Table 8.1 Verilog 2001 HDL Operators

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Table 8.1 Verilog 2001 HDL Operators

Table 8.2 Verilog Operator Precedence

FIGURE 8.1 A simplified flowchart for HDL‐based modeling, verification, and synthesis

FIGURE 8.2 Control and datapath interaction

FIGURE 8.3 ASM chart state box

FIGURE 8.4 ASM chart decision box

FIGURE 8.5 ASM chart conditional box and examples

FIGURE 8.6 ASM blocks

FIGURE 8.7 State diagram equivalent to the ASM chart of Fig. 8.6

FIGURE 8.8 Transition between states

FIGURE 8.9 (a) Block diagram for design example (b) ASMD chart for controller state transitions, asynchronous reset (c) ASMD chart for controller state transitions, synchronous reset (d) ASMD chart for a completely specified controller, asynchronous reset

Table 8.3 Sequence of Operations for Design Example

FIGURE 8.10 Datapath and controller for design example

FIGURE 8.11 Register transfer‐level description of design example

Table 8.4 State Table for the Controller of Fig. 8.10

FIGURE 8.12 Logic diagram of the control unit for Fig. 8.10

FIGURE 8.13 Simulation results for Design_Example_RTL

FIGURE 8.14 (a) Block diagram and (b) datapath of a binary multiplier

FIGURE 8.15 ASMD chart for binary multiplier

Table 8.5 Numerical Example For Binary Multiplier

FIGURE 8.16 Control specifications for binary multiplier

Table 8.6 State Assignment for Control

Table 8.7 State Table for Control Circuit

FIGURE 8.17 Logic diagram of control for binary multiplier using a sequence register and decoder

FIGURE 8.18 Logic diagram for one‐hot state controller

FIGURE 8.19 Simulation waveforms for one‐hot state controller

FIGURE 8.20 Example of ASM chart with four control inputs

FIGURE 8.21 Control implementation with multiplexers

Table 8.8 Multiplexer Input Conditions

FIGURE 8.22 Block diagram and ASMD chart for count‐of‐ones circuit

Table 8.9 Multiplexer Input Conditions for Design Example

FIGURE 8.23 Control implementation for count‐of‐ones circuit

FIGURE 8.24 Simulation waveforms for count‐of‐ones circuit

FIGURE 8.24 (continued) Simulation waveforms for count‐of‐ones circuit