Hi, am using the bellow SPI master as an example. http://www.lothar-miller.de/s9y/categories/45-SPI-Master and it got me thinking. The FPGA is producing MOSI, CLK and CSn. But it is reading in MISO. Do I need to double register? Would that mess up shifting in of bits? Thanks
SparkyT wrote: > The FPGA is producing MOSI, CLK and CSn. But it is reading in MISO. Yes, that is SPI: concatenated shift registers. > Do I need to double register? No, because MISO is for sure stable at the sampling points, because in the waveform there in http://www.lothar-miller.de/s9y/archives/50-Einfacher-SPI-Master-Mode-0.html you see: due to SPI mode 0 both MOSI and MISO change at the falling SCLK. Their values are stable at the the rising edge of SCLK at which they are sampled. > The FPGA is producing MOSI, CLK and CSn. It produces MOSI, SCLK and SSn. Together with MISO are that the names of the signals used by a SPI interface. And to discuss clearly I urge to use that signal names. Otherwise somone may muddle up CLK (the one and only master clock in the FPGA design) with some signals named "clock" like SCLK (SPI) or SCL (I2C) or some SHCK (shift clock) or whatever else.
Thanks for the reply, and sorry for confusing the names. I think i understand now, the SPI master is using the one and only CLK(fast) of the system. When sampling MISO with the SCLK(slow), it implies many samples of the fast clock. Am working on a configurable SPI master at runtime. - SCLK speed - SPI messaging legth - CPOL and CPHA - SSn hold times Is there anything else to consider? T
SparkyT wrote: > I think i understand now So it seems... ;-) > Am working on a configurable SPI master at runtime. Have a look at the improved implementation at https://www.emb4fun.de/fpga/components/index.html (bottom of page)
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