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I drew an FPGA application board, Altera, TQFP144 package. I used a simple frequency division program, and Quartus showed that the program download was completed, but the output was all high. I need guidance from an expert.
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Since it is a TQFP package, the pad at the bottom of the chip must be firmly grounded. This is of course necessary.  Details Published on 2017-11-14 16:22
 

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There is too little information to judge. It is better to ask a fortune-teller. If the pin definition and logic are correct, check whether the crystal oscillator works. As the first step of debugging, avoid adjusting complex logic and write a simple input clock divider to see if it works.
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Is it related to the reset signal?
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The problem has been solved. Since it is a TQFP package, the pad at the bottom of the chip must be firmly grounded. In addition, the 3.3V, 2.5V, and 1.2V power supplies of the chip cannot be wrong.
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Since it is a TQFP package, the pad at the bottom of the chip must be firmly grounded. This is of course necessary.
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