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-- Author:          Jonny Doin, jdoin@opencores.org

-- 

-- Create Date:     15:36:20 05/15/2011

-- Module Name:     SPI_SLAVE - RTL

-- Project Name:    SPI INTERFACE

-- Target Devices:  Spartan-6

-- Tool versions:   ISE 13.1

-- Description: 

--

--      This block is the SPI slave interface, implemented in one single entity.

--      All internal core operations are synchronous to the external SPI clock, and follows the general SPI de-facto standard.

--      The parallel read/write interface is synchronous to a supplied system master clock, 'clk_i'.

--      Synchronization for the parallel ports is provided by input data request and write enable lines, and output data valid line.

--      Fully pipelined cross-clock circuitry guarantees that no setup artifacts occur on the buffers that are accessed by the two 

--      clock domains.

--

--      The block is very simple to use, and has parallel inputs and outputs that behave like a synchronous memory i/o.

--      It is parameterizable via generics for the data width ('N'), SPI mode (CPHA and CPOL), and lookahead prefetch 

--      signaling ('PREFETCH').

--

--      PARALLEL WRITE INTERFACE

--      The parallel interface has a input port 'di_i' and an output port 'do_o'.

--      Parallel load is controlled using 3 signals: 'di_i', 'di_req_o' and 'wren_i'. 

--      When the core needs input data, a look ahead data request strobe , 'di_req_o' is pulsed 'PREFETCH' 'spi_sck_i' 

--      cycles in advance to synchronize a user pipelined memory or fifo to present the next input data at 'di_i' 

--      in time to have continuous clock at the spi bus, to allow back-to-back continuous load.

--      The data request strobe on 'di_req_o' is 2 'clk_i' clock cycles long.

--      The write to 'di_i' must occur at most one 'spi_sck_i' cycle before actual load to the core shift register, to avoid

--      race conditions at the register transfer.

--      The user circuit places data at the 'di_i' port and strobes the 'wren_i' line for one rising edge of 'clk_i'.

--      For a pipelined sync RAM, a PREFETCH of 3 cycles allows an address generator to present the new adress to the RAM in one

--      cycle, and the RAM to respond in one more cycle, in time for 'di_i' to be latched by the interface one clock before transfer.

--      If the user sequencer needs a different value for PREFETCH, the generic can be altered at instantiation time.

--      The 'wren_i' write enable strobe must be valid at least one setup time before the rising edge of the last clock cycle,

--      if continuous transmission is intended. 

--      When the interface is idle ('spi_ssel_i' is HIGH), the top bit of the latched 'di_i' port is presented at port 'spi_miso_o'.

--

--      PARALLEL WRITE PIPELINED SEQUENCE

--      =================================

--                     __    __    __    __    __    __    __ 

--      clk_i       __/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \...     -- parallel interface clock

--                           ___________                        

--      di_req_o    ________/           \_____________________...     -- 'di_req_o' asserted on rising edge of 'clk_i'

--                  ______________ ___________________________...

--      di_i        __old_data____X______new_data_____________...     -- user circuit loads data on 'di_i' at next 'clk_i' rising edge

--                                             ________                        

--      wren_i      __________________________/        \______...     -- 'wren_i' enables latch on rising edge of 'clk_i'

--                      

--

--      PARALLEL READ INTERFACE

--      An internal buffer is used to copy the internal shift register data to drive the 'do_o' port. When a complete 

--      word is received, the core shift register is transferred to the buffer, at the rising edge of the spi clock, 'spi_sck_i'.

--      The signal 'do_valid_o' is strobed 3 'clk_i' clocks after, to directly drive a synchronous memory or fifo write enable.

--      'do_valid_o' is synchronous to the parallel interface clock, and changes only on rising edges of 'clk_i'.

--      When the interface is idle, data at the 'do_o' port holds the last word received.

--

--      PARALLEL READ PIPELINED SEQUENCE

--      ================================

--                      ______        ______        ______        ______

--      clk_spi_i   ___/ bit1 \______/ bitN \______/bitN-1\______/bitN-2\__...  -- spi base clock

--                     __    __    __    __    __    __    __    __    __  

--      clk_i       __/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \__/  \_...  -- parallel interface clock

--                  _________________ _____________________________________...  -- 1) received data is transferred to 'do_buffer_reg'

--      do_o        __old_data_______X__________new_data___________________...  --    after last bit received, at next shift clock.

