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I have got timing problems with a ACEX1K30 Design. To solve my problems I want to change my design in a synchronous design (only one global clock).
Where can I find examples for synchronous designs? I use the Quartus (Web-Edition) graphical editor (no VHDL or HDL, sometimes AHDL). I have to realize: Eventcounter (up/down), Ratemultiplier, Frquency-Divider, Monoflop, Timer (Shiftregister), Data Register (from µC).5 Replies
Altera_Forum--- Quote Start --- I have got timing problems with a ACEX1K30 Design. --- Quote End --- Even if you're just starting out learning and not doing a design for actual hardware, it is best to use a modern device family. Some Quartus features are not available for old device families, so you won't be able to do everything you could do for an new real design using a recent (or at least more commonly used) device family. See related comments at "Altera Forums > General > General Altera Discussion > ACEX1k" (http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=457&highlight=acex1k). If I'm just experimenting and not doing something device-specific, I like to choose the smallest device in one of the Cyclone families for quick compile times.- Altera_Forum
Hi Helmut,
what kind of Problem you have? What forfrequencies are needed? Do you use you global the Clock Input?In my first Time i wrote also all in AHDL. - Altera_Forum
Thank you Avatar, I will try but I think I will have problems with understanding VHDL or Verilog HDL.
- Altera_Forum
I suggest you the vhdl instruction
if clk'event and clk = 1 the vhdl (or verilog) language guarantee to you about freedom degrees...some things with these graphical tools is much more complicate.... smile stefania:) - Altera_Forum
I suggest you google with the following words.
Verilog Synchronous design or Vhdl Synchronous design This will provide much help for you.
