Title: CSET 4650 Field Programmable Logic Devices
1CSET 4650 Field Programmable Logic Devices
VHDL Behavioral Structural
2VHDL Concepts
- Entity and Architecture similar to symbol and
schematic views of a logic circuit
3VHDL Example
- Entity declaration for the 2 to 1 MUX from
todays quiz.
ENTITY mux2_1 IS PORT (in0, in1, sel IN
STD_LOGIC yout OUT
STD_LOGIC) END mux2_1
4VHDL Example
- Logic circuit for a 2-1 MUX device
- Helpful for understanding architecture
In1
sel
yout
In0
5VHDL Example
- Behavioral architecture for the 2 to 1 MUX
In1
sel
yout
In0
ARCHITECTURE a1 OF mux2_1 IS P1 PROCESS (sel,
in0, in1) BEGIN IF (sel 0) THEN yout
lt in0 ELSE yout lt in1 END IF
END P1 END a1
6VHDL Example
- Structural architecture for the 2 to 1 MUX
In1
U2
sel
U4
U3
yout
U1
In0
ARCHITECTURE a2 OF mux2_1 IS SIGNAL sel_not,
in0_and, in1_and STD_LOGIC COMPONENT OR_GATE
PORT(x,y IN STD_LOGIC z OUT STD_LOGIC)
COMPONENT AND_GATE PORT (x,y IN STD_LOGIC z
OUT STD_LOGIC) COMPONENT INV_GATE PORT (x IN
STD_LOGIC z OUT STD_LOGIC) BEGIN U1
AND_GATE PORT MAP (in0, sel_not, in0_and) U2
AND_GATE PORT MAP (in1, sel, in1_and) U3
INV_GATE PORT MAP (sel, sel_not) U4 OR_GATE
PORT MAP (in0_and, in1_and, yout) END a2
7VHDL Example
- Dataflow architecture for the 2 to 1 MUX
In1
sel
yout
In0
ARCHITECTURE a3 OF mux2_1 IS BEGIN yout lt
((in0 AND NOT(sel)) OR (in1 AND sel)) END a3
8Configuration for 2 to 1 MUX
CONFIGURATION mux_behav OF mux2_1 IS FOR
a1 END FOR END mux_behav
9Half Adder Circuit
- Looking at the truth table for a half adder, it
is easy to visualize the circuit
10Full Adder Circuit
- The circuit at right shows a full adder
constructed from two half adders. - XOR generates the sum output
- AND generates the carry output
half adder
half adder
11Full Adder Entity Architecture
-- Dataflow model for a full adder circuit--
Library Statement declares the standard ieee
synthesis library LIBRARY ieee USE
ieee.std_logic_1164.ALL-- Entity declares the
inputs and outputs using a PORT statementENTITY
fulladder IS PORT(Ain, Bin, Cin IN STD_LOGIC
Cout, Sout OUT STD_LOGIC)END
fulladder-- Architecture defines the function
or entity-- In this case the function is defined
using Boolean equationsARCHITECTURE dataflow OF
fulladder ISBEGIN -- Concurrent Signal
Assignment Statements Sout lt Ain XOR Bin XOR
Cin Cout lt (Ain AND Bin) OR (Ain AND Cin) OR
(Bin AND Cin)END dataflow
12Full Adder - Architecture
-- In this case the function is defined by a
circuit structureARCHITECTURE structural OF
fulladder IS COMPONENT AND2 PORT( A, B IN
STD_LOGIC F OUT STD_LOGIC)END COMPONENT
COMPONENT OR3 PORT( A, B, C IN STD_LOGIC
F OUT STD_LOGIC)END COMPONENT COMPONENT
XOR2 PORT( A, B IN STD_LOGIC F OUT
STD_LOGIC)END COMPONENT SIGNAL AXB, AB, BC,
AC STD_LOGIC BEGIN F1 XOR2 port map (Ain,
Bin, AXB) F2 XOR2 port map (AXB, Cin,
Sout) F3 AND2 port map (Ain, Bin,
AB) --Port Map Statements F4 AND2 port
map (Bin, Cin, BC) F5 AND2 port map (Ain, Cin,
AC) F6 OR3 port map (AB, BC, AC, Cout) END
structural
13Binary Addition 4-Bit Numbers
- The following example illustrates the addition of
two 4-bit numbers A(A3A2A1A0) and B(B3B2B1B0)
How would this change for a BCD adder?
14Binary Addition 4-Bit Numbers
- The addition can be split-up in bit slices
- Each slice performs the addition of the bits Ai,
Bi and the Carry-in bit Ci - Ci lt carry-out bit of the previous slice
- Each slice is simply a full adder
154-Bit Binary Adder
- Circuit for a 4-bit parallel binary adder
constructed from full adder building blocks
164-Bit Adder - Entity
LIBRARY ieee USE ieee.std_logic_1164.ALL --
VHDL model of a 4-bit adder constructed from four
full adders ENTITY four_bit_adder_st IS PORT (A,
B IN STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(3 downto 0) SUM
OUT STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(3 downto 0) CIN IN
STD_LOGIC COUT OUT STD_LOGIC) END
four_bit_adder_st
Cin
Cout
174-Bit Adder Structural
-- The architecture in this case is a structural
one ARCHITECTURE structural OF four_bit_adder_st
IS -- First all the components are declared. The
full adder is -- declared only once, even though
it will be used 4 times. COMPONENT fulladder
PORT(Ain, Bin, Cin IN STD_LOGIC
Cout, Sout OUT STD_LOGIC) END COMPONENT
-- The full adders are connected by carry
signals. These must -- be declared also.
SIGNAL C STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(1 to 3) -- Port
map statements are used to define full adder
instances -- and how they are connected.
BEGIN F1 fulladder port map
(A(0),B(0),CIN,C(1),SUM(0)) F2 fulladder port
map (A(1),B(1),C(1),C(2),SUM(1)) F3 fulladder
port map (A(2),B(2),C(2),C(3),SUM(2)) F4
fulladder port map (A(3),B(3),C(3),COUT,SUM(3)) E
ND structural
184-Bit Adder Structural
-- The architecture in this case is a dataflow
one ARCHITECTURE dataflow OF four_bit_add_df
IS -- Again there will be internal carry signals
that are not -- inputs or outputs. These must be
declared as signals. SIGNAL C
STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(1 to 3) -- Concurrent signal
assignments can be used to describe -- each of
the 4 outputs and the carry signals. BEGIN
SUM(0) lt A(0) XOR B(0) XOR Cin C(1) lt (A(0)
AND B(0)) OR (A(0) AND Cin) OR (B(0) AND Cin)
SUM(1) lt A(1) XOR B(1) XOR C(1) C(2) lt (A(1)
AND B(1)) OR (A(1) AND C(1)) OR (B(1) AND
C(1)) SUM(2) lt A(2) XOR B(2) XOR C(2)
C(3) lt (A(2) AND B(2)) OR (A(2) AND C(2)) OR
(B(2) AND C(2)) SUM(3) lt A(3) XOR B(3) XOR
C(3) COUT lt (A(3) AND B(3)) OR (A(3) AND
C(3)) OR (B(3) AND C(3)) END dataflow
194-Bit Adder Behavioral
-- This is the current Lab assignment
Work with Anil to get this done!