Hi.......... I attached image of DVB-T2 "Bit-Interleaver" in that columns and Rows are given. This is for 16-bit QAM and length is 64800-bits. This divided into 8100 rows and 8 columns. The data coming from previous block is "one Bit per Cycle". First bit store in 0th location like that First 8100 bits should store and later shift these bits circularly(ROTATE) according a "twisting parameter tc" listed in table below. Next 8100 also twist and store...so on up to 8 columns... Write into Buffer(storage) as ROW wise:- input indexs: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 .... 8099 after circular 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 .... 8099 shitf using "tc=0" if "tc=2" then 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 .... 8099 8099 8098 0 1 2 3 4 5 ...8097 this is upto 64800 bits and Reading(output) these twisted bits as column wise..like 0th location bit first,8099th second,serillaty 16199,24298,32397,40496,48595,56694,64793, 1, 8100, 16200...so on..... I design using signal and variables in VHDL which is not synthesizing.... help me what best way of implimentation....
Vinayak S. wrote: > I design using signal and variables in VHDL which is not > synthesizing.... > help me what best way of implimentation.... Do you really think it is a good idea to start learning VHDL with a project like this?
I'm doing internship in company and they give me project like this. And more over i need to submit project for my PG.. so, i started well but i stuck at here pls guide me how to implement i'll do my best..
You do internship and there is nobody guiding you a little bit? Well, you have to implement one ore more shift registers and a control logic. If it is not synthesizing it is not a matter of the usage of signals and variables. You asked this in another post and got a answers where the problem might be.
Vinayak S. wrote: > I'm doing internship in company and they give me project like this. And > more over i need to submit project for my PG.. > > so, i started well but i stuck at here pls guide me how to implement > i'll do my best.. This begs the question what is the task you have been given: Complete DVB-T2 modulator or demodulator or just parts like the interleaver?
Vinayak S. wrote: > complete DVB-T2 modulator.... Vinayak S. wrote: > I design using signal and variables in VHDL which is not > synthesizing.... Vinayak S. wrote: > internship I think you are not very familiar with FPGA and HDL and digital design. Is that right? If yes, what kind of help do you expect? Complete source code? A couple of hints how to start with the problem? If you are a beginner in VHDL you will fail to implement a DVB-T2 modulator within an internship.
Hello, first of all if you want to implement only the 16-Qam with 64800_BITS then you need exactly 4050_Bytes so your RAM should have a size of 4096_Bytes or 32768_BITS. But also if YOU want to implement a ""complete" DVB-T2 whatever" this will be an easy Task compared to other Sections. And if you still want to implement this then my Tipp is use an ram two counters and a State-Machine to control the flow, the Diagramm already shows you how.
To my mind, one should distinguish the subsequent issues: 1) Learning Digital Design and Digital Behavior 2) Learning Implementation of logic fuctions in digital domains 3) Learning VHDL to realize the ideas 4) Learning about the particular task I see demand in all those aspects so I second the sencence above that this task is no good for beginning. Anyway one should at least be able to write down a step be step task list, what the interleaver should do at any point of time, where data is obtained from and moved to, and what treatment is applied. Graphical diagrams will help to express people's thougths and indicate any misunderstandings to people in the forum. Also I have to point out that it is no good to ask silently here in the forum. Ask the one who gave you the task, so that he has a feed back about your knowledge. If you do no do this, he will continue to verestimate your abilities and overload you with work.
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