--                                                   ____________               

--      do_valid_o  ________________________________/            \_________...  -- 2) 'do_valid_o' strobed for 2 'clk_i' cycles

--                                                                              --    on the 3rd 'clk_i' rising edge.

--

--

--      This design was originally targeted to a Spartan-6 platform, synthesized with XST and normal constraints.

--

------------------------------ COPYRIGHT NOTICE -----------------------------------------------------------------------

--                                                                   

--      This file is part of the SPI MASTER/SLAVE INTERFACE project http://opencores.org/project,spi_master_slave                

--                                                                   

--      Author(s):      Jonny Doin, jdoin@opencores.org

--                                                                   

--      Copyright (C) 2011 Authors and OPENCORES.ORG

--      --------------------------------------------

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--                                                                   

------------------------------ REVISION HISTORY -----------------------------------------------------------------------

--

-- 2011/05/15   v0.10.0050  [JD]    created the slave logic, with 2 clock domains, from SPI_MASTER module.

-- 2011/05/15   v0.15.0055  [JD]    fixed logic for starting state when CPHA='1'.

-- 2011/05/17   v0.80.0049  [JD]    added explicit clock synchronization circuitry across clock boundaries.

-- 2011/05/18   v0.95.0050  [JD]    clock generation circuitry, with generators for all-rising-edge clock core.

-- 2011/06/05   v0.96.0053  [JD]    changed async clear to sync resets.

-- 2011/06/07   v0.97.0065  [JD]    added cross-clock buffers, fixed fsm async glitches.

-- 2011/06/09   v0.97.0068  [JD]    reduced control sets (resets, CE, presets) to the absolute minimum to operate, to reduce 

--                                  synthesis LUT overhead in Spartan-6 architecture.

-- 2011/06/11   v0.97.0075  [JD]    redesigned all parallel data interfacing ports, and implemented cross-clock strobe logic.

-- 2011/06/12   v0.97.0079  [JD]    implemented wr_ack and di_req logic for state 0, and eliminated unnecessary registers reset.

-- 2011/06/17   v0.97.0079  [JD]    implemented wr_ack and di_req logic for state 0, and eliminated unnecessary registers reset.

-- 2011/07/16   v1.11.0080  [JD]    verified both spi_master and spi_slave in loopback at 50MHz SPI clock.

-- 2011/07/29   v2.00.0110  [JD]    FIX: CPHA bugs:

--                                      - redesigned core clocking to address all CPOL and CPHA configurations.

--                                      - added CHANGE_EDGE to the FSM register transfer logic, to have MISO change at opposite 

--                                        clock phases from SHIFT_EDGE.

--                                  Removed global signal setting at the FSM, implementing exhaustive explicit signal attributions

--                                  for each state, to avoid reported inference problems in some synthesis engines.

--                                  Streamlined port names and indentation blocks.

-- 2011/08/01   v2.01.0115  [JD]    Adjusted 'do_valid_o' pulse width to be 2 'clk_i', as in the master core.

--                                  Simulated in iSim with the master core for continuous transmission mode.

-- 2011/08/02   v2.02.0120  [JD]    Added mux for MISO at reset state, to output di(N-1) at start. This fixed a bug in first bit.

--                                  The master and slave cores were verified in FPGA with continuous transmission, for all SPI modes.

--

--                                                                   

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--  TODO

--  ====

--

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library ieee;

use ieee.std_logic_1164.all;

use ieee.numeric_std.all;

use ieee.std_logic_unsigned.all;

entity spi_slave is

    Generic (

        N : positive := 32;                                             -- 32bit serial word length is default

        CPOL : std_logic := '0';                                        -- SPI mode selection (mode 0 default)

        CPHA : std_logic := '0';                                        -- CPOL = clock polarity, CPHA = clock phase.

