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Hello,
I have interfaced a 8 bit parallel data bus and a clock signal of the USB device to a CPLD. I need to store 32bits of data in a buffer. And then serially shift out the 32 bits. The loading of the data into the buffer can only be done by using the clock coming from the USB device because when USB generates data it generates clock with it. So I decided to use another clock to serial out the data. The problem is the handshaking between the USB process and the serial out process. The two processes have different clocks so the serial out process could miss the signal form the USB process that the buffer is ready to be serial out. Please advice a solution, thanks John john |
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