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Xilinx Risc-V Board Tutorial : Block/SCH Digital Clock Design- FII-PRX100 FPGA Board Experiment 4

Experiment 4 Block/SCH Digital Clock Design

1.Experiment Objective

    1. Review the new FPGA project building in Vivado, device selection, PLL creation, PLL frequency setting, Verilog tree hierarchy design, and the use of ILA
    2. Master the design method of graphics from top to bottom
    3. Combine the BCD_counter project to realize the movement of the decimal point (DP) of the decoder
    4. Observe the test result

2.Experiment Procedure

  1. File -> Project -> New

Project Name:block_counter

Select Device: XC7A100T-2FGG676I

  1. See Fig 4. 1, add source file, new top-level entity: block_counter.v
Risc-V Board Tutorial : Block/SCH Digital Clock Design
Risc-V Board Tutorial : Block/SCH Digital Clock Design

Fig 4. 1 Build source file

  1. As shown in Fig 4. 2, add the PLL as in the experiment 1, set the input clock to 50 MHz, and the output clock to 100 MHz.
Risc-V Board Tutorial : Block/SCH Digital Clock Design
Risc-V Board Tutorial : Block/SCH Digital Clock Design

Fig 4. 2 Set the PLL IP core

  1. Create a new Verilog HDL file for the frequency divider
    1. Divide the 100 MHz clock into a 1 MHz clock
module div_us(

input rst,

input sys_clk,

output reg us_f

);

reg[6:0] us_r;

always@(posedge sys_clk)

if(rst)begin

us_r<=0;

us_f<=1’b0;

end

else begin

us_f<=1’b0;

if(us_r==99)begin

us_r<=0;

us_f<=1’b1;

end

else begin

us_r<=us_r+1;

end

end

endmodule

    1. Create a new 1000 division verilog HDL file again, div_1000f.v
module div_1000f

(

input rst,

input sys_clk,

input in_f,

output reg div1000_f

);

reg[9:0] div1000_r;

always@(posedge sys_clk)

if(rst)begin

div1000_r<=9’d0;

div1000_f<=1’b0;

end

else begin

div1000_f<=1’b0;

if(in_f) begin

if(div1000_r==999)begin

div1000_r<=0;

div1000_f<=1’b1;

end

else begin

div1000_r<=div1000_r+1;

end

end

end

endmodule

  1. Use the 1000 frequency division program div_1000f.v to divide the 1 MHZ clock into 1000 HZ, 1 HZ clock.
module block_dvi(

input wire sys_clk,

input wire sys_rst,

 

output wire us_f,

output wire ms_f,

output wire s_f

);

 

 

div_us div_us_inst(

.rst (sys_rst),

.sys_clk (sys_clk) ,

.us_f (us_f)

);

 

div_1000f div_1000f_inst(

.rst (sys_rst) ,

.sys_clk (sys_clk) ,

.in_f (us_f ) ,

.div1000_f (ms_f)

);

 

div_1000f div_1000f_inst2(

.rst (sys_rst) ,

.sys_clk (sys_clk) ,

.in_f (ms_f ) ,

.div1000_f (s_f)

);

 

endmodule

  1. Create a new Verilog file bcd_counter.v, design hour counter and minute counter
module bcd_counter(

input rst,

input sys_rst,

input sys_clk,

input ms_f,

input s_f,

output reg [7:0] seven_seg,

output reg [3:0] scan

);

reg ext_rst;

reg min_f;

 

reg [3:0] counta,countb;

reg [3:0] countc,countd;

reg [3:0] count_sel;

 

reg [6:0]seven_seg_r;

 

always@(posedge sys_clk) begin

ext_rst<=sys_rst;

end

 

 

always@(posedge sys_clk)

if(ext_rst)begin

counta<=0;

countb<=0;

min_f <=1’b0;

end

else begin

min_f <=1’b0;

if(s_f) begin

if(counta==4’d9) begin

counta<=4’d0;

if(countb==5)begin

countb<=0;

min_f<=1’b1;

end

else

countb<=countb+1’b1;

end

else begin

counta<=counta+1’b1;

end

end

 

end

always@(posedge sys_clk)

if(ext_rst)begin

countc<=4’d0;

countd<=4’d0;

end

else begin

if(min_f) begin

if(countc==4’d9) begin

countc<=4’d0;

if(countd==5)begin

countd<=0;

end

else

countd<=countd+1’b1;

end

else begin

countc<=countc+1’b1;

end

end

 

end

 

reg [1:0] scan_st;