        PREFETCH : positive := 3);                                      -- prefetch lookahead cycles

    Port (

        clk_i : in std_logic := 'X';                                    -- internal interface clock (clocks di/do registers)

        spi_ssel_i : in std_logic := 'X';                               -- spi bus slave select line

        spi_sck_i : in std_logic := 'X';                                -- spi bus sck clock (clocks the shift register core)

        spi_mosi_i : in std_logic := 'X';                               -- spi bus mosi input

        spi_miso_o : out std_logic := 'X';                              -- spi bus spi_miso_o output

        di_req_o : out std_logic;                                       -- preload lookahead data request line

        di_i : in  std_logic_vector (N-1 downto 0) := (others => 'X');  -- parallel load data in (clocked in on rising edge of clk_i)

        wren_i : in std_logic := 'X';                                   -- user data write enable

        wr_ack_o : out std_logic;                                       -- write acknowledge

        do_valid_o : out std_logic;                                     -- do_o data valid strobe, valid during one clk_i rising edge.

        do_o : out  std_logic_vector (N-1 downto 0);                    -- parallel output (clocked out on falling clk_i)

        --- debug ports: can be removed for the application circuit ---

        do_transfer_o : out std_logic;                                  -- debug: internal transfer driver

        wren_o : out std_logic;                                         -- debug: internal state of the wren_i pulse stretcher

        rx_bit_next_o : out std_logic;                                  -- debug: internal rx bit

        state_dbg_o : out std_logic_vector (3 downto 0);                -- debug: internal state register

        sh_reg_dbg_o : out std_logic_vector (N-1 downto 0)              -- debug: internal shift register

    );

end spi_slave;

--================================================================================================================

-- SYNTHESIS CONSIDERATIONS

-- ========================

-- There are several output ports that are used to simulate and verify the core operation. 

-- Do not map any signals to the unused ports, and the synthesis tool will remove the related interfacing

-- circuitry. 

-- The same is valid for the transmit and receive ports. If the receive ports are not mapped, the

-- synthesis tool will remove the receive logic from the generated circuitry.

--================================================================================================================

architecture rtl of spi_slave is

    -- constants to control FlipFlop synthesis

    constant SHIFT_EDGE  : std_logic := (CPOL xnor CPHA);   -- MOSI data is captured and shifted at this SCK edge

    constant CHANGE_EDGE : std_logic := (CPOL xor CPHA);    -- MISO data is updated at this SCK edge

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -- GLOBAL RESET:

    --      all signals are initialized to zero at GSR (global set/reset) by giving explicit

    --      initialization values at declaration. This is needed for all Xilinx FPGAs, and 

    --      especially for the Spartan-6 and newer CLB architectures, where a local reset can

    --      reduce the usability of the slice registers, due to the need to share the control

    --      set (RESET/PRESET, CLOCK ENABLE and CLOCK) by all 8 registers in a slice.

    --      By using GSR for the initialization, and reducing RESET local init to the bare

    --      essential, the model achieves better LUT/FF packing and CLB usability.

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -- internal state signals for register and combinatorial stages

    signal state_next : natural range N downto 0 := 0;      -- state 0 is idle state

    signal state_reg : natural range N downto 0 := 0;       -- state 0 is idle state

    -- shifter signals for register and combinatorial stages

    signal sh_next : std_logic_vector (N-1 downto 0);

    signal sh_reg : std_logic_vector (N-1 downto 0);

    -- mosi and miso connections

    signal rx_bit_next : std_logic;

    signal tx_bit_next : std_logic;

    signal tx_bit_reg : std_logic;

    -- buffered di_i data signals for register and combinatorial stages

    signal di_reg : std_logic_vector (N-1 downto 0);

    -- internal wren_i stretcher for fsm combinatorial stage

    signal wren : std_logic;

    signal wr_ack_next : std_logic := '0';

    signal wr_ack_reg : std_logic := '0';

    -- buffered do_o data signals for register and combinatorial stages

    signal do_buffer_next : std_logic_vector (N-1 downto 0);

    signal do_buffer_reg : std_logic_vector (N-1 downto 0);

    -- internal signal to flag transfer to do_buffer_reg

    signal do_transfer_next : std_logic := '0';

    signal do_transfer_reg : std_logic := '0';

