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Hello, I have two boards, one fpga intel max10 de lite and one microcontroler atmel samd21. I read some data like the temperature from the microcontroller and i am sending it to the fpga. The fp...
Hi,
in principle, there's nothing against designing a pure combinational FPGA, e.g. a binary to seven-segment decoder as shown above.
By design, unregistered combinational logic has output glitches, but that's not necessarily a problem for a seven-segment decoder.
The worst point of the present design is the ineffective way to implement binary to BCD conversion. In an FPGA implementation, look-up table would be the best resource saving solution. Without block RAM, double dabble algorithm can reduce logic cell count.
Apart from ineffective implementation, I don't see a problem with code. It's producing correct output.
If it's intended as HDL learning project, I agree that synchronous design is preferred.
