8-bit avr microcontroller counter verilog codeHello my friends I need verilog cod for 8-bit avr microcontroller counter. in this web site there is information about this counter. http://extremeelectronics.co.in/avr-tutorials/avr-timers-an-introduction/ I would be appreciate if you could help me.
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Look here please: http://opencores.com/project,avr_core and roam around on this site. A search term like "Verilog AVR timer" may give further results. As last resort you may search for similar VHDL implementations and rewrite them in Verilog.
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pleaze help me
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Lothar M. wrote: > And then some friendly people may spend some of their > time to give you some comments or little hints. Which had been, by the way, done by providing a link to opencores. Even if this totally missed the point, I wished it would be considered - at least by telling, in which respect it missed the goal. Additionally one of the most simple rules here is to post with the very same (nick)name in the very same thread!!! Reply |
