this purpose A FPGA and ADC is used.The receiver is an hydrophone array.
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    how to interface ADC7656 with altera max

    I am quiet confused with one particular thing.I was instructed to write the coding for the timing diagram (Parallel interface) of AD7656.My doubt is the in the timing diagram the last signal is the transfer of databits DB0 to DB15.But the diagram portrays as if it is sending analog signals such...
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    how to interface ADC7656 with altera max

    sir,Actually they told to study the parallel interface(AD7656) timing diagram and the Altera max II CPLD has to generate those signals to ADC(AD7656).This is the information they gave me.And I really dont know what to concentrate and where to concentrate also.
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    how to interface ADC7656 with altera max

    In the data sheet(AD7656) they have not given any specific protocol and I am Using Altera Max II and regarding width I dont understand what is width in parallel interface
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    how to interface ADC7656 with altera max

    I need an example verilog coding for parallel interfacing.I have very less knowledge about verilog coding and interfacing with FPGA.can someone help?

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