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Hi all,
I'm porting into Quartus some old schematics for CPLD/FPGA implementation.This old hardware made of TTL gates but there are also some PLDs (GALs and PALs) that I have fusemap of.Some of them are pure combinatorial logics and perhaps I know how to write a Verilog module (just matter of declaring the I/O and put equations for each output).But others PLDs are registered so they have sequential logics inside (a clock and an output enable pin).So, I'm looking for some help about.Thanks in advance for any tip/suggestion/example.
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Hi @CFabr1
If I understand your question correctly, you would like to convert the schematic file into HDL Design file?
Do you able to open the schematic file in Quartus? If so, Go to File–>Create/Update–>Create HDL Design File… and choose the file type (Verilog/VHDL) that you would like to convert to.
Best Regards,
Richard Tan
p/s: If any answer from the community or Intel support are helpful, please feel free to give Kudos.
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I' trying to translate into Verilog some PAL/GAL devices.I have done this with combinatorial logics but now I'm stuck because I'm dealing with sequential logics.Here's the disassembling of a registered PAL which I want to port in Verilog, you can see there are four regitsered outputs (with clock and OE)
/** Inputs **/
Pin 2 = i2;
Pin 3 = i3;
Pin 4 = i4;
Pin 5 = i5;
Pin 6 = i6;
Pin 7 = i7;
Pin 8 = i8;
Pin 9 = i9;
Pin 12 = i12;
Pin 13 = i13;
Pin 14 = i14;
Pin 15 = i15;
Pin 16 = i16;
Pin 17 = i17;
Pin 18 = i18;
Pin 19 = i19;
/** Outputs **/
Pin 12 = o12; /**(Combinatorial, Output feedback output, Active low) **/
Pin 13 = o13; /**(Combinatorial, Output feedback output, Active low) **/
Pin 14 = o14; /**(Registered, Output feedback registered, Active low) **/
Pin 15 = o15; /**(Registered, Output feedback registered, Active low) **/
Pin 16 = o16; /**(Registered, Output feedback registered, Active low) **/
Pin 17 = o17; /**(Registered, Output feedback registered, Active low) **/
Pin 18 = o18; /**(Combinatorial, Output feedback output, Active low) **/
Pin 19 = o19; /**(Combinatorial, Output feedback output, Active low) **/
/** Equations **/
!o12 = o13;
o12.oe = vcc;
!o13 = o17 & o18
# o16 & !o18 & !o19;
o13.oe = vcc;
!o14 .d !i2
# i2 & !i4 & o14
# i2 & i4 & !o14;
o14.oe = OE;
!o15 .d !i2
# i2 & !i4 & !i5 & !o14 & o15
# i2 & !i4 & i5 & o14 & o15
# i2 & i4 & !i5 & o14 & o15
# i2 & i4 & !o14 & !o15
# i2 & i5 & !o14 & !o15
# i2 & !i4 & !i5 & o14 & !o15
# i2 & i4 & i5 & o14 & !o15;
o15.oe = OE;
!o16 .d !i2
# i2 & !i5 & o15 & o16
# i2 & !i4 & !i5 & o14 & o16
# i2 & i5 & !o16
# i2 & i4 & !o15 & !o16
# i2 & !o14 & !o15 & !o16;
o16.oe = OE;
!o17 .d !i2
# i2 & !i3 & i6 & o17
# i2 & !i3 & o17
# i2 & !i5 & i6 & o17 & !o19
# i2 & i3 & i5 & !o17
# i2 & i3 & !i6 & !o17
# i2 & i3 & !o17 & o19
# i2 & !i6 & !o17 & o19;
o17.oe = OE;
!o18 = i3 & o17
# !i3 & !o17 & o19;
!o19 = !i4 & o15 & o16
# !i4 & o14 & o16;
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Hi @CFabr1
I don't really get the PAL/GAL devices and its code. Unfortunately, we do not provide support on coding design.
Since you want to convert into sequential logic in Verilog, you may refer to the webpage below on how to do that.
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/technical-articles/using-verilog-to-describe-a-sequential-circuit/
Or may search for other Verilog website that may helps.
Best Regards,
Richard Tan
p/s: If any answer from the community or Intel support are helpful, please feel free to give Kudos.

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