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Altera_Forum
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15 years ago --- Quote Start --- could it be that the silicon of the FPGA is damaged?? or could it be because of the VCC/GND connections of the FPGA?? or some kind of interference inside FPGA?? --- Quote End --- My first instinct would be that it is none of these, and something to do with your tests and logic set up. If any of these were the case, I dont think anything would work. Please post some of the code you are using.