1 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
3 //// Simple Asynchronous Serial Comm. Device ////
6 //// Author: Rudolf Usselmann ////
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41 // $Id: sasc_top.v,v 1.2 2006/03/30 02:47:07 rudi Exp $
43 // $Date: 2006/03/30 02:47:07 $
50 // $Log: sasc_top.v,v $
51 // Revision 1.2 2006/03/30 02:47:07 rudi
52 // Thanks to Darren O'Connor of SPEC, Inc. for fixing a bug
53 // with the DPLL and data alignment:
55 // You were right that it was a problem with the dpll. I found
56 // that it was possible to get two baud clocks (rx_sio_ce) during
57 // one bit period. I fixed the problem by delaying the input data
58 // signal with a shift register and using that in the equations
59 // for the "change" variable that controls the DPLL FSM.
61 // Revision 1.1.1.1 2002/09/16 16:16:42 rudi
72 `include "timescale.v"
76 ===============================
83 module sasc_top( clk, rst,
86 rxd_i, txd_o, cts_i, rts_o,
88 // External Baud Rate Generator
92 din_i, dout_o, re_i, we_i, full_o, empty_o);
105 output full_o, empty_o;
107 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
109 // Local Wires and Registers
112 parameter START_BIT = 1'b0,
124 reg [3:0] tx_bit_cnt;
127 reg [3:0] rx_bit_cnt;
130 reg rx_valid, rx_valid_r;
139 reg rx_sio_ce_d, rx_sio_ce_r1, rx_sio_ce_r2, rx_sio_ce;
140 reg [1:0] dpll_state, dpll_next_state;
141 reg [5:0] rxd_dly; //New input delay used to ensure no baud clocks
142 // occur twice in one baud period
143 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
148 sasc_fifo4 tx_fifo( .clk( clk ),
159 sasc_fifo4 rx_fifo( .clk( clk ),
170 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
174 always @(posedge clk)
175 if(!rst) txf_empty_r <= #1 1'b1;
177 if(sio_ce) txf_empty_r <= #1 txf_empty;
179 always @(posedge clk)
180 load <= #1 !txf_empty_r & !shift_en & !cts_i;
182 always @(posedge clk)
185 assign load_e = load & sio_ce;
187 always @(posedge clk)
188 if(load_e) hold_reg <= #1 {STOP_BIT, txd_p, START_BIT};
190 if(shift_en & sio_ce) hold_reg <= #1 {IDLE_BIT, hold_reg[9:1]};
192 always @(posedge clk)
193 if(!rst) txd_o <= #1 IDLE_BIT;
196 if(shift_en | shift_en_r) txd_o <= #1 hold_reg[0];
197 else txd_o <= #1 IDLE_BIT;
199 always @(posedge clk)
200 if(!rst) tx_bit_cnt <= #1 4'h9;
202 if(load_e) tx_bit_cnt <= #1 4'h0;
204 if(shift_en & sio_ce) tx_bit_cnt <= #1 tx_bit_cnt + 4'h1;
206 always @(posedge clk)
207 shift_en <= #1 (tx_bit_cnt != 4'h9);
209 always @(posedge clk)
210 if(!rst) shift_en_r <= #1 1'b0;
212 if(sio_ce) shift_en_r <= #1 shift_en;
214 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
219 always @(posedge clk)
221 rxd_dly[5:1] <= #1 rxd_dly[4:0];
222 rxd_dly[0] <= #1rxd_i;
223 rxd_s <= #1rxd_dly[5]; // rxd_s = delay 1
224 rxd_r <= #1 rxd_s; // rxd_r = delay 2
228 assign start = (rxd_r == IDLE_BIT) & (rxd_s == START_BIT);
230 always @(posedge clk)
231 if(!rst) rx_bit_cnt <= #1 4'ha;
233 if(!rx_go & start) rx_bit_cnt <= #1 4'h0;
235 if(rx_go & rx_sio_ce) rx_bit_cnt <= #1 rx_bit_cnt + 4'h1;
237 always @(posedge clk)
238 rx_go <= #1 (rx_bit_cnt != 4'ha);
240 always @(posedge clk)
241 rx_valid <= #1 (rx_bit_cnt == 4'h9);
243 always @(posedge clk)
244 rx_valid_r <= #1 rx_valid;
246 assign rx_we = !rx_valid_r & rx_valid & !rxf_full;
248 always @(posedge clk)
249 if(rx_go & rx_sio_ce) rxr <= {rxd_s, rxr[9:1]};
251 always @(posedge clk)
252 rts_o <= #1 rxf_full;
254 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
259 // Uses 4x baud clock to lock to incoming stream
262 always @(posedge clk)
263 if(sio_ce_x4) rxd_r1 <= #1 rxd_s;
265 always @(posedge clk)
266 if(sio_ce_x4) rxd_r2 <= #1 rxd_r1;
268 always @(posedge clk)
271 else if ((rxd_dly[1] != rxd_r1) || (rxd_dly[1] != rxd_s))
277 always @(posedge clk or negedge rst)
278 if(!rst) dpll_state <= #1 2'h1;
280 if(sio_ce_x4) dpll_state <= #1 dpll_next_state;
282 always @(dpll_state or change)
287 if(change) dpll_next_state = 3'h0;
288 else dpll_next_state = 3'h1;
291 if(change) dpll_next_state = 3'h3;
292 else dpll_next_state = 3'h2;
295 if(change) dpll_next_state = 3'h0;
296 else dpll_next_state = 3'h3;
298 if(change) dpll_next_state = 3'h0;
299 else dpll_next_state = 3'h0;
303 // Compensate for sync registers at the input - allign sio
304 // clock enable to be in the middle between two bit changes ...
305 always @(posedge clk)
306 rx_sio_ce_r1 <= #1 rx_sio_ce_d;
308 always @(posedge clk)
309 rx_sio_ce_r2 <= #1 rx_sio_ce_r1;
311 always @(posedge clk)
312 rx_sio_ce <= #1 rx_sio_ce_r1 & !rx_sio_ce_r2;