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Mr BC
I still can not see why you should not use a shift register, and how you will use this in any practical design? If you tell me, maybe I can understand... As far as I can read VHDL, you just try to make a multiplexer driven by a counter.
How are you going to synchronise the data again on the other end? Do you really want to run this serial line on the clock speed of the system? Is your clock is very slow?
If you say you can resolve with a shift register, do it with a shift register then. It will be faster, less logic, simple implementation, ...
Maybe you should latch your parallel data all at the same time before you send it out. Otherwise if some inputs change during the sending, the receiver sees inconsistent data.
Stefaan
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Hi
there is no point to use 1 bit counter.Can u guide me how to use shift register for solving this problem,possible edit above code and forward so i can analyze...please
thankx
bc
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