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Hello, everyone :
I have a problem in my design. Arriav V FPGA can download successfully, but it does not work. I use combinational logic to assign 55AA in my VHDL code. After I download it to FPGA, the output of FPGA is always high. I have no idea how to fixed it !Link Copied
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How about posting the code so we can have a look?
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entity TEST1
port ( TEST_PORT : out std_logic_vector (15 downto 0) ); end TEST1; architecture TEST2 of TEST1 is begin TEST_PORT <= x"55AA" ; end TEST2;- Mark as New
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and you've assigned the correct pins?
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Yes, I check the pin assignments more times. The outputs of FPGA are always 'high'.
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Are you sure the device is configuring? I assume you're configuring via JTAG and the Quartus II programmer is confirming that configuration was successful?
If you can confirm that the device is configuring then check the DEV_OE pin. That pin can be used to tri-state all I/O on the device.- Mark as New
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Thanks for replying. The problem is fixed !
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Glad to hear that. Can you share with the forum what the problem was? That may help someone else who runs into the same problem in the future.
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The Power circuit have a problem. The circuit current is not enough to drive FPGA. When we increase circuit current, the problem is fixed.

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