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13 years ago

Managing input on the FPGA board

Hello, I have following kind of input in my VHDL Program: type binary_array is array(0 to 1099) of std_LOGIC_VECTOR(13 downto 0); I run the Program successfully in Quratus and also teste...
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Hello,

But I am wondering how can I run that program on real FPGA board because number of input in real case is several thousands (not equal to 1099) which is not even fixed as input is given by means of antenna, receiver, Analog to digital converter, etc??

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If your signal is from ADC then you process it as it comes. If you have to store it at some point then you can use memory defining how much storage is required. fpga pins are kept for ADC inputs. You don't have to compare an internal simulation stimulus with ADC in this way.