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Occasional Contributorbdf designs and connections between multiple bdfs
No, PD is a system design tool, where you add components (off-the-shelf IP or your own custom IP) and connect their interfaces together.
A PD system can be the top-level in a Quartus project or it can be instantiated lower down in the project hierarchy.
Super ContributorFor connecting schematics, simply name the I/O pins the same between the different .bdf files in the same project. An easier thing to do, however, is to have a top-level schematic where you add the other schematics as blocks in the top-level schematic.
To learn about Platform Designer, start here:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/support/training/course/oqsyscreate.html
BillM256Hi sstrell,
This is the second time you’ve gotten me unstuck, and I very much appreciate your help.
One question about your reply: You refer to a “top-level schematic”. Is this done with Platform Designer, or is there another method?
Again, many thanks!
My best,
Bill
- sstrell
No, PD is a system design tool, where you add components (off-the-shelf IP or your own custom IP) and connect their interfaces together.
A PD system can be the top-level in a Quartus project or it can be instantiated lower down in the project hierarchy.
