Reply by Nachiket Kapre●February 1, 20042004-02-01
I think what you are looking for is a synchorniser. That is a pair of
flip-flops where the first flip-flop gets clocked with a certain
frequency f_a while the second flip-flop gets clocked with another
frequency f_b. Hope this answers your query.
regards,
nachiket.
> >
> > Both the LUT and the register are usually part of a CLB's logic.
>
> Ok thanks for the ideas. For the simple flip-flop, It would need to be
> clocked by two clock domains. Is it possible to do this in a Virtex
> FPGA?? and for the LUT alternative, i will try it soon.
>
> Jac
Ok thanks for the ideas. For the simple flip-flop, It would need to be
clocked by two clock domains. Is it possible to do this in a Virtex
FPGA?? and for the LUT alternative, i will try it soon.
Jac
Reply by Sean Durkin●January 30, 20042004-01-30
Jacques athow wrote:
> Is it possible to infer in vhdl, some kind of logic that has the same
> property as that of a virtex block ram, but being of size 1 bit (just
> using CLB logic) ??
Is it possible to infer in vhdl, some kind of logic that has the same
property as that of a virtex block ram, but being of size 1 bit (just
using CLB logic) ??
Thanks for any ideas
jac