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Nurina
Regular Contributor
2 years agoHi,
As far as I know, it is always necessary to use reset signal to guarantee FPGA initialization in a known state.
Have you tried your dummy code without any RESET signal? What would happen?
Also, normal practise is to use reset = 1 to enable the reset signal. Have you tried this way instead?
Regards,
Nurina
- _AK6DN_2 years ago
Frequent Contributor
"As far as I know, it is always necessary to use reset signal to guarantee FPGA initialization in a known state. "
Not true. After configuration each and every logic register in the FPGA will be set to a known initial state, as defined in the loaded image.
The main use of the external reset line is to be able, via some external logic, to force the FPGA into the defined reset condition after it has been powered on and running.