    -- internal input data request signal 

    signal di_req_next : std_logic := '0';

    signal di_req_reg : std_logic := '0';

    -- cross-clock do_valid_o logic

    signal do_valid_next : std_logic := '0';

    signal do_valid_A : std_logic := '0';

    signal do_valid_B : std_logic := '0';

    signal do_valid_C : std_logic := '0';

    signal do_valid_D : std_logic := '0';

    signal do_valid_o_reg : std_logic := '0';

    -- cross-clock di_req_o logic

    signal di_req_o_next : std_logic := '0';

    signal di_req_o_A : std_logic := '0';

    signal di_req_o_B : std_logic := '0';

    signal di_req_o_C : std_logic := '0';

    signal di_req_o_D : std_logic := '0';

    signal di_req_o_reg : std_logic := '0';

begin

    --=============================================================================================

    --  GENERICS CONSTRAINTS CHECKING

    --=============================================================================================

    -- minimum word width is 8 bits

    assert N >= 8

    report "Generic parameter 'N' error: SPI shift register size needs to be 8 bits minimum"

    severity FAILURE;

    -- maximum prefetch lookahead check

    assert PREFETCH <= N-5

    report "Generic parameter 'PREFETCH' error: lookahead count out of range, needs to be N-5 maximum"

    severity FAILURE;

    --=============================================================================================

    --  GENERATE BLOCKS

    --=============================================================================================

    --=============================================================================================

    --  DATA INPUTS

    --=============================================================================================

    -- connect rx bit input

    rx_bit_proc : rx_bit_next <= spi_mosi_i;

    --=============================================================================================

    --  CROSS-CLOCK PIPELINE TRANSFER LOGIC

    --=============================================================================================

    -- do_valid_o and di_req_o strobe output logic

    -- this is a delayed pulse generator with a ripple-transfer FFD pipeline, that generates a 

    -- fixed-length delayed pulse for the output flags, at the parallel clock domain

    out_transfer_proc : process ( clk_i, do_transfer_reg, di_req_reg,

                                  do_valid_A, do_valid_B, do_valid_D,

                                  di_req_o_A, di_req_o_B, di_req_o_D) is

    begin

        if clk_i'event and clk_i = '1' then                     -- clock at parallel port clock

            -- do_transfer_reg -> do_valid_o_reg

            do_valid_A <= do_transfer_reg;                      -- the input signal must be at least 2 clocks long

            do_valid_B <= do_valid_A;                           -- feed it to a ripple chain of FFDs

            do_valid_C <= do_valid_B;

            do_valid_D <= do_valid_C;

            do_valid_o_reg <= do_valid_next;                    -- registered output pulse

            --------------------------------

            -- di_req_reg -> di_req_o_reg

            di_req_o_A <= di_req_reg;                           -- the input signal must be at least 2 clocks long

            di_req_o_B <= di_req_o_A;                           -- feed it to a ripple chain of FFDs

            di_req_o_C <= di_req_o_B;

            di_req_o_D <= di_req_o_C;

            di_req_o_reg <= di_req_o_next;                      -- registered output pulse

        end if;

        -- generate a 2-clocks pulse at the 3rd clock cycle

        do_valid_next <= do_valid_A and do_valid_B and not do_valid_D;

        di_req_o_next <= di_req_o_A and di_req_o_B and not di_req_o_D;

    end process out_transfer_proc;

    -- parallel load input registers: data register and write enable

    in_transfer_proc: process (clk_i, wren_i, wr_ack_reg) is

    begin

        -- registered data input, input register with clock enable

        if clk_i'event and clk_i = '1' then

            if wren_i = '1' then

                di_reg <= di_i;                                 -- parallel data input buffer register

            end if;

        end  if;

        -- stretch wren pulse to be detected by spi fsm (ffd with sync preset and sync reset)

        if clk_i'event and clk_i = '1' then

            if wren_i = '1' then                                -- wren_i is the sync preset for wren

                wren <= '1';

            elsif wr_ack_reg = '1' then                         -- wr_ack is the sync reset for wren

                wren <= '0';

            end if;

        end  if;

    end process in_transfer_proc;

    --=============================================================================================

