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Hello, I'm using a Max V cpld on quartus, I tested my code on quartus with modelsim, it's working...and now I'm working on dev kit Max V but I didn't have any result... my question is how i can put my test bench on dev kit ( cpld) thank you

OABBA1
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Vicky1
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Hi,

Testbench module is defined without ports & used for functionality check/simulation of the design(using simulation tools) which is defined with input & output ports so compile the design, perform pin assignments & generate programming files for the design using full compilation & eventually load into the kit.

please refer the below link for reference.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5RGAW72o6A

Regards,

Vicky

OABBA1
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Thank you

I already did all this things but I don't have any result on my scoope

Vicky1
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Hi,

Could you please elaborate more about your observation with below points?

  1. pin assignment for clock, IOs etc
  2. successful compilation/programming file generation
  3. Device detection & successful program in Intel programmer
  4. observation of status LEDs.

Regards,

Vicky

Vicky1
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Hi,

Have you resolved the issue?

May I know any update or Should I consider that case to be closed?

Regards,

Vicky

 

OABBA1
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Hi,

the issue in not resolved I don't know the problem where I tried everything...all the point that you listed is done.

thank you

Vicky1
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"Hi,

Could you please elaborate more about your observation with below points?

  1. pin assignment for clock, IOs etc
  2. successful compilation/programming file generation
  3. Device detection & successful program in Intel programmer
  4. observation of status LEDs.

Regards,

Vicky" ------------- it`s difficult to support without your inputs & observation so if possible provide at least all screenshots.

Regards,

Vicky

OABBA1
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Thank you!

here it's my program :

LIBRARY ieee;

USE ieee.std_logic_1164.all;

USE ieee.std_logic_unsigned.all;

 

ENTITY pwm1 IS

 GENERIC(

   sys_clk     : INTEGER := 100_000_000; --system clock frequency in Hz

   pwm_freq    : INTEGER := 600_000;  --PWM switching frequency in Hz

   bits_resolution : INTEGER := 8;     --bits of resolution setting the duty cycle

   phases     : INTEGER := 4);     --number of output pwms and phases

 PORT(

   clk    : IN STD_LOGIC;                  --system clock

   reset_n  : IN STD_LOGIC;                  --asynchronous reset

   ena    : IN STD_LOGIC;                  --latches in new duty cycle

   duty   : IN STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(bits_resolution-1 DOWNTO 0); --duty cycle

   pwm_out  : OUT STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(phases-1 DOWNTO 0));     --pwm outputs

   --pwm_n_out : OUT STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(phases-1 DOWNTO 0));     --pwm inverse outputs

END pwm1;

 

ARCHITECTURE logic OF pwm1 IS

 CONSTANT period   : INTEGER := sys_clk/pwm_freq;           --number of clocks in one pwm period

 TYPE counters IS ARRAY (0 TO phases-1) OF INTEGER RANGE 0 TO period - 1; --data type for array of period counters

 SIGNAL count    : counters := (OTHERS => 0);            --array of period counters

 SIGNAL  half_duty_new : INTEGER RANGE 0 TO period/2 := 0;       --number of clocks in 1/2 duty cycle

 TYPE half_duties IS ARRAY (0 TO phases-1) OF INTEGER RANGE 0 TO period/2; --data type for array of half duty values

 SIGNAL half_duty  : half_duties := (OTHERS => 0);           --array of half duty values (for each phase)

BEGIN

 PROCESS(clk, reset_n)

 BEGIN

  IF(reset_n = '0') THEN                         --asynchronous reset

   count <= (OTHERS => 0);                        --clear counter

   pwm_out <= (OTHERS => '0');                      --clear pwm outputs

  -- pwm_n_out <= (OTHERS => '0');                     --clear pwm inverse outputs

  ELSIF(clk'EVENT AND clk = '1') THEN                   --rising system clock edge

   IF(ena = '1') THEN                          --latch in new duty cycle

    half_duty_new <= conv_integer(duty)*period/(2**bits_resolution)/2;  --determine clocks in 1/2 duty cycle

   END IF;

   FOR i IN 0 to phases-1 LOOP                      --create a counter for each phase

    IF(count(0) = period - 1 - i*period/phases) THEN            --end of period reached

     count(i) <= 0;                             --reset counter

     half_duty(i) <= half_duty_new;                     --set most recent duty cycle value

    ELSE                                  --end of period not reached

     count(i) <= count(i) + 1;                       --increment counter

    END IF;

   END LOOP;

   FOR i IN 0 to phases-1 LOOP                      --control outputs for each phase

    IF(count(i) = half_duty(i)) THEN                    --phase's falling edge reached

     pwm_out(i) <= '0';                           --deassert the pwm output

     --pwm_n_out(i) <= '0' after 100 ns;                         --assert the pwm inverse output

    ELSIF(count(i) = period-half_duty(i)) THEN              --phase's rising edge reached

     pwm_out(i) <= '1';  

 --pwm_n_out(i) <= '1' after 100 ns;                          --assert the pwm output

                                        --deassert the pwm inverse output

END IF;

   END LOOP;

  END IF;

 END PROCESS;

END logic;

 

OABBA1
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here it's my pin assignment pinn.PNG

OABBA1
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I'm generating the compilation/programming file very well and the device is programmed via usb blaster

pinn.PNG

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