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1130 reminiscing

Started by Jan Gray in FPGA-CPU19 years ago 5 replies

Thank you very much for the kind words. Congratulations on your interest in hands-on computer design. I too have worked on an...

Thank you very much for the kind words. Congratulations on your interest in hands-on computer design. I too have worked on an 1130, but it doesn't have the same sentimental attachment, understandable, really. For the youngsters on the list, here's a bit of my personal computin


Floating Point Arithmetic

Started by rtstofer in FPGA-CPU20 years ago 18 replies

I am looking into the design of a processor to implement P4 Pascal. Since I plan to use the Spartan 3 Starter Board it appears I...

I am looking into the design of a processor to implement P4 Pascal. Since I plan to use the Spartan 3 Starter Board it appears I should probably design around the 32 bit memory system and that is more than adequate for the stack machine and integer arithmetic. Strings and set


small CPUs

Started by Jan Gray in FPGA-CPU20 years ago 3 replies

> The XSOC RISC is also not very small. That stings! Oh well -- de gustibus non disputandem est -- so what's new in small...

> The XSOC RISC is also not very small. That stings! Oh well -- de gustibus non disputandem est -- so what's new in small processor cores? Anyone care to fill in the table below with more recent entries? Small (IMHO): PicoBlaze: 76-96 slices (approx. double to


Nios board ?

Started by Alex Gibson in FPGA-CPU20 years ago 6 replies

Just wondering if anyone has seen or tried one of the future electronics NIOS kits ...

Just wondering if anyone has seen or tried one of the future electronics NIOS kits http://www.futureelectronics.com/promos/ cyclone/ Any comments on these ? I've mostly only used xilinx so far.


Cheap Tuition

Started by rtstofer in FPGA-CPU20 years ago 3 replies

Not really an FPGA-CPU related post but this might be worth checking out. Xilinx has a CPLD development board (XC2-XL) for $50...

Not really an FPGA-CPU related post but this might be worth checking out. Xilinx has a CPLD development board (XC2-XL) for $50 that has the XC9500XL and CoolRunner II (256 macrocell) CPLDs plus prototyping area. Given the included access to a bunch of reference


Simple Character CRT Core Needed

Started by rtstofer in FPGA-CPU20 years ago 34 replies

Does anyone have information on where I might get a free (or very low cost) CRT core? I am looking for text only, 25 lines of 80 ...

Does anyone have information on where I might get a free (or very low cost) CRT core? I am looking for text only, 25 lines of 80 chars. On the surface the design seems simple enough but if it has already been done there is not much point in doing it again. I have some space


Intel 8088

Started by Mogens Pelle in FPGA-CPU20 years ago 1 reply

Hi there Does anybody here know about a 8088-compatibel core written in VHDL? Regards Mogens Pelle Engineering College of...

Hi there Does anybody here know about a 8088-compatibel core written in VHDL? Regards Mogens Pelle Engineering College of Copenhagen


High Voltage FPGA

Started by kqzca in FPGA-CPU20 years ago 2 replies

Does anyone knows any FPGA or PLD devices may handle DC voltage higher than 5V? Like 12V, 24V, 28V? Thanks Kevin ...

Does anyone knows any FPGA or PLD devices may handle DC voltage higher than 5V? Like 12V, 24V, 28V? Thanks Kevin


Help on interfacing PS2 keyboard on spartan2.

Started by Animesh Pathak in FPGA-CPU20 years ago 2 replies

Hi all, I am trying to interface a ps2 keyboard to the Xilinx Spartan2 FPGA I have. I have connected the keyboard to the Digilab...

Hi all, I am trying to interface a ps2 keyboard to the Xilinx Spartan2 FPGA I have. I have connected the keyboard to the Digilab DIO1 board and see no activity on the PS2D and PS2C pins when I use a logic analyser, and even when I pick inputs from the relevent FPGA pins and try


Dose Altera Nios support hardware-based multi-thread and how?

Started by qfmyue in FPGA-CPU20 years ago 1 reply

In Altera development kits ,I can't find the description about it. The Nios(tm) CPU soft core is a 16/32-bit RISC CPU...

In Altera development kits ,I can't find the description about it. The Nios(tm) CPU soft core is a 16/32-bit RISC CPU core,specially, it has the sliding register file windows technology. So I think it maybe support hardware multi-thread technology,but I can't find the relatial ma


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