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05-03-2011 05:05 AM
Hi,
I am trying to calculate the square root of the input using the Cordic 4.0 Block in Simulink.
Here is the Block I developed in Simulink :
But, When I run the Simulation, I get the following error:
BlockDescImpl::addclkCEPair: Tried to set clock rate for ("clk", "ce") as "-1"; rate must be a positive integer or Inf
Error occurred during "HDL Netlist Configuration".
Error occurred during "Simulation Initialization".
Here is the configuration Settings :
Cordic 4.0.1 Block :
Page2 -> Data Format -> Unsigned Fraction,
Page2 -> Output Width -> 16
Gatewayin:
Number of Inputs : 16
Binary Point : 15
Please let me know, If my cofiguration settings is proper or if my model is proper for calculating the square root of a real number.
Thanks
Kiran
Re: Using Cordic 4.0 Block
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05-03-2011 12:54 PM
Please attach the actual model file (.mdl) so other people can try it. It's hard to reproduce the problem with a snapshot.
kirancshet wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to calculate the square root of the input using the Cordic 4.0 Block in Simulink.
Here is the Block I developed in Simulink :
But, When I run the Simulation, I get the following error:
BlockDescImpl::addclkCEPair: Tried to set clock rate for ("clk", "ce") as "-1"; rate must be a positive integer or Inf Error occurred during "HDL Netlist Configuration". Error occurred during "Simulation Initialization".
Here is the configuration Settings :
Cordic 4.0.1 Block :
Page2 -> Data Format -> Unsigned Fraction,
Page2 -> Output Width -> 16
Gatewayin:
Number of Inputs : 16
Binary Point : 15
Please let me know, If my cofiguration settings is proper or if my model is proper for calculating the square root of a real number.
Thanks
Kiran
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