Support for LabVIEW FPGA

The President complied,

Is LabVIEW FPGA support for numbered kit ML-505 (Type FPGA: Virtex 5 LX110T) available or not? If Yes, where is it?

The only FPGA that is supported by LabVIEW FPGA is included in National Instruments hardware. You can't target the other with LabVIEW FPGA kits.

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    LabVIEW has no built-in support for one of these classes of devices except Test and measurement.

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    Sets the address in external memory for reading or writing. The physical data bus for external memory is 32 bits wide (4 bytes). Each unique address value represents 4 bytes of data. Therefore, the total number of unique addresses in external memory is equal to (Memory Size in bytes)/4.  
    
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    I want to clarify my previous post.  There are two ways to access memory DRAM, CLIP (that you have described is what you do) and using the memory node.  As noted before, the DRAM is 128 bits wide.  When you write to the CLIP you basically write pieces that is the width of the databus (in this case 32-bit).  Therefore, when you write a total of 128-bit DRAM, you place 32 bits in each address.  The address being the width of the databus, then you write with a writing & the address 0, 1, 2, 3.  Then the next write will be 4, 5, 6, & 7 and then address 8, 9, 10, & 11 and so on.  In this case, you must increment your address by 4 whenever you write.  Note that you start at 0, then 4, then 8, etc 12.  In your previous post, you were out of a figure.

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    DB_IQ wrote:

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    Hello

    I'm having some difficulties to understand how the clock is part of the node IP for LabVIEW FPGA and was hoping to get some advice.

    What I try to do is to set up a digital logic circuit with a MUX feeding a parallel 8-bit shift register. I created the schema for this Xilinx ISE 12.4, put in place and can't seem to import the HDL code into an intellectual property node. When I run the VI, I am able to choose between the two entries for the MUX, load the output in the shift register, clearly the shift register and activate the CE.

    My problem is that when I switch to the entrance of THIS, he should start 1 sec shift (Boolean true, SCR, High, what-have-you) in the registry once each clock period. Unfortunately, it instantly makes all 8 bits 1 s. I suspect it's a question of clock and here are some of the things I've tried:

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    -Remove an earlier version of the EC who had two entries up to a door and at ISE.

    -Specify the CE in the process Configuration of the IP nodes.

    -Not specify this in the process of setting up nodes IP and wiring it sperately.

    -Various reconfigurations of the same thing that I don't remember.

    I think I'm doing something wrong with the clock, and that's the problem I have. Previously, when I asked questions to the Board of Directors on the importation of ISE code in LabVIEW FPGA, a clock signal is not necessary and they advised me to just use a timed loop. Now, I need to use it but am unable to find an explanation online, as it is a node of intellectual property.

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated, I'm working on a project that will require an understanding how to operate clocks the crux of intellectual property.

    Thanks in advance,

    Yusif Nurizade

    P.S. I have attached my schematic ISE and the LabVIEW project with one of the incarnations of the VI. The site allow me to add as an attachment .vhd file, but if it would help I could just paste the body of the code VDHL so just let me know.

    Hello Françoise,.

    I spoke to the engineer OR this topic and it seems that it was sufficient to verify that your code works, by putting a wait function of 500 ms on the while loop to check that the registers responsible and clear. I'm glad that it worked very well!

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