 

always@(posedge sys_clk)

if(ext_rst) begin

scan <=4’b1111;

count_sel <=4’d0;

scan_st<=0;

end

else case(scan_st)

0:begin

scan <=4’b1110;

count_sel <=counta;

if(ms_f)

scan_st <=1;

end

1:begin

scan <=4’b1101;

count_sel <=countb;

if(ms_f)

scan_st <=2;

end

2:begin

scan<=4’b1011;

count_sel <=countc;

if(ms_f)

scan_st<=3;

end

3:begin

scan<=4’b0111;

count_sel <=countd;

if(ms_f)

scan_st<=0;

end

default:scan_st<=0;

endcase

 

always@(*)

case(count_sel)

0:seven_seg_r<=7’b100_0000;

1:seven_seg_r<=7’b111_1001;

2:seven_seg_r<=7’b010_0100;

3:seven_seg_r<=7’b011_0000;

4:seven_seg_r<=7’b001_1001;

5:seven_seg_r<=7’b001_0010;

6:seven_seg_r<=7’b000_0011;

7:seven_seg_r<=7’b111_1000;

8:seven_seg_r<=7’b000_0000;

9:seven_seg_r<=7’b001_0000;

default:seven_seg_r<=7’b100_0000;

endcase

always@(posedge sys_clk)

seven_seg<={1’b1,seven_seg_r};

 

endmodule

  1. Instantiate each function module subroutine into the top-level entity for comprehensive compilation.

 

module block_counter(

input wire rst,

input wire clk_in,

 

output wire [7:0] seven_seg,

output wire [3:0] scan

);

 

wire us_f;

wire ms_f ;

wire s_f ;

 

reg sys_rst;

wire sys_clk;

 

block_dvi block_dvi_inst(

.sys_clk (sys_clk) ,

.sys_rst (sys_rst) ,

.us_f (us_f) ,

.ms_f (ms_f) ,

.s_f (s_f)

);

always @(posedge sys_clk)

sys_rst <=!locked ;

pll pll_inst

(

// Clock out ports

.clk_out1(sys_clk), // output clk_out1

// Status and control signals

.reset(1’b0), // input reset

.locked(locked), // output locked

// Clock in ports

.clk_in1(clk_in)); // input clk_in1

 

bcd_counter bcd_counter_inst(

.rst (rst) ,

.sys_rst (sys_rst) ,

.sys_clk (sys_clk) , //c0_50Mclk

.ms_f (ms_f) ,

.s_f (s_f) ,

.seven_seg (seven_seg) ,

.scan (scan)

);

endmodule

  1. Lock the Pin
Signal Name Port Description Network Label FPGA Pin
inclk_in Sytem clock 50 MHz C10_50MCLK U22
rst Reset, high by default KEY1 M4
seven_seg[0] Segment a SEG_PA K26
seven_seg[1] Segment b SEG_PB M20
seven_seg[2] Segment c SEG_PC L20
seven_seg[3] Segment d SEG_PD N21
seven_seg[4] Segment e SEG_PE N22
seven_seg[5] Segment f SEG_PF P21
seven_seg[6] Segment g SEG_PG P23
seven_seg[7] Segment h SEG_DP P24
scan[0] Segment 6 SEG_3V3_D5 T24
scan[1] Segment 5 SEG_3V3_D4 R25
scan[2] Segment 4 SEG_3V3_D3 K25
scan[3] Segment 3 SEG_3V3_D2 N18
  1. Compile, download to the board and test the program. The test result is shown in Fig 4. 3.

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Fig 4. 3 Test result

3.More to Practice

      1. Practice the design of high-level digital clocks, month (positional system by base 30), day (positional system by base 24), hour (sexagesimal), and minute (sexagesimal).
      2. The content of this lab exercise is to use the design with a top-down design approach.
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