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KS019
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3 years ago

Different external memories on same bus

Hi,

In the existing design, I have SRAM, SDRAM, NVRAM, EEPROM on a same parallel bus which is managed by a Microprocessor. But know I want to migrate to ARRIA10 FPGA with Nios II processor. With SRAM and SDRAM IPs available in quartus tool, I get two different buses for two memories. I need to get a single bus to control all the memories present in my existing design.

Can anyone suggest how can do this.

Regards,

Kumar

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    hareesh
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    Hi,

    Could pls share your existing design screenshot or .qsys file?


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    hareesh
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    hareesh
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    Hi,

    can you pls share existing platform design ?


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    hareesh
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    which ip's are using for SRAM and SDRAM interfacing?

    pls respond


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    hareesh
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    i think you got solution and sine long you are not responding.


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