Spartan 3-E Ethernet interface

[fm_com_28]

spartan ethernet

Dear,
I have a Spartan 3-E Starter kit with ethernet 10/100 interface I need the MAC Layer to be able to use this interface using VHDl.Has any body tried that or has a solution for this problem?
Best Regards.

 

[eltonjohn]

spartan ethernet interface

check www.opencores.org .It seems to me that they have a core there that you could use

 

[fm_com_28]

spartan 3e ethernet

i found a core but it was written in verilog not VHDL
i want VHDL

 

[Mr.MEB]

verilog ip ethernet spartan 3e

i found a core but it was written in verilog not VHDL
i want VHDL

By the way, I want to ask a question: Is there any Verilog->VHDL translator? it can be done manually but a soft to do this would be great.

 

[Maddin]

vhdl stack spartan 3

Dear,
I have a Spartan 3-E Starter kit with ethernet 10/100 interface I need the MAC Layer to be able to use this interface using VHDl.Has any body tried that or has a solution for this problem?
Best Regards.

Sorry beeing a bit off topic, but I'm interested in buying a similar kit - maybe the same one :?:
Where did you buy your kit? Is it directly available from x!l!nx? How much does it cost?
Thanks in advance for your info,

Martin

 

[macakolo]

spartan 3 dual ethernet

Maddin,

You can buy the starter kit from Xilinx directly, which is better and cost same price to there reseller. I brought my first board from there reseller and there reseller charge me delivery as well, but Xilinx dont!!

And Xilinx sent me board faster from US than any resellers in Asia here!!

 

[kakimani]

Hi
even i started my work on ethernet 10/100. can anyone provide the code in vhdl ??
thanks in advance.

 

[elec-eng]

Xilinx already provides 3 types of MACs

1-Microblaze processor solutions
2-PowerPC processor solutions
3-No embedded processors solutions

xilinx provide cores for all of these solutions

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[childs]

If you would like a VHDL code for Ethernet MII, Queensland University has developed an IP stack that included MII operations. Perhaps you can check it out.

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