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-- MIT License
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--
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-- Copyright (c) 2017 Mario Mauerer
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--
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-- Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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-- of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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-- in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
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-- to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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-- copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
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-- furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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--
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-- The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
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-- copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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--
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-- THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
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-- IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
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-- FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
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-- AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
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-- LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
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-- OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
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-- SOFTWARE.
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--
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-- VHDL Naming Convention:
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-- http://dz.ee.ethz.ch/en/information/hdl-help/vhdl-naming-conventions.html
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--
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-- VIIRF - Versatile IIR Filter
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--
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-- sos_core_df1.vhd
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--
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-- This is the implementation of a direct-form 1 SOS/biquad.
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-- It implements the following difference equation:
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-- y[n] = g*(b0*x[n] + b1*x[n-1] + b2*x[n-2] - a1*y[n-1] - a2*y[n-2])
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--
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-- The core is pipelined; there are registers between mayor logic elements in
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-- order to be able to operate this core at a higher clock rate. This comes at
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-- the cost of a higher resource utilization, especially multipliers. There is
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-- a core that reuses the multiplier, at the cost of a lower max.
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-- clock rate (sos_core_df1_reuse.vhd)
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--
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-- The coefficients are provided as signed vectors to this unit.
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--
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-- Generics/Configuration:
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--
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-- W_DAT:
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-- Data width (input and output) of the core
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-- W_COEF:
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-- Overall coefficient width.
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-- W_FRAC:
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-- Fraction length of the coefficients. Together with W_COEF, this defines
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-- the Q-notation of the quantized coefficients.
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-- E.g., for Q1.15, set W_COEF=16 and W_FRAC=15.
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-- SOSGAIN_EN:
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-- Boolean that indicates whether the output-gain of the section is
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-- enabled/generated, or not.
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library IEEE;
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use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_1164.all;
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use IEEE.NUMERIC_STD.all;
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entity sos_core_df1 is
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generic(
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W_DAT : integer := 25;
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W_COEF : integer := 18;
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W_FRAC : integer := 16;
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SOSGAIN_EN : boolean := true
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);
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port (
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ClkxCI : in std_logic;
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RstxRI : in std_logic;
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DatxDI : in signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0);
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StrbxSI : in std_logic;
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DatxDO : out signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0);
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StrbxSO : out std_logic;
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b0xDI : in signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0);
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b1xDI : in signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0);
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b2xDI : in signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0);
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a1xDI : in signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0);
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a2xDI : in signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0);
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gxDI : in signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0)
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);
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end sos_core_df1;
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architecture Behavioral of sos_core_df1 is
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Components
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- No additional components.
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Signal Declarations
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Constants:
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-- Data width after multipliers. This is also the width of the adders:
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constant W_MUL : integer := W_COEF + W_DAT;
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-- Data width after the right-shift operation:
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constant W_RS : integer := W_MUL - W_FRAC;
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-- Values for output saturation. Two's complement min and max values, defined
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-- using bit-masks instead of integers, as W_DAT is allowed to be > 32 bit.
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constant SAT_OUT_POS : signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0) := (W_DAT-1 => '0', others => '1');
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constant SAT_OUT_NEG : signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0) := (W_DAT-1 => '1', others => '0');
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-- Number of cycles for the strobe-output:
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constant NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB : integer := 9;
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-----------
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-- Signals:
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-----------
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-- Main registers for the direct-form 1 implementation:
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signal b0RegxDN, b0RegxDP : signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal b1RegxDN, b1RegxDP : signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal b2RegxDN, b2RegxDP : signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal a1RegxDN, a1RegxDP : signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal a2RegxDN, a2RegxDP : signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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-- Pipelining-registers: Between adders/multipliers for better timing:
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signal b0MulxDN, b0MulxDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal b1MulxDN, b1MulxDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal b2MulxDN, b2MulxDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal a1MulxDN, a1MulxDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal a2MulxDN, a2MulxDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal Sum1xDN, Sum1xDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal Sum2xDN, Sum2xDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal Sum3xDN, Sum3xDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal Sum4xDN, Sum4xDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal ShiftOutxDN, ShiftOutxDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal ShiftOutRSxDN, ShiftOutRSxDP : signed(W_RS-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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-- Coefficient buffer registers: For reducing routing delay. These registers
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-- are ''static'', i.e., don't change during the core's operation.
