Honored ContributorHello everyone,
I have programmed my FPGA De0 nano board to generate short pulse of 1000 ps and the time between the next pulse is 10 us. I want to see this pulse on digital oscilloscope. I have made all the connection from the DE0 board to the scope. is it possible to see the pulse on the scope. If possible, how can i achieve it? Thanks, amod
Honored ContributorHi amod,
I think the first thing to check is to run a Modelsim simulation to ensure your design function as expected. Then cross check on the pin out. You may send some clock pattern to see if scope capture it. Then only use your pattern.Honored ContributorHi nic,
I have done that. able to see the simulation output. But not able to see the short pulse on the scope.Honored ContributorYour scope have enough bandwidth and triggers are set right?
Honored ContributorCan you share your design? Even LVDS transmitter on the best speed grade device makes only 420 MHz. The other interfaces are way slower than LVDS. How you are trying to achieve one Gigahertz?
Honored ContributorYou're not going to be able to generate the 1GHz clock needed for a 1ns pulse on a DE0-Nano. The max output frequency of the PLL is 472.5MHz. Your oscilloscope's not going to see something that isn't there.
Cheers, AlexHonored ContributorYeah, there is no way to generate 1 GHz pulse on DE0-Nano
Honored ContributorDE0-Nano is with CIV E device. As Alex said, the max PLL output frequency for CIV E device is 472.5MHz only. Even if you are using LVDS, the max data rate is 840Mbps only.
