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I asked for a little help to anyone,,
I will start my project with fpga, which I will make the reed solomon encoder ... and FPGA I've used is Altera Cyclone IV E,,, that I ask is whether the FPGA is able to make a reedsolomon encoder?Link Copied
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Yen, even the smallest Cyclone IV E FPGA has enough logic to implement a reed solomon encoder.
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thanks for answer.....
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If you do not mind could you tell me, are going to generate RS mega core function or by using VHDL? Also, do you know the max. external clk that I can feed cyclone IV, in another words can I feed it by 1Gb/s clk?- Mark as New
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i use matlab to build my RS then i convert my RS simulation in matlab to VHDL....i am sory i dont know...
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So how come the Reed Solomon user guide says the Cyclone IV GX is supported, doesn't list the Cyclone IV E, and says all devices not referenced have "No Support"? Is this just a typo? The Altera Product Selector v1.0 also says this IP is supported (on the IV E). Update: scratch that, the product selector isn't as smart as I wanted to give it credit for; it just lists all the IP, not all the IP compatible with this device.
Any way of finding out which versions of the Reed Solomon compiler will support the Cyclone IV E ? Thanks!
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