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signal b0xDN, b0xDP : signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal b1xDN, b1xDP : signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal b2xDN, b2xDP : signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal a1xDN, a1xDP : signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal a2xDN, a2xDP : signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal gxDN, gxDP : signed(W_COEF-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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-- Output and output-gain register/signals:
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signal SatRegxDN, SatRegxDP : signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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begin -- Behavioral
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-- Wiring
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Buffer registers for timing relaxation (routing delay):
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b0xDN <= b0xDI;
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b1xDN <= b1xDI;
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b2xDN <= b2xDI;
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a1xDN <= a1xDI;
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a2xDN <= a2xDI;
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gxDN <= gxDI;
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-- Processes
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-- The main registers of the direct-form 1 are strobed/forwarded here:
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RegStrb : process(DatxDI, StrbxSI, a1RegxDP, a2RegxDP, b0RegxDP, b1RegxDP,
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b2RegxDP, satRegxDP)
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begin
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-- Default assignments:
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b0RegxDN <= b0RegxDP;
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b1RegxDN <= b1RegxDP;
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b2RegxDN <= b2RegxDP;
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a1RegxDN <= a1RegxDP;
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a2RegxDN <= a2RegxDP;
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-- These registers are only updated upon a new input strobe:
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if StrbxSI = '1' then
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b0RegxDN <= DatxDI;
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b1RegxDN <= b0RegxDP;
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b2RegxDN <= b1RegxDP;
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a1RegxDN <= satRegxDP;
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a2RegxDN <= a1RegxDP;
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end if;
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end process RegStrb;
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-- This calculates the section's new states. It also saturates the output of
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-- the core.
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DataCalc : process(ShiftOutRSxDP, Sum1xDP, Sum2xDP, Sum3xDP, Sum4xDP,
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a1MulxDP, a1RegxDP, a1xDP, a2MulxDP, a2RegxDP, a2xDP,
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b0MulxDP, b0RegxDP, b0xDP, b1MulxDP, b1RegxDP, b1xDP,
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b2MulxDP, b2RegxDP, b2xDP, shiftOutxDP)
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begin
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-- MulAccs of the direct-form 1:
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b0MulxDN <= b0RegxDP * b0xDP;
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b1MulxDN <= b1RegxDP * b1xDP;
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b2MulxDN <= b2RegxDP * b2xDP;
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Sum1xDN <= b0MulxDP + b1MulxDP;
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Sum2xDN <= Sum1xDP + b2MulxDP;
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Sum3xDN <= Sum2xDP - a2MulxDP;
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Sum4xDN <= Sum3xDP - a1MulxDP;
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a1MulxDN <= a1RegxDP * a1xDP;
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a2MulxDN <= a2RegxDP * a2xDP;
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-- Output divider: Get rid of the gain due to the integer algebra (2^W_FRAC):
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ShiftOutxDN <= shift_right(Sum4xDP, W_FRAC);
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-- Resize to a smaller vector for less routing delay for the upcoming saturation:
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ShiftOutRSxDN <= resize(shiftOutxDP, W_RS);
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-- Check for output overflow and saturate, if necessary:
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if ShiftOutRSxDP > SAT_OUT_POS then
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SatRegxDN <= SAT_OUT_POS;
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elsif ShiftOutRSxDP < SAT_OUT_NEG then
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SatRegxDN <= SAT_OUT_NEG;
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SatRegxDN <= resize(ShiftOutRSxDP, W_DAT);
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end if;
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end process DataCalc;
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-- Only create / generate the output multiplier, if it's actually enabled.
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-- This saves DSP-resources and latency.
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-- The signals defined in this block are not visible outside this
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-- generate-statement, hence there is a clocking-process here, too.
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-- The required latency for the strobe-signal is 13
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GenerateOutMul : if SOSGAIN_EN = true generate
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signal gRegxDN, gRegxDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal ShiftGainOutxDN, ShiftGainOutxDP : signed(W_MUL-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal ShiftGainOutRSxDN, ShiftGainOutRSxDP : signed(W_RS-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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signal OutMulxDN, OutMulxDP : signed(W_DAT-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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-- Number of latency-cycles required for the strobe-output, if the output
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-- gain is used:
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constant NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB : integer := 13;
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-- Strobe-shift register: The input strobe is shifted "through" this unit:
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signal StrbShiftxSN, StrbShiftxSP : std_logic_vector(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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begin
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-- This process manages the section's output gain:
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OutGain : process(SatRegxDP, ShiftGainOutxDP, gRegxDP, gxDP,
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shiftGainOutRSxDP)
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begin
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-- Apply the output gain:
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gRegxDN <= SatRegxDP * gxDP;
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-- Output divider: Get rid of the gain due to the integer algebra (2^W_FRAC):
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ShiftGainOutxDN <= shift_right(gRegxDP, W_FRAC);
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-- Resize to a smaller vector for less routing delay for the upcoming saturation:
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ShiftGainOutRSxDN <= resize(ShiftGainOutxDP, W_RS);
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-- Output Saturation:
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if ShiftGainOutRSxDP > SAT_OUT_POS then
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OutMulxDN <= SAT_OUT_POS;
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elsif ShiftGainOutRSxDP < SAT_OUT_NEG then
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OutMulxDN <= SAT_OUT_NEG;
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OutMulxDN <= resize(shiftGainOutRSxDP, W_DAT);
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end if;
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end process OutGain;
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-- The core's data output is the one where the output gain has been applied
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-- to:
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DatxDO <= OutMulxDP;
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-- Delay the input strobe according to the latency of the core:
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StrobeShiftOutGain : process(StrbShiftxSP(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-2 downto 0),
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StrbxSI)
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begin
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StrbShiftxSN(0) <= StrbxSI;
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StrbShiftxSN(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-1 downto 1) <= StrbShiftxSP(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-2 downto 0);
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end process StrobeShiftOutGain;
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-- Strobe output:
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StrbxSO <= StrbShiftxSP(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-1);
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--The flip-flops needed if the output gain is deployed:
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FF_OutMul : process (ClkxCI)
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begin
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if ClkxCI'event and ClkxCI = '1' then
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if RstxRI = '1' then
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gRegxDP <= (others => '0');
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ShiftGainOutxDP <= (others => '0');
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ShiftGainOutRSxDP <= (others => '0');
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OutMulxDP <= (others => '0');
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StrbShiftxSP <= (others => '0');
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gRegxDP <= gRegxDN;
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ShiftGainOutxDP <= ShiftGainOutxDN;
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ShiftGainOutRSxDP <= ShiftGainOutRSxDN;
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OutMulxDP <= OutMulxDN;
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StrbShiftxSP <= StrbShiftxSn;
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end if;
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end if;
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end process FF_OutMul;
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end generate;
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-- If the individual section gains are not used: Simply take the
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-- saturated output from the direct-form 1 implementation.
