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Cannot find download location for Quartus Prime Lite 19.1
Hello I am looking to install the Quartus Prime Lite version 19.1 but I am only able to find the most recent installation. When I select the drop down menu for version 19.1 there is no where to download it. Any help is appreciated!242Views0likes2CommentsUnable to checkout 'intelqsimstarter' license
Hello! Good morning from here. I downloaded Quartus Prime Version 24.1std.0 Build 1077 03/04/2025 SC Lite Edition and I'm having an issue when trying to run a Unversity Program VWF file. It displays the following error: Failure to obtain a Verilog simulation license. Unable to checkout 'intelqsimstarter' license. I'm trying to use it for academic purpose, that's why I downloaded that version, because I thought it was free. Isn't that simulation included in the free plan? Is there any way to get a free license for that purpose?406Views0likes2CommentsDE1-SoC to connect a camera via USB
Hello, I am a student majoring in ECE at the University of Utah. For my project, I would like to use the DE1-SoC to connect a camera via USB so that the camera’s video output is displayed on the computer screen. I plan to use Quartus II for this project. Could you explain how I should connect it and what method to use?245Views0likes2Comments- 311Views0likes1Comment
Arria10 Transceiver Oversampling
Dear Community, I am trying to set up the MGTs of my Arria 10 GX (10AX115N2F45E1SG) FPGA to send data at a rate of 125 Mbps. This should be the lowest possible rate according to table 3 of the Arria 10 Device Overview. I also found the demo design no. 19 "Arria10 GX SI Board : 11x Oversampling Design using 4 lanes at 150 Mbps using PRBS". Unfortunately, from the slides included in that demo design, I am not sure how to set up my own transceiver. However, I used it as orientation. I set up the respective IP core "Transceiver Native PHY" as TX Simplex with two data channels running at a rate of 1250 Mbps in the standard PCS configuration with an interface width of 10. The fPLL receives a 125 MHz reference clock from an oscillator and creates from that a 625 MHz clock. I use the "tx_clkout" port from the transceiver to clock my own data generator. It has a frequency of 125 MHz. This output is connected to "tx_coreclkin" input. With these settings, the data has a rate of 1250 Mbps, which does not surprise me but leaves me wondering how to achieve the 10x Oversampling? I also tried to clock my data generator with a 12.5 MHz clock, which I created by using an IOPLL that receives its reference from tx_clkout. So I connected the tx_coreclkin port to the 12.5 MHz clock. But again the observed data rate was 1250 Mbps and not the desired 125 Mbps. I hope someone of you can help me. Thank you!1.7KViews0likes3CommentsMemory(FPGA) to Memory(HPS SDRAM) data transfer using DMA
Ultimate Goal: I am using a DE1-SoC board, to collect the data from and external ADC and store it in SoC Board. First I am collecting data from ADC to FPGA On-Chip RAM (size10 kB, width 32 BIT ) through SPI and LVDS protocol successfully. Data in FPGA memory is overwritten by the continuous data streaming and ultimatelty transfering and storing full length data in HPS SDRAM. Planned Topology: To store the ADC sampled data for 1 second time, I was trying to transfer the data in chunks (size 5kB) from FPGA On-Chip RAM (size10 kB, width 32 BIT ) to HPS SDRAM (size 1 GB) through "DMA Controller Core" using AXI Bus of 128bit. DMA is controlled by HPS using h2f_axi_master, DMA read_master connected to FPGA On-Chip RAM (Port 1 used by DMA and Port 2 used to store data) and DMA write_master connected to f2h_sdram0_data. Present Testbench: Currently I am focused on collecting 50kb data (32bit width) to HPS SDRAM as 5kB chunks from an 10kB FPGA On-Chip RAM (FPGA On-Chip RAM content is overwritten 5 times) using DMA and AXI Bus. ADC Sampling rate = 1MSPS (1 sample = 32bit width) FPGA Onchip RAM Utilization = 10kB size ( 32bit width, 2560 Address Locations) HPS MPU Frequncy = 925MHZ AXI Clock Frequency = 50MHz AXI Bus width = 128 bit DMA Clock Frequency = 50MHz Expected HPS SDRAM Utilization = 50kB size ( 32bit width, 2560*5 Address locations) Issues: I have writen a code in HPS to collect 10kB data as 5kB chunks in a single loop and made 5 iterations to collect and store 50kB data in SDRAM. When I print the data from the SDRAM, the initial 40kB data is lost and only the last 10kB data is present for the entire 50kB in SDRAM with discontinuties in between and repetition of last 10kB data. Request: Can u please VERIFY/ REVIEW the above process FLOW and guide US ON ADC data collection and storing in HPS SDRAM using DMA. P.S. - Attached HPS C Code, Qsys file, DMA Controller Core Documentation. If possible provide alternative methods / additional ip requirements / example project for the memory(FPGA) to memory(HPS SDRAM) data transfer using DMA for stream data from ADC.1.4KViews0likes1CommentLab 12: Basic Digital Signal Processing - Missing Starter Circuit Kit?
Hi, I am currently working on Lab 12 Basic Digital Signal Processing within the Digital Logic labs. https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/topics/fpga-academic/materials-digital-logic.html In the lab guide it says, "A starter kit that contains this design is provided as part of this exercise". However, when I click to download the Verilog, all it does download me is the pdf of the lab guide. Is there anywhere I can find the starter circuit Verilog code? Thanks, SzymonSolved2.4KViews0likes4CommentsCan't get Quartus Prime Pro Academic License
Everything I do keeps taking me back to the University Program membership form. I'm already accepted and signed in. This is across browsers and devices. No matter what I do, requesting Prime Pro takes me to membership form, trying to open a support request opens the same membership form, trying to get an FPGA Evaluation IP takes me to the same form. I tried resubmitting another redundant form and did get accepted again and the behavior did not change. I cannot do anything without Quartus Prime Pro license as an Academic with an Agilex card.3.2KViews0likes1Comment