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- Altera_Forum
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Maybe you can use PIO. You have to include PIO´s in SOPC Builder and then you can use them outside your CPU.
- Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
--- Quote Start --- Maybe you can use PIO. You have to include PIO´s in SOPC Builder and then you can use them outside your CPU. --- Quote End --- Sorry, i think i know what you say. But, I think maybe problem not clearly. I already used the PIO, but it's not working. when I load my circuit into the FPGA. i didn't see the result that I want. - Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
--- Quote Start --- I already used the PIO, but it's not working. when I load my circuit into the FPGA. i didn't see the result that I want. --- Quote End --- It also depends from what type of interface your pwm circuit has. If it has a plain n-bit input port which directly set the pwm duty cycle, then it should work connected to pio. If it has a specific bus interface (addr,data,wr,rd,ce,...) then your sopc must provide the same interface in order to set the required registers Cris - Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
then post more about your project to get help, Using PIOs are the fastest way to get your PWM to interface with SOPC
- Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
--- Quote Start --- then post more about your project to get help, Using PIOs are the fastest way to get your PWM to interface with SOPC --- Quote End --- thanks for your suggest. I use the method that you said. It's workable.