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Page: Getting Started Tutorial - Adding Virtual Instrumentation to the Mix
Japanese To test the state of internal nodes in the design you can 'wire in' virtual instruments. The 'hardware' portion of the instrument is placed and wired on the schematic like other components, a…
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Page: Getting Started Tutorial - Capturing the Design
Japanese The first thing we need to do is capture our design within the Altium Designer environment. For our simple design circuit, this will involve adding required components to a schematic sheet an…
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Page: Getting Started Tutorial - Exploring Design Hierarchy
Japanese While the FPGA project file (*PrjFpg) links the various source documents into a single project, the document-to-document and net connective relationships are defined by information in the doc…
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Page: Getting Started Tutorial - Monitoring the State of Device Pins
Japanese Once the design has been downloaded to the FPGA, the Hard Devices chain can be used to monitor the state of the FPGA pins. This is achieved using the device's associated JTAG Viewer panel (ac…
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Page: Getting Started Tutorial - Processing the Design
Japanese Once the task of capturing an FPGA-based design is complete, the next logical step is to process the source files. This involves compilation and synthesis of the design, to obtain a source ne…
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Page: Getting Started Tutorial - Targeting the Design to the FPGA Device
Japanese Now we are finished with the capture phase of our design, we need to specify which physical FPGA device we want to use – the target for our design and the end medium into which the design wil…
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Page: Getting Started Tutorial - Verifying the Design
Japanese Before we look at targeting and downloading our design to the intended physical FPGA device, it is a good time to verify the integrity of the design. To do this, we must invoke Altium Designe…
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