Shift Register triggers occassionally on both clock edges
Good morning community, in my project a MAX10 M08 FPGA serves as an interface between a microcontroller and an ADC board with 32 channels. In order to parallelize the serial data from the board I developed a shift register. This register shall only read the first 512 bits of a data stream. Therefore a counter is included. -- serial-parallel converter synchronous to falling edge of DCLK p_ser_par_dclk : process (DCLK,nRES) is begin if (nRES = '0') then dout0_shr_dclk <= (others => '0'); dout1_shr_dclk <= (others => '0'); mod1023_count_i <= 0; elsif (falling_edge(DCLK)) then -- resets counter when nDRDY active if (nDRDY = '1') then mod1023_count_i <= 0; elsif (mod1023_count_i < 512) then mod1023_count_i <= mod1023_count_i + 1; end if; -- counter masks the 512 DCLK clock edges without data if (mod1023_count_i < 512) then -- shift-registers, alert bit, address bits, CRC bits shifted, maybe later omitted dout0_shr_dclk(0) <= DOUT0; dout1_shr_dclk(0) <= DOUT1; dout0_shr_dclk((snr_length - 1) downto 1) <= dout0_shr_dclk((snr_length - 2) downto 0); dout1_shr_dclk((snr_length - 1) downto 1) <= dout1_shr_dclk((snr_length - 2) downto 0); -- no shifting else dout1_shr_dclk <= dout1_shr_dclk; dout0_shr_dclk <= dout0_shr_dclk; end if; end if; end process p_ser_par_dclk; The data from the AD converters contains the channel number. Therefore there must be regular data patterns in the 512 bit wide vector when a complete set of 16*32bit have been written into the FIFO. I could never see this pattern when I visualized the internal data with the signal tap analyzer. What I can occassionally see is that the shift registers and the counter triggers at the wrong edge. This is a severe error. What could be the reason? Best regards Christof Abt53Views0likes6Comments10AX115H3F34E2SG, Laser marking
Dear INTEL/ALTERA Support Team, Good day. We previously purchased a batch of INTEL/ALTERA components from the authorized distributor ARROW and sold them to my client. Our client has raised concerns about the components having been re-marked. Model: 10AX115H3F34E2SG D/C: 2113, Lot Number: S848AK02TW, COO: Taiwan, Arrow Delivery ID: 011717919 We have received a statement regarding the product markings, which says: "De-mark/Re-mark is a qualified and controlled process within the manufacturing site. There is no impact on quality, reliability, and compliance with specifications on a de-marked/re-marked product." Attached please check our document. Could you please help verify the authenticity of this statement? Is it from Altera? We would greatly appreciate it if you could provide clarification to help address our client’s concerns. Hope to receive your feedback soon. Best regards, Carol Choi23Views0likes0CommentsDocumentation issue with 10M40SAE144C8G
I'm working on adding the part 10M40SAE144C8G into a board that will have a small quantity built using a pick and place machine, and need to find information on how it's packaged in tray form. so far any documentation included on the website that I can find hasn't included any info on tray or part orientation in either drawing or even basic text form. is there anything I'm missing or somewhere I can be directed to to find this information?35Views0likes2CommentsCyclone V Clamping Diode Electrical Specification
Hi, Please provide the below information for the Cyclone V Device IO Banks signals. what is the clamping voltage for the internal diode when enabled. what is the normal protection voltage for IO pin when clamping diode is not enabled. What is the diode used for an Clamping diode, is it an Zenor Diode or TVS Diode or Schottky Diode75Views0likes6CommentsFunctional Failures EP2AGX65DF29C4G
Hi Altera Team. We have functional failures regarding the item EP2AGX65DF29C4G, we review the material physically and we notice some notorious physicals differences between the components, see pictures below, I would like to know what is the differences between each other and if you have an specific data sheet for each component I would appreciated if you can shared it with me. Component that is failing Component that is passing the test Regards.37Views0likes5Comments