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`timescale 1ns / 1ps
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`default_nettype none
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/*****************************************************************
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* module triwire: bidirectional wire bus model with delay
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*
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* This module models the two ends of a bidirectional bus with
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* transport (not inertial) delays in each direction. The
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* bus has a width of WIDTH and the delays are as follows:
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* a->b has a delay of Ta_b (in `timescale units)
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* b->a has a delay of Tb_a (in `timescale units)
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* The two delays will typically be the same. This model
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* overcomes the problem of "echoes" at the receiving end of the
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* wire by ensuring that data is only transmitted down the wire
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* when the received data is Z. That means that there may be
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* collisions resulting in X at the local end, but X's are not
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* transmitted to the other end, which is a limitation of the
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* model. Another compromise made in the interest of simulation
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* speed is that the bus is not treated as individual wires, so
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* a Z on any single wire may prevent data from being transmitted
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* on other wires.
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*
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* The delays are reals so that they may vary throughout the
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* course of a simulation. To change the delay, use the Verilog
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* force command. Here is an example instantiation template:
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*
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real Ta_b=1, Tb_a=1;
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always(Ta_b) force triwire.Ta_b = Ta_b;
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always(Tb_a) force triwire.Tb_a = Tb_a;
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triwire #(.WIDTH(WIDTH)) triwire (.a(a),.b(b));
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* Kevin Neilson, Xilinx, 2007
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*****************************************************************/
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module triwire #(parameter WIDTH=1) (inout wire [WIDTH-1:0] a, b);
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real Ta_b=1, Tb_a=1;
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reg [WIDTH-1:0] a_dly = 'bz, b_dly = 'bz;
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always @(a) a_dly <= #(Ta_b) b_dly==={WIDTH{1'bz}} ? a : 'bz;
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always @(b) b_dly <= #(Tb_a) a_dly==={WIDTH{1'bz}} ? b : 'bz;
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assign b = a_dly, a = b_dly;
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endmodule
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//delay fixed at build time here
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//Sebastien Riou
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module TriWirePullup #(parameter UNIDELAY=1)
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(inout wire a, b);
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reg a_dly = 'bz, b_dly = 'bz;
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always @(a) begin
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if(b_dly!==1'b0) begin
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if(a===1'b0)
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a_dly <= #(UNIDELAY) 1'b0;
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else
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a_dly <= #(UNIDELAY) 1'bz;
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end
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end
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always @(b) begin
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if(a_dly!==1'b0) begin
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if(b===1'b0)
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b_dly <= #(UNIDELAY) 1'b0;
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else
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b_dly <= #(UNIDELAY) 1'bz;
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end
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end
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assign b = a_dly, a = b_dly;
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pullup(a);
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pullup(b);
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endmodule
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/*module TriWireFixed #(parameter WIDTH=1)
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(inout wire [WIDTH-1:0] a, b);
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tran (a,b);//not supported by xilinx ISE, even just in simulation :-S
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specify
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(a*>b)=(1,1);
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(b*>a)=(1,1);
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endspecify
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endmodule */
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