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Looking for MMI M2018 LCA data sheet

Started by Zach Metzinger in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago 15 replies

Hello, I'm a collector and tinkerer of old, archaic devices, and I recently came across a MMI M2018-20CP (date code 81xx) in a PGA...

Hello, I'm a collector and tinkerer of old, archaic devices, and I recently came across a MMI M2018-20CP (date code 81xx) in a PGA package. I've found the M2064 data sheet, but I can't seem to track down the M2018 data sheet from MMI/AMD. I'm also looking for the MMI XACT tools of the same era that would support generating the data pattern (what we might call a configuration bitstr...


fixed point modeling tools

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago 4 replies

Hello,=20 For those of you who do DSP modeling in Python, I've recently released a pa= ckage that supports fixed point arithmetic. The...

Hello,=20 For those of you who do DSP modeling in Python, I've recently released a pa= ckage that supports fixed point arithmetic. The existing open source tools = are lackluster and MATLAB doesn't nicely fit into our simulation/testing wo= rkflow. Just trying to get the word out for a higher adoption rate! Documentation is here: https://fixedpoint.readthedocs.io Gihub repo is here: ...


Passing digitized data to design

Started by Mohammed Billoo in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago 5 replies

Hello, Is there a resource that can help me understand how to pass digitized data (from a waveform) to a design that I have for verification?...

Hello, Is there a resource that can help me understand how to pass digitized data (from a waveform) to a design that I have for verification? I'm getting into FPGA development and have created a simple filter. I wanted to test it out on audio data that I can generate and see that the filter actually works, but I haven't found a way to actually "pass" data to a design. Thanks Moh


CFP IEEE International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) 2020

Started by Pillement in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago

------------------------------------------------------------------ Call for...

------------------------------------------------------------------ Call for Papers ------------------------------------------------------------------ 2020 IEEE International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) Oct 18-21, 2020 Hartford, Connecticut USA -----------------------------------------------------------...


No more gate-level simulation. for Cyclone V !!!

Started by Luis Cupido in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago 8 replies

Hello, I'm dealing with some fast state machines and gate-level-timing simulation of some components has been very helpful. Now using a...

Hello, I'm dealing with some fast state machines and gate-level-timing simulation of some components has been very helpful. Now using a Cyclone V I found that I can't do timing gate-level timing simulation, quartus does not generate the SDF file, the *.sdo file. Altera/Intel says this on the documentation regarding simulation: "Gate-level timing simulation is supported only for the...


Use example of Intel University program in Intel Quartus - problem with Board support package?

Started by Bliad Bors in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago 4 replies

I want to use a example from the Intel FPGA Monitor Program 18.1 and use it in Quartus 18.1. It is the video example, which creates a blue box...

I want to use a example from the Intel FPGA Monitor Program 18.1 and use it in Quartus 18.1. It is the video example, which creates a blue box on the HDMI output and writes a littel String with white letters on top of it. I want to use it in Intel Quartus environment , do some test-outputs on my screen and finally add some more Hardware to the Avalon system. Unfortunately it doe


PipelineC - C-like almost hardware description language - AWS F1 Example

Started by Julian Kemmerer in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago 2 replies

Hi folks, Here to talk about PipelineC. https://github.com/JulianKemmerer/PipelineC/wiki What is it?: - C-like almost hardware description...

Hi folks, Here to talk about PipelineC. https://github.com/JulianKemmerer/PipelineC/wiki What is it?: - C-like almost hardware description language - A compiler that produces VHDL for specific devices/operating frequencies I am looking for: - anyone who wants to help me develop (Python, VHDL, C) - suggestions on how to make PipelineC more useful/new features - project ideas (heyo open...


Using EDA tools at home

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago

Need to use your company EDA tools from home, here are some tips: 1) First of all, the most important solution is to speak to your EDA...

Need to use your company EDA tools from home, here are some tips: 1) First of all, the most important solution is to speak to your EDA vendor= , I am sure all have solutions for you and some even give you a free tempor= ary license (if you are an existing customer). 2) If you have a node locked license, simply take the dongle home. 3) If you have a MAC based license then try to spoof the MA...


Code block in icestudio

Started by Josef Moellers in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago 17 replies

Hi, I'm trying to program a TinyFPGA BX to provide 3 registers to emulate an FDC9266, the bulk will later be done using an ATMega...

Hi, I'm trying to program a TinyFPGA BX to provide 3 registers to emulate an FDC9266, the bulk will later be done using an ATMega ucontroller. To sort out the A0,nCS,nRD,nWR,nDACK, I have inserted a code block which should generate the following internal signals: SEL: switch a "Mux 2:1" between the outputs of the STATUS and the DATA IN registers OE: enable a TRI-STATE output to the pr...


How to generate bits info for a record structure?

Started by Weng Tianxiang in comp.arch.fpga6 years ago 9 replies

Hi, I have a data record designed as follows: type DATA_RECORD_t record I1: unsigned(7 downto 0); I2: unsigned(15 downto 0); end...

Hi, I have a data record designed as follows: type DATA_RECORD_t record I1: unsigned(7 downto 0); I2: unsigned(15 downto 0); end record; I want to get its bit number and don't want to manually calculate the bit number. How can I do it? Thank you. Weng


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