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error : selected device has 126 RAM location(s) of type M9k.

Altera_Forum
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I made the signal with NCO IP. We then testbench the signal. First, I added .sip and .qip files to the project and compiled the following code. But I got an error and I do not know why. 

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Altera_Forum
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The device you're targeting doesn't have enough memory resources to implement the IP you're instantiating. Try compiling it for a larger device. 

 

Cheers, 

Alex
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The device you're targeting doesn't have enough memory resources to implement the IP you're instantiating. Try compiling it for a larger device. 

 

Cheers, 

Alex 

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BUT chip of my FPGA device is EP4CE40F23C7. what is the bigger than this. AND IS it Ok to change the device in quartus?
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BUT chip of my FPGA device is EP4CE40F23C7. what is the bigger than this. AND IS it Ok to change the device in quartus? 

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If that is your chip, then the IP you have created will not fit into it, and you will either need to modify the IP or buy a new device.
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If that is your chip, then the IP you have created will not fit into it, and you will either need to modify the IP or buy a new device. 

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Can i modify NCO IP to usage of RAM?
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Can i modify NCO IP to usage of RAM? 

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You certainly can. I believe you have entered excessive figures for lut size (phase resolution). try 2^10 fr phase, 2^10 for amplitude.
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