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Hello,
Is it possible to create a 16bit up or down counter that can be stopped at any value and loaded with a new value?
Thanks
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Hello,
With the UDB counter such a operation should be possible. You can configure the counter for up/down mode, With Counter_WriteCompare you can set the compare value. This compare value goes high after a clock cycle.
You can also have interrupt attached to interrupt out of counter. On interrupt you can write a new period, new compare value as well as stop the counter in the isr.
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Hi pyrosonic,
You can also use the feature of "Reload Counter" to initialize the Counter in hardware (without the CPU intervention) upon conditions such as Capture, Compare Match or upon Terminal Count.
-Gautam Das
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It is very much possible with the creation of a custom component using the verilog and datapath. It would consume the same amount of resource as that of the counter component in the creator infact. I don't understand how the compare feature of a counter would solve this.