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FALC56 E1/T1/J1 Framer; Intel Bus Interface (HPI) to SPI bridge via FPGA

Hi,

I'm looking for an Intel Microprocessor 8-bit bus interface converter/bridge to SPI that I'll implement at the FPGA in order to convert the FALC56 bus to another system SPI communication.

Also, does the intel Micropcoessor 8-bit bus interface have other names?

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  • Hi,


    I am unsure on your request here, are you looking for a soft or hard processor for your system?


    In our Platform Designer in Quartus, our PD will auto add a bridge to satisfy any mismatch bus address width in your Qsys design, but we need more info on what you're trying to achieve.


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      Hi,

      We are using FALC56 E1/T1/J1 PEF2256 (full p/n: PEF2256EV22), Intel's component.

      On the datasheet, I noticed this component is known to use "Intel Microprocessor 8-bit bus interface".

      I'm looking for an "Intel Microprocessor 8-bit bus interface" to SPI converter (bridge) that I'll implement at my FPGA (VHDL).

      This bridge should convert "Intel Microprocessor 8-bit bus interface" (parallel) to SPI (serial) and vice versa.

      I'm asking here because I didn't find any pseudo code or examples on the internet regarding the "Intel Microprocessor 8-bit bus interface" protocol especially how to convert it to SPI.

      Any documents, code examples, or even all the bridge code will help me a lot.

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    Hi,

    Thanks for the example, but I'm also looking for some "Intel Microprocessor 8-bit bus interface" bridge. so I could combine it with the SPI bridge that you sent me.

    Any documentation or examples regarding "Intel Microprocessor 8-bit bus interface" will be grate

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