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ravindra kalla



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Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 1:59 pm    Post subject: memory in verilog(its urgent plz help) Reply with quote

hi,

i made a architecture,in which i want to run 18 proccessing elements parrallely.Each processing element is connect with one memory module.every memory module should store 256 bytes.Is it possible to implement it in XILINX.If yes , how can i do so.Please help.


What is the maximum size i can store in memory of XILINX.
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Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 1:16 pm    Post subject: Re: memory in verilog(its urgent plz help) Reply with quote

ravindra28d@rediffmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (ravindra kalla) writes:

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hi,

i made a architecture,in which i want to run 18 proccessing elements
parrallely.Each processing element is connect with one memory
module.every memory module should store 256 bytes.Is it possible to
implement it in XILINX.If yes , how can i do so.Please help.


What is the maximum size i can store in memory of XILINX.


You'd be better off on comp.arch.fpga - I've corssposted there and set
the followup there.

The answer to your questions depends on whch of Xilinx's many chips
you are going to use. You can do what you want with 9 Virtex-II
architecture BlockRAMs (assuming each element only needs a single port
access). There's plenty of space in each BRAM (each can hold 2048
bytes), and there are two ports on each BRAM. This will fit in even a
smallish Spartan-3 device. Check the data sheets for precise numbers
of BRAMs.

Cheers,
Martin

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