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Hi everyone,
am a beginner in the FPGA technology, i presently have the cyclone-lll DE0 FPGA board from Altera. If i design simple programs, like a counter and a multiplexer. How do i load the programs and run them simultaneously on the FPGA to demonstrate the parallel advantage of the FPGA??Link Copied
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First of all - an FPGA does not run "programs" - it compiles your HDL (hardware description language) code and coverts it to a digital circuit.
To see something running in an FPGA - compile your code - and then you can download the .sof file directly to the FPGA via a JTAG cable. Altera provides many tutorials on how to use Quartus and FPGA dev boards: https://www.altera.com/support/training/university/materials-tutorials.html- Mark as New
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if you have multiple entities which you want to run in parallel they need to be compiled together, but since you are kust beginning I would only do that when the tutorials you may follow do that.
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--- Quote Start --- First of all - an FPGA does not run "programs" - it compiles your HDL (hardware description language) code and coverts it to a digital circuit. To see something running in an FPGA - compile your code - and then you can download the .sof file directly to the FPGA via a JTAG cable. Altera provides many tutorials on how to use Quartus and FPGA dev boards: https://www.altera.com/support/training/university/materials-tutorials.html --- Quote End --- thanks for your response pietervanderStar, i will go through the materials-tutorials and, will contact you if i need further assistance in the compilation of separate entities.
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