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Re: Verilog or VHDL
This question has been asked very quite often in previous post. You should make a search, and I'm sure you will get a lot of hits on that question.
Agree with the last two replies. Use if possible the µc timers, try to avoid sitting in a waiting loop. Setup a timer to run in the backgroung and go do some other useful things, and have the timer interrupt you.
I have a Virtex II Eval board from Avnet. It has a Xilinx Virtex-II (XC2V40) on it. My problem is I do not have any schematic, user manual or any doc on this evaluation board. I tried on the Avnet web site, but no literature to download. Couldn't find anything on Google either. I know this...
1) the best way to get the different FPGA architecture is to refer to the chip manufacturer's website and get the chip datasheet. You can go to Xilinx, Altera,... websites and you will get all the info you are looking for on the different FPGA architectures.
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you can make a search in this...
Well the goal of Karnaugh Map is to reduce your boolean expression as much as possible. Sometimes grouping the '0' and X (POS) could make your logic simpler.
let's say F is your output,
solution1 : like Kovic shows in his table and obtain F = ~Q2 + ~Q3
solution2 : a faster approach is to group the third row (with the 0) and obtain
~F = Q2Q3 invert it and get F = ~Q2 + ~Q3 or F = ~(Q2Q3)
hyperterminal source
Using the hyperterminal that comes with windows is one option, but it's not an obligation. You can use any kind of rs232 communication that interfaces through your com port.
Re: fpga for beginner
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and the list goes on, make a search of EDAboard forum with "FPGA" AND "learn" as keywords and you'll get a long extensive list that will answer your question.
Good luck!
I searched the forum to see if any one had any comments on this book:"Advanced Digital Design with the Verilog HDL" by Michael D. Ciletti. There was only one topic about it back in sept 2004, but no one really had a comment on this book.
So did somebody go through this book? If yes, could you...
best book to learn verilog
I do agree with echo47. Let's say that I'm a beginner in the FPGA world and the first advice that I got was to read the famous "Verilog HDL" by Samir Palnitkar. So I did go through it. After I was done with it I realised that it did not get me very far in the...
Analog Device's C compiler is pretty good in general. The only drawback is it's entry and exit to/from it's ISRs (Interrupt Service Routines). It saves way too many values before entering it's routine and has to restore them all on exit.
s2c97
Thanks echo47! I'll give it a try. I don't think there is any form of logical human language or even machine laguange that could translate the adsp2196 and make any sense out of it :wink:
Real FPGA design?
I know that this question has been asked a mulititude of times by many users, but it seems that I did not see the answer I'm looking for. So here it is again:
I'm just starting in the world of FPGA design and I'm realising that there is a lot of literature on HDL language...
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