Reply by Leon Heller April 7, 20042004-04-07
"Giovanni" <giovanni.parodi79NOSPAM@lycos.it> wrote in message
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> In article <c4ulrc$2m4pav$1@ID-82263.news.uni-berlin.de>, > bhaskart@deja.com says... > > "Giovanni" <giovanni.parodi79NOSPAM@lycos.it> wrote in message > > news:MPG.1adc8be5bc13c10d989692@208.234.59.139... > > > Hello everybody. I'm interested in developing a JTAG system using a
FPGA
> > > programmed in VHDL. Is there some good source on line that can help me > > > in doing that? Where can I found the specification of JTAG standard?
Are
> > > they free available? > > > If I am OT can you say me that? > > > Thanks a lot > > > > Most FPGAs already have a JTAG port through which you can program the
part.
> > Have you checked your FPGA's data sheet for this? > > Search online for the JTAG standard - it's IEEE, so you'll plenty of
hits.
> > > > Cheers > > Bhaskar > > > > > > > I'm sorry, my english is very bad, may be I don't explain what I want to > do. I want to realize a Jtag interface using a FPGA, to control a DSP or > others devices that can be controlled with this interface. Is there some > hint, good idea to do that? And the standard is free?
Amontec in Switzerland sells something like this with a Coolrunner CPLD inside it. It emulates lots of different JTAG interfaces by reconfiguring the CPLD via the PC printer port. Leon Leon
Reply by Giovanni April 7, 20042004-04-07
In article <c4ulrc$2m4pav$1@ID-82263.news.uni-berlin.de>, 
bhaskart@deja.com says...
> "Giovanni" <giovanni.parodi79NOSPAM@lycos.it> wrote in message > news:MPG.1adc8be5bc13c10d989692@208.234.59.139... > > Hello everybody. I'm interested in developing a JTAG system using a FPGA > > programmed in VHDL. Is there some good source on line that can help me > > in doing that? Where can I found the specification of JTAG standard? Are > > they free available? > > If I am OT can you say me that? > > Thanks a lot > > Most FPGAs already have a JTAG port through which you can program the part. > Have you checked your FPGA's data sheet for this? > Search online for the JTAG standard - it's IEEE, so you'll plenty of hits. > > Cheers > Bhaskar > > >
I'm sorry, my english is very bad, may be I don't explain what I want to do. I want to realize a Jtag interface using a FPGA, to control a DSP or others devices that can be controlled with this interface. Is there some hint, good idea to do that? And the standard is free?
Reply by Bhaskar Thiagarajan April 6, 20042004-04-06
"Giovanni" <giovanni.parodi79NOSPAM@lycos.it> wrote in message
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> Hello everybody. I'm interested in developing a JTAG system using a FPGA > programmed in VHDL. Is there some good source on line that can help me > in doing that? Where can I found the specification of JTAG standard? Are > they free available? > If I am OT can you say me that? > Thanks a lot
Most FPGAs already have a JTAG port through which you can program the part. Have you checked your FPGA's data sheet for this? Search online for the JTAG standard - it's IEEE, so you'll plenty of hits. Cheers Bhaskar
Reply by Giovanni April 6, 20042004-04-06
Hello everybody. I'm interested in developing a JTAG system using a FPGA 
programmed in VHDL. Is there some good source on line that can help me 
in doing that? Where can I found the specification of JTAG standard? Are 
they free available?
If I am OT can you say me that?
Thanks a lot