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Altera_Forum
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11 years agoIf you insist on using an FPGA, you need to learn some points. Use websites that provide simple tutorials ranging from design languages to simulation & synthesis tools, like: http://asic-world.com (http://asic-world.com). There are many video tutorials also available on YouTube, etc.
If you can run a simple counter on a development board and observe how it counts, you may be able to design your power electronics controller. So: 1. Learn a little Verilog (simpler than VHDL). 2. Learn how to simulate a simple design using a simulator (e.g. ModelSim). 3. Learn how to synthesize & implement your design on FPGA using Quartus. 4. Run it on a development board. Now start designing your comparator/PWM. You can copy/paste on-line Verilog codes. Just google "PWM Verilog".