    --  REGISTER TRANSFER PROCESSES

    --=============================================================================================

    -- fsm state and data registers change on spi SHIFT_EDGE

    core_reg_proc : process (spi_sck_i, spi_ssel_i) is

    begin

        -- FFD registers clocked on SHIFT edge and cleared on idle (spi_ssel_i = 1)

        if spi_ssel_i = '1' then                                -- async clr

            state_reg <= 0;                                     -- state falls back to idle when slave not selected

        elsif spi_sck_i'event and spi_sck_i = SHIFT_EDGE then   -- on SHIFT edge, update all core registers

            state_reg <= state_next;                            -- core fsm changes state with spi SHIFT clock

        end if;

        -- FFD registers clocked on SHIFT edge

        if spi_sck_i'event and spi_sck_i = SHIFT_EDGE then      -- on fsm state change, update all core registers

            sh_reg <= sh_next;                                  -- core shift register

            do_buffer_reg <= do_buffer_next;                    -- registered data output

            do_transfer_reg <= do_transfer_next;                -- cross-clock transfer flag

            di_req_reg <= di_req_next;                          -- input data request

            wr_ack_reg <= wr_ack_next;                          -- wren ack for data load synchronization

        end if;

        -- FFD registers clocked on CHANGE edge

        if spi_sck_i'event and spi_sck_i = CHANGE_EDGE then

            tx_bit_reg <= tx_bit_next;                          -- update MISO driver from the MSb

        end if;

    end process core_reg_proc;

    --=============================================================================================

    --  COMBINATORIAL LOGIC PROCESSES

    --=============================================================================================

    -- state and datapath combinatorial logic

    core_combi_proc : process ( sh_reg, sh_next, state_reg, tx_bit_reg, rx_bit_next, do_buffer_reg,

                                do_transfer_reg, di_reg, di_req_reg, wren, wr_ack_reg) is

    begin

        -- all output signals are assigned to (avoid latches)

        sh_next <= sh_reg;                                              -- shift register

        tx_bit_next <= tx_bit_reg;                                      -- MISO driver

        do_buffer_next <= do_buffer_reg;                                -- output data buffer

        do_transfer_next <= do_transfer_reg;                            -- output data flag

        wr_ack_next <= wr_ack_reg;                                      -- write enable acknowledge

        di_req_next <= di_req_reg;                                      -- data input request

        state_next <= state_reg;                                        -- fsm control state

        case state_reg is

            when (N) =>

                -- stretch do_valid

                wr_ack_next <= '0';                                     -- acknowledge data in transfer

                di_req_next <= '0';                                     -- prefetch data request: deassert when shifting data

                tx_bit_next <= sh_reg(N-1);                             -- output next MSbit

                sh_next(N-1 downto 1) <= sh_reg(N-2 downto 0);          -- shift inner bits

                sh_next(0) <= rx_bit_next;                              -- shift in rx bit into LSb

                state_next <= state_reg - 1;                            -- update next state at each sck pulse

            when (N-1) downto (PREFETCH+3) =>

                -- send bit out and shif bit in

                do_transfer_next <= '0';                                -- reset transfer signal

                di_req_next <= '0';                                     -- prefetch data request: deassert when shifting data

                wr_ack_next <= '0';                                     -- remove data load ack for all but the load stages

                tx_bit_next <= sh_reg(N-1);                             -- output next MSbit

                sh_next(N-1 downto 1) <= sh_reg(N-2 downto 0);          -- shift inner bits

                sh_next(0) <= rx_bit_next;                              -- shift in rx bit into LSb

                state_next <= state_reg - 1;                            -- update next state at each sck pulse

            when (PREFETCH+2) downto 3 =>

                -- raise data prefetch request

                di_req_next <= '1';                                     -- request data in advance to allow for pipeline delays

                wr_ack_next <= '0';                                     -- remove data load ack for all but the load stages

                tx_bit_next <= sh_reg(N-1);                             -- output next MSbit

                sh_next(N-1 downto 1) <= sh_reg(N-2 downto 0);          -- shift inner bits

                sh_next(0) <= rx_bit_next;                              -- shift in rx bit into LSb

