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Help. Sdr Sdram controller

Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor II
‎02-05-2012 06:07 PM
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Hi, I'm pretty new in the vhdl language, and I have a big problem with the sdr sdram controller. 

 

Can i use a sopc builder's sdram controller without a nios II processor? 

Which MM-Avalon Should I use? Pipeline, Jtag? 

 

How can i integrate the controller within my own design? 

 

More details about my proyect. 

I could use 2 diferents boards, "De2 educational board" or" Stratix II DSP development board". 

I have to Write 50 pictures of 128x128 px,then I have to read 2 pictures, apply an algorithm, and then, I should save that new pic in sdram again. Then, I have to show the new image in a vga monitor. That process is with all the pictures that I have in the sdram. 

 

Thanks. 

(Sorry about my english)
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Altera_Forum
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‎02-06-2012 02:24 PM
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There's absolutely no problem in using a sdram controller or any other MM slave device in sopc builder without a Nios processor. 

But you are required to have an alternate Avalon MM master. 

This could be a dma engine (but you are still supposed to supply a master for the control port) or a bridge driven by a non-Avalon external master.
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