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When is Min or Max of the Tpor?
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06-06-2012 12:25 AM
Dear all,
When I use Spartan6, I see Tpor is between 5 to 40 ms.
The question is, in which case Tpor is 5ms, and in which case Tpor is about 40ms?
Thank you for your time!
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06-06-2012 10:47 AM
lwjiee wrote:
Dear all,
When I use Spartan6, I see Tpor is between 5 to 40 ms.
The question is, in which case Tpor is 5ms, and in which case Tpor is about 40ms?
Thank you for your time!
Always assume worst case.
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06-07-2012 03:01 AM
bassman59 wrote:
lwjiee wrote:
Dear all,
When I use Spartan6, I see Tpor is between 5 to 40 ms.
The question is, in which case Tpor is 5ms, and in which case Tpor is about 40ms?
Thank you for your time!
Always assume worst case.
But whether 5ms or 40ms is worse is left as an exercise for the designer of the board that has the FPGA on it...
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"If it don't work in simulation, it won't work on the board."
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06-11-2012 06:15 PM
For me, the 5ms is the worst case.
Thank you!
Added power supply supervisor to mini-FAQ
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06-11-2012 07:04 PM - edited 06-11-2012 07:05 PM
You may be in the market for a power supply supervisor, to delay FPGA configuration until some other component on the board is 'spun up' and ready. I've added the following to the mini-FAQ post in the New User Forum README thread.
FPGA doesn't configure from SPI on power up - configuration needs to be delayed link#1 link#2
If anyone would like to nominate better threads for linking in the mini-FAQ, please let me know... (and thanks!)
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