What is best/good way to create a small delay with LCMXO2-1200ZE ev kit

clk, but there probably is a better solution already built in the chip/kit. And of course what is the signal name I can start dividing down to get that 1/10us.

ask this, but Lattice forums I could find were quite quiet. Is there a better place?

LCMXO2-1200ZE-B-EVN ev kit. But I have not EV kit yet. So it limits what I can do and what I know.

You won't get delays of 10 microseconds without using a clock. The MachXO2 doesn't necessarily need an external clock, but its internal oscillator will not give you a very precise delay.

There are probably some simple demo designs shipped with the kit that can help you generate a delay. Perhaps you can do it with the Timer/Counter core instead of using the fabric to build counters.

-- Gabor

from clk, but there probably is a better solution already built in the chip/kit. And of course what is the signal name I can start dividing down to get that

to ask this, but Lattice forums I could find were quite quiet. Is there a better place?

of the LCMXO2-1200ZE-B-EVN ev kit. But I have not EV kit yet. So it limits what I can do and what I know.

I understand, but I would guess it has some dividers for that built in.

Probably. I looked at some demo designs for ev kit. They were supposed to be in VHDL, but didn't look like it.

What is "Timer/Counter core". Where can I find it. I found the IPexpress in Lattice IDE. It has a counter defined but nothing with clock from internal signal. But so far this is best I can find.

from clk, but there probably is a better solution already built in the chip/kit. And of course what is the signal name I can start dividing down to get that

to ask this, but Lattice forums I could find were quite quiet. Is there a better place?

of the LCMXO2-1200ZE-B-EVN ev kit. But I have not EV kit yet. So it limits what I can do and what I know.

in VHDL, but didn't look like it.

Lattice IDE. It has a counter defined but nothing with clock from internal signal. But so far this is best I can find.

I would suggest looking at the MachXO2 family data sheet:

The Timer/Counter is a "hard" function, and may not be on all versions of the MachXO2 family. All of them have the internal oscillator, though and that does have some flexibility in frequency - the same as for master mode configuration (it's the same oscillator). Still the best bet for timing is usually an external crystal oscillator and I'd be surprised if the eval board doesn't come with one.

-- Gabor