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A simple and gate in verilog is simulated and assigned output pin to 3.3v standard pin in cyclone V 5cgxfc5c6f27cn fpga board and the voltage observed at output pin is 600m volts and not 3.3V .May i know what is the reason for this?
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Way more info needed.
What is the FPGA design (source code)? What pin was selected and how was it set up in Pin Planner? Is this a dev kit or a custom board?
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Hi,
Would you happen to have the info that needs to be shared with us to further check your issue?
regards,
Aqid
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