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Altera_Forum
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10 years agoOK, this is an information I dind't give you:
The Start_IN-Signal is generated by an other core, which uses the exactly same 125MHz clock like this component. Normally for clock crossing I use a kind of handshaking: Core 1: Set Start_IN to '1'. -> Core 2: Set Started_OUT to '1' to indicate the Core is started. -> Core 1: Checks if Core 2 is started and sets Start_IN-Signal to '0'. -> Core 2: Sets Started_OUT to '0' if it's done with its work. This works very well, but I can not use this every time. So you can call me a liar, but you can not call my oszilloscope a liar. I see that there is a synchronous Start_IN-Pulse attached to the correct clock-edge but the next core (on the same clock) doesn't see it. I know it's strange, but it happens from time to time.