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Parallelizer FIFO with byte-addressable block RAM

Demo project and video: Parallelizer FIFO with byte-addressable block RAM

Block RAM primitives in the most common FPGA architectures have many more modes of operation than you may have used. One such feature is the ability to update single-byte values within the RAM.

This demo project contains one VHDL implementation of a byte-write-enabled RAM. To show a use case, I’ve made a custom FIFO that uses the RAM to store data.

There’s a video explaining how the modules work and how to use them.

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