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  1. spidermanvenom

    convert the clock signal into 50% duty cycle

    Thanks Mr. VHDLGuy..... I appreciate your kindness to answer my/our questions in this forum. Well, I already turnover my project to the higher engineer. They gave me a new project. Anyway, thanks for your reply.... 'til then!.....
  2. spidermanvenom

    convert the clock signal into 50% duty cycle

    Hallo everyone! Regarding on my project, I'm still doing the design for frame grabber board. As I have an input clock signal which is greater than 50% duty cycle, I need to convert it into 50% duty cycle. I do not know how to implement it in VHDL program. If someone knows how, please teach me...
  3. spidermanvenom

    how can i determine the frequency of a clock output?

    Sorry for the late reply. Anyway, Thanks for the information. This forum helps me a lot. Thanks again!
  4. spidermanvenom

    how can i determine the frequency of a clock output?

    Maybe that my mistake, I do not understand yet the difference between synthesizer and simulator. What I mean is I need a clock with a period of 1/7 of the input clock. I think it's not 7x coz if I will make it 7x, time will come that it will not synchronize with the input clock. Thanks again!
  5. spidermanvenom

    how can i determine the frequency of a clock output?

    I really don't need to know the frequency, it's just my idea on how I can generate a clock that is 1/7 of the input clock. On my case, I don't have to use any external clock signals, only the input clock signal is my reference. Everything should be written in VHDL, that's why I'm studying about...
  6. spidermanvenom

    how can i determine the frequency of a clock output?

    Thank you for you reply VHDLGuy. I look at the altera's function components and unfortunately the family device I am using does not support PLL components that's why I'm looking a VHDL code for it... Thanks.....
  7. spidermanvenom

    same frequency but different duty cycle

    Thanks for the comment. If you know about the LVDS Receiver, I need LVDS Receiver inside of PLD. As a beginner programmer of VHDL, I have an idea, but the problem is implementation. I don't know how can I put in on code. Thanks again!
  8. spidermanvenom

    same frequency but different duty cycle

    Here are the clock signals I need to get from a VHDL program. That's the problem, how can I generate those clock signals from inputclk only. _____________________ ______ inputclk => ____| |______________| internal clock signals...
  9. spidermanvenom

    how can i determine the frequency of a clock output?

    sorry for that, i mean 7 samples only. i'm studying now about pll and LVDS receiver. I hope this will help me but I can't find VHDL file for pll. Thanks!
  10. spidermanvenom

    same frequency but different duty cycle

    Thanks! I will try your ideal suggestion. I will search for the PLL of the PLD I'm using. I'm going to use it internally not an output of PLD. I'm just a beginner programmer of VHDL that's why I'm asking for somebody's help. Thanks again!
  11. spidermanvenom

    how can i determine the frequency of a clock output?

    Thank you for the reply. I need to know the speed of the input clock to the PLD and my problem is I don't know how to count it. I need to divide the clock pulse width into 7 bits. From that, I will get the input data in every bit of it. I don't know how can I implement it in VHDL. Thanks again...
  12. spidermanvenom

    how can i determine the frequency of a clock output?

    Hallo everyone, I'm doing my project about camera link, and i need to know the code on how to determine the frequency of a clock. the output of the camera goes to the ALTERA PLD. Thanks! c",)-
  13. spidermanvenom

    same frequency but different duty cycle

    To everyone, I am programing a VHDL for PLD. Does anyone knows the code or algorithm of generating a new clock with a different duty cycle from a given clock. (For example, the given clock 50MHz has a 50% duty cycle, the output clock should have 50 MHz too but with 85% duty cycle. Thanks!

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