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MikeZ
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2 months ago

LPDDR2 External Memory Controller Using Altera Cyclone V GX Dev Kit video is corrupted

Hi All, The  tutorial video at: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/content-details/649233/lpddr2-external-memory-controller-using-altera-cyclone-v-gx-dev-kit.html is corrupted, it will not pl...
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2 months ago

Hi Mike,
sorry, I didn't look at the 2 minutes point. I believe the video file is simply cut after 2:06 

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2 months ago

Hi Frank,

No worries. I remember seeing some of the full version some years ago, I should have snagged it then.

Much Thanks.

MikeZ

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    AdzimZM_Altera
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    29 days ago

    Hello MikeZ,

     

    Yes the video is corrupted.

    What is the question that you have at your side?

     

    Regards,

    Adzim

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      MikeZ
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      29 days ago

      Hi Adzim,

      Thanks for your reply, basically I would like to use the ddr2 memory  on my board to buffer data without the use of Qsys, the video in  question I had hope it would have helped with this. If someone else has a copy of the uncorrupted version of the video it would be great if they could share it with me, failing that an example  writing and reading a block of data to and from ddr2 memory.

      Much Thanks

      MikeZ

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        AdzimZM_Altera
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        26 days ago

        Hello MikeZ,

         

        I did try to look for the video source but cannot find it.

        If someone got save the video before then it might help in this case.

         

        I find this example project for 4 port LPDDR2 memory interface for the Altera Cyclone 5 GX Starter Kit :https://github.com/csus-senior-design/ram_int_4p/tree/master

        Please have a look if the example can help you to use the LPDDR2.

         

        Regards,

        Adzim