                state_next <= state_reg - 1;                            -- update next state at each sck pulse

            when 2 =>

                -- transfer parallel data on next state

                di_req_next <= '1';                                     -- request data in advance to allow for pipeline delays

                wr_ack_next <= '0';                                     -- remove data load ack for all but the load stages

                tx_bit_next <= sh_reg(N-1);                             -- output next MSbit

                sh_next(N-1 downto 1) <= sh_reg(N-2 downto 0);          -- shift inner bits

                sh_next(0) <= rx_bit_next;                              -- shift in rx bit into LSb

                do_transfer_next <= '1';                                -- signal transfer to do_buffer on next cycle

                do_buffer_next <= sh_next;                              -- get next data directly into rx buffer

                state_next <= state_reg - 1;                            -- update next state at each sck pulse

            when 1 =>

                -- restart from state 'N' if more sck pulses come

                sh_next(0) <= rx_bit_next;                              -- shift in rx bit into LSb

                sh_next(N-1 downto 1) <= di_reg(N-2 downto 0);          -- shift inner bits

                tx_bit_next <= di_reg(N-1);                             -- first output bit comes from the MSb of parallel data

                di_req_next <= '0';                                     -- prefetch data request: deassert when shifting data

                if wren = '1' then                                      -- load tx register if valid data present at di_reg

                    wr_ack_next <= '1';                                 -- acknowledge data in transfer

                    state_next <= N;                                    -- next state is top bit of new data

                else

                    wr_ack_next <= '0';                                 -- remove data load ack for all but the load stages

                    sh_next <= (others => '0');                         -- load null data (output '0' if no load)

                    state_next <= 0;                                    -- next state is idle state

                end if;

            when 0 =>

                sh_next(0) <= rx_bit_next;                              -- shift in rx bit into LSb

                sh_next(N-1 downto 1) <= di_reg(N-2 downto 0);          -- shift inner bits

                wr_ack_next <= '1';                                     -- acknowledge data in transfer

                di_req_next <= '0';                                     -- prefetch data request: deassert when shifting data

                do_transfer_next <= '0';                                -- clear signal transfer to do_buffer

                tx_bit_next <= di_reg(N-1);                             -- first output bit comes from the MSb of parallel data

                state_next <= N;                                        -- next state is top bit of new data

            when others =>

                state_next <= 0;                                        -- safe state

        end case;

    end process core_combi_proc;

    --=============================================================================================

    --  OUTPUT LOGIC PROCESSES

    --=============================================================================================

    -- data output processes

    do_o_proc :         do_o <= do_buffer_reg;                          -- do_o always available

    do_valid_o_proc:    do_valid_o <= do_valid_o_reg;                   -- copy registered do_valid_o to output

    di_req_o_proc:      di_req_o <= di_req_o_reg;                       -- copy registered di_req_o to output

    wr_ack_o_proc:      wr_ack_o <= wr_ack_reg;                         -- copy registered wr_ack_o to output

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -- MISO driver process: copy next tx bit at reset

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -- this is a MUX that selects the combinatorial next tx bit at reset, and the registered tx bit

    -- at sequential operation. The mux gives us a preload of the first bit, simplifying the shifter logic.

    spi_miso_o_proc: process (spi_ssel_i, tx_bit_reg, tx_bit_next) is

    begin

        if spi_ssel_i = '1' then

            spi_miso_o <= tx_bit_next;                                  -- copy next => reg at reset

        else

            spi_miso_o <= tx_bit_reg;

        end if;

    end process spi_miso_o_proc;

    --=============================================================================================

    --  DEBUG LOGIC PROCESSES

    --=============================================================================================

    -- these signals are useful for verification, and can be deleted after debug.

    do_transfer_proc:   do_transfer_o <= do_transfer_reg;

    state_debug_proc:   state_dbg_o <= std_logic_vector(to_unsigned(state_reg, 4)); -- export internal state to debug

    rx_bit_next_proc:   rx_bit_next_o <= rx_bit_next;

    wren_o_proc:        wren_o <= wren;

    sh_reg_debug_proc:  sh_reg_dbg_o <= sh_reg;                                     -- export sh_reg to debug

end architecture rtl;