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ease to design a common fifo (syn/asyn), not high speed

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it is ease to design a common fifo(syn/asyn).but,it is difficult to design a high speed fifo.

please share your opinion.
 

How fast do you consider it as "high speed" ?
 

>300Mhz

for example:it is over 300Mhz.
 

I want to kown how to do?
 

Depending on the process you are using, it is relatively simple if you are talking about .15 or .13 CMOS process.
 

Or you can use a highly pipelined code.
More clock cycles but working over 300 MHz

gab
 

i want to know abt the detail architecture of fifo & different types of fifo with design.

Thanx
wintel
 

search at TI's site on FIFO design, they have an excellent application note on FIFO architecture and design issues
 

I don't think speed is the issue of FIFO if it is synchronous,
most problem we find is the asynchronous FIFO...

this may help, Mr.Cummings SNUG paper about asyn-FIFO design



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give me the detail architecture of synchronous fifo with design
 

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