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I could sell my own Spartan-3E kit + digilent expansion board + mine home made 7seg addon board + 100MHz oscillator with DIP adapter. Mail me mailsoc@gmail.com if interested.
You can't instantiate a module dynamically. Think of the hardware, not the software. You can instantiate the same module as many times as Your FPGA fits. So use the same module and change input parameters or instantiate the same module more than one time assigning different signals.
It is more useful to use almost_full or almost_empty flags as data is never corrupted or gone. This also can be achieved by using usedw[width-1:0] output. I am talking about Altera DCFIFO here, but I am sure, the same is on Xilinx.
When You use DCFIFO (dual clock fifo). When the read or/and write clocks are different frequency, You can check the full/empty flag and control the write and read flags accordingly.
Thats a great idea. Usually, a VCXO (or else called VCO - Voltage Controlled Oscillator) is used for this purpose. However, I use the smallest Cyclone II, which has only two PLLs, so I drive both PLLs with the same 27MHz clock. The outputs are: PLL1 - 27MHz(for the whole logic), 54MHz(for ASI...
Hello,
the question is actually about video signals, but I suppose it could be common in FPGA designs, where crossing clock domains matters.
I am trying to use Altera SD-SDI core in receiver mode, which receives 270MHz SDI signal, by sampling it 337,5MHz clock, so the output is 10bit parallel...
Re: Help with XUP boards
I am not sure about Virtex-II, but afaik it is not supported by the newest version of ISE, so it would be better to use Virtex-5, because the newest ISE should support VHDL-2008 and new math libs. Usually, for simple maths numeric_std lib is used, but there are more...
Hello,
I need to create SDI(serial digital interface) output from BT656
signal, which is 8bit wide. The problem is, that SDI is 10bits wide, so I
need BT656 8bit conversion to 10bit. Conversion of EAV and SAV sequences are clear:
FF -> 3FF
00 -> 000
00 -> 000
But what about all the further...
Well Windows XP has built-in VPN server, so I connect to the office PC directly, without using any software. The current solution of having the office PCs IP is to use remote desktop, but it has latency and isn't fast responsive...
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