We simply select all our inputs and the one output by highlighing them and dragging them into our opened Simulation Waveforms window. And with View => Utility Windows => Node Finder a new window opens that lists all our circuits connections. Then open New => Other Files and choose Vector Waveform File. To create Simulation Waveforms we first open our circuit and compile it. Each wave chart after simulation has the extension.
In Quartus, each circuit has the extension.The function of the circuit is to activate output y only on a majority of inputs (votes).Īnd that is exactly when output y becomes active (high) when at least 2 out of 3 votes are active. But keep in mind that older Quartus versions only support older FPGAs/CPLDs up to Cyclone III, whereas versions after Quartus II v13.1 support Cyclone IV FPGAs.īelow is the Majority_vote circuit we’ll use as first example: Nevertheless, I chose the CD-ROM version because I this way was sure that I could follow that book carefully. That was also mainly the reason why it took me some time to begin. All older versions are now followed by new version Quartus Pro and/or Prime Lite recently after Intel bought Altera for 16.7 Billion dollars and now is called Intel FPGA and SoC. My 1.6GHz old dual core Aspire 9411AWSMi 1.5GB Laptop was completely useless for current versions. I also used the free Xilinx Vivado software before but I like the Quartus software better. dat License attachment from Altera could be added). And I obtained my license through the Altera site at “Self Service Licensing” after specifying my unique laptop NIC code by email after the. Currently, Quartus II Web Free versions are completely free from Licenses.
#Altera quartus ii webpack version 13 update
(The free license is temporary for 3-4 months but may not be easy updated in my version after pressing the Tools => License Setup => Web License Update extension because my version was than a license-required version.
#Altera quartus ii webpack version 13 registration
The CD-ROM with the book contains an old Quartus II Web version 4.0 that is great for slow PCs and notebooks, and a license is available free on-line after registration at Altera. Which I can advise anyone! Information about starting with Quartus can be found from pages 200 and beyond. Partly thanks to the amazing 1004 page’s thick book entitled “Digital Design with CPLD Applications and VHDL- by Robert Dueck 2nd Edition”. After a few days, trying to simulate and compiling a circuit called “Majority_Vote” and producing a wave diagram in Quartus II Web designer I got the hang of it.
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