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How i can interface Arduino with DE10 lite FPGA board?

AKhan8
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I want to read the output of a analog sensor. So is it possible that i can connect directly that sensor with my FPGA board or i have to use arduino. if i have to use arduino then how i can interface with it. thanks

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a_x_h_75
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You can't connect an analogue sensor output signal directly to an FPGA - you will need an ADC. Depending on the sensor you're hoping to use an Arduino board could be used.

 

Cheers,

Alex

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AKhan8
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I am using digital sensor TCS230. If you can provide me some sample code that how i can read or write on that sensor using my FPGA board I/O pins. Below is the link of my sensor and i am using DE10-lite FPGA board. Thanks @a_x_h_75

http://www.w-r-e.de/robotik/data/opt/tcs230.pdf

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a_x_h_75
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Post any code you're having trouble with (I'm not writing it for you) and we'll help.

 

Cheers,

Alex

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AKhan8
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This is my code and still i got no success. Plz help me . Thanks

      module test1   ( input fr,en,clk, //input light value output reg M1, M2, M3,s2,s3, output s0,s1);   //parameter frequency = 1'b0; //setting frequency-scaling to 20% //states assign s0 = 1'b1; assign s1 = 1'b0;   reg [15:0]count,count_next;   reg [15:0]counter,counter_next;   wire [20:0]interval; reg [20:0] interval_next;   wire [15:0] div;   always@(*) if(interval=='d24000) begin s2<=1'b0; //red s3<=1'b0; end else if(interval=='d48000) begin s2<=1'b0; s3<=1'b1; //blue end else if(interval=='d96000) begin s2<=1'b1; //clear s3<=1'b0; end else if(interval=='d120000) begin s2<=1'b1; s3<=1'b1; end       always@(posedge clk) if(interval <='d120000) interval_next = interval+1; else interval_next = 0;   assign interval = interval_next;     always@(posedge clk) if(div < 'd4545 && en == 1'b0) count_next = count + 1; else count_next = 0;     always@(posedge fr) if(div < 'd4545 && en == 1'b0) counter_next = counter + 1; else counter_next = 0;     assign div= count/counter;   always@(*) begin M1=0; M2=0; M3=0; if( (div >= 'd3125) && (div <= 'd2083) && (s2 == 0) && (s3 == 0) ) M1 = 1'b1; else if( (div >= 'd4545) && (div <= 'd2380) && (s2 == 0) && (s3 == 1) ) M2 = 1'b1; else if( (div >= 'd3571) && (div <= 'd2083) && (s2 == 1) && (s3 == 1) ) M3 = 1'b1; end         endmodule  

 

 

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a_x_h_75
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Have you simulated this code?

 

There's quite a few issues in there that, I'm very sure, you'd spot if you did some simulation.

 

Cheers,

Alex

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