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-- The required latency for the strobe-signal is 9
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GenerateNoOutMul : if SOSGAIN_EN = false generate
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-- Number of latency-cycles required for the strobe-output, if the output
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-- gain is not used:
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constant NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB : integer := 9;
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-- Strobe-shift register: The input strobe is shifted "through" this unit:
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signal StrbShiftxSN, StrbShiftxSP : std_logic_vector(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-1 downto 0) := (others => '0');
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begin
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-- The output from the direct-form 1 calculation:
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DatxDO <= SatRegxDP;
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-- Delay the input strobe according to the latency of the core:
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StrobeShiftNoOutGain : process(StrbShiftxSP(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-2 downto 0),
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StrbxSI)
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begin
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StrbShiftxSN(0) <= StrbxSI;
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StrbShiftxSN(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-1 downto 1) <= StrbShiftxSP(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-2 downto 0);
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end process StrobeShiftNoOutGain;
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-- Strobe output:
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StrbxSO <= StrbShiftxSP(NUM_CYC_DEL_STRB-1);
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--The flip-flops needed if the output gain is not used:
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FF_NoOutMul : process (ClkxCI)
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begin
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if ClkxCI'event and ClkxCI = '1' then
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if RstxRI = '1' then
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StrbShiftxSP <= (others => '0');
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else
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StrbShiftxSP <= StrbShiftxSn;
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end if;
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end if;
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end process FF_NoOutMul;
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end generate;
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-- The flip-flops for the direct-form 1 implementation:
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FF : process (ClkxCI)
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begin
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if ClkxCI'event and ClkxCI = '1' then
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if RstxRI = '1' then
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b0RegxDP <= (others => '0');
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b1RegxDP <= (others => '0');
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b2RegxDP <= (others => '0');
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a1RegxDP <= (others => '0');
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a2RegxDP <= (others => '0');
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b0MulxDP <= (others => '0');
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b1MulxDP <= (others => '0');
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b2MulxDP <= (others => '0');
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a1MulxDP <= (others => '0');
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a2MulxDP <= (others => '0');
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Sum1xDP <= (others => '0');
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Sum2xDP <= (others => '0');
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Sum3xDP <= (others => '0');
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Sum4xDP <= (others => '0');
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ShiftOutxDP <= (others => '0');
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ShiftOutRSxDP <= (others => '0');
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b0xDP <= (others => '0');
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b1xDP <= (others => '0');
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b2xDP <= (others => '0');
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a1xDP <= (others => '0');
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a2xDP <= (others => '0');
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gxDP <= (others => '0');
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SatRegxDP <= (others => '0');
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else
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b0RegxDP <= b0RegxDN;
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b1RegxDP <= b1RegxDN;
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b2RegxDP <= b2RegxDN;
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a1RegxDP <= a1RegxDN;
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a2RegxDP <= a2RegxDN;
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b0MulxDP <= b0MulxDN;
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b1MulxDP <= b1MulxDN;
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b2MulxDP <= b2MulxDN;
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a1MulxDP <= a1MulxDN;
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a2MulxDP <= a2MulxDN;
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Sum1xDP <= Sum1xDN;
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Sum2xDP <= Sum2xDN;
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Sum3xDP <= Sum3xDN;
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Sum4xDP <= Sum4xDN;
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ShiftOutxDP <= ShiftOutxDN;
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ShiftOutRSxDP <= ShiftOutRSxDN;
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b0xDP <= b0xDN;
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b1xDP <= b1xDN;
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b2xDP <= b2xDN;
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a1xDP <= a1xDN;
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a2xDP <= a2xDN;
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gxDP <= gxDN;
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SatRegxDP <= SatRegxDN;
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end if;
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end if;
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end process FF;
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Instances
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- No further instances.
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end Behavioral;
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