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The verilog files, fpu_addsub.v and fpu_mul.v, are pipelined versions of
The verilog files, fpu_addsub.v and fpu_mul.v, are pipelined versions of
floating point operators.  The four rounding modes (Nearest, To Zero, To
floating point operators.  The four rounding modes (Nearest, To Zero, To
Positive Infintiy, To Negative Infinity) are supported by these operators.
Positive Infintiy, To Negative Infinity) are supported by these operators.
Denormalized numbers are not supported, but instead are treated as 0.
Denormalized numbers are not supported, but instead are treated as 0.
If infinity or NaN is on either of the inputs,
If infinity or NaN is on either of the inputs,
then infinity will be the output.  Addition and subtraction have a latency
then infinity will be the output.  Addition and subtraction have a latency
of 24 clock cycles, and then an output is available on each clock cycle after the latency.
of 24 clock cycles, and then an output is available on each clock cycle after the latency.
Multiplication has a latency of 21 clock cycles, and
Multiplication has a latency of 21 clock cycles, and
then an output is available on each clock cycle after the latency.
then an output is available on each clock cycle after the latency.
For addition and subtraction, fpu_addsub.v was synthesized with an estimated
For addition and subtraction, fpu_addsub.v was synthesized with an estimated
frequency of 259 MHz for a Virtex5 device.  The synthesis results are below.
frequency of 259 MHz for a Virtex5 device.  The synthesis results are below.
The file, fpu_addsub_TB.v, is the testbench used to simulate fpu_addsub.v.
The file, fpu_addsub_TB.v, is the testbench used to simulate fpu_addsub.v.
For multiplication, fpu_mul.v was synthesized with an estimated
For multiplication, fpu_mul.v was synthesized with an estimated
frequency of 393 MHz for a Virtex5 device.  The synthesis results are below.
frequency of 393 MHz for a Virtex5 device.  The synthesis results are below.
The file, fpu_mul_TB.v, is the testbench used to simulate fpu_mul.v.
The file, fpu_mul_TB.v, is the testbench used to simulate fpu_mul.v.
Please email me any questions.
Please email me any questions.
David Lundgren
David Lundgren
davidklun@gmail.com
davidklun@gmail.com
addsub synthesis results:
addsub synthesis results:
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Resource Usage Report for fpu_addsub
Resource Usage Report for fpu_addsub
Mapping to part: xc5vsx95tff1136-2
Mapping to part: xc5vsx95tff1136-2
Cell usage:
Cell usage:
FDE             55 uses
FDE             55 uses
FDR             6 uses
FDR             6 uses
FDRE            2848 uses
FDRE            2848 uses
GND             1 use
GND             1 use
MUXCY           8 uses
MUXCY           8 uses
MUXCY_L         293 uses
MUXCY_L         293 uses
VCC             1 use
VCC             1 use
XORCY           240 uses
XORCY           240 uses
XORCY_L         5 uses
XORCY_L         5 uses
LUT1            98 uses
LUT1            98 uses
LUT2            377 uses
LUT2            377 uses
LUT3            522 uses
LUT3            522 uses
LUT4            151 uses
LUT4            151 uses
LUT5            101 uses
LUT5            101 uses
LUT6            517 uses
LUT6            517 uses
I/O ports: 199
I/O ports: 199
I/O primitives: 198
I/O primitives: 198
IBUF           133 uses
IBUF           133 uses
OBUF           65 uses
OBUF           65 uses
BUFGP          1 use
BUFGP          1 use
SRL primitives:
SRL primitives:
SRLC32E        1 use
SRLC32E        1 use
SRL16E         54 uses
SRL16E         54 uses
I/O Register bits:                  0
I/O Register bits:                  0
Register bits not including I/Os:   2909 (4%)
Register bits not including I/Os:   2909 (4%)
Global Clock Buffers: 1 of 32 (3%)
Global Clock Buffers: 1 of 32 (3%)
Total load per clock:
Total load per clock:
   fpu_addsub|clk: 2964
   fpu_addsub|clk: 2964
Mapping Summary:
Mapping Summary:
Total  LUTs: 1821 (3%)
Total  LUTs: 1821 (3%)
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multiply synthesis results:
multiply synthesis results:
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Resource Usage Report for fpu_mul
Resource Usage Report for fpu_mul
Mapping to part: xc5vsx95tff1136-2
Mapping to part: xc5vsx95tff1136-2
Cell usage:
Cell usage:
DSP48E          9 uses
DSP48E          9 uses
FDE             83 uses
FDE             83 uses
FDRE            1536 uses
FDRE            1536 uses
FDRSE           11 uses
FDRSE           11 uses
GND             1 use
GND             1 use
MUXCY           7 uses
MUXCY           7 uses
MUXCY_L         164 uses
MUXCY_L         164 uses
VCC             1 use
VCC             1 use
XORCY           128 uses
XORCY           128 uses
XORCY_L         5 uses
XORCY_L         5 uses
LUT1            82 uses
LUT1            82 uses
LUT2            215 uses
LUT2            215 uses
LUT3            170 uses
LUT3            170 uses
LUT4            48 uses
LUT4            48 uses
LUT5            13 uses
LUT5            13 uses
LUT6            32 uses
LUT6            32 uses
I/O ports: 198
I/O ports: 198
I/O primitives: 197
I/O primitives: 197
IBUF           132 uses
IBUF           132 uses
OBUF           65 uses
OBUF           65 uses
BUFGP          1 use
BUFGP          1 use
SRL primitives:
SRL primitives:
SRL16E         83 uses
SRL16E         83 uses
I/O Register bits:                  0
I/O Register bits:                  0
Register bits not including I/Os:   1630 (2%)
Register bits not including I/Os:   1630 (2%)
Global Clock Buffers: 1 of 32 (3%)
Global Clock Buffers: 1 of 32 (3%)
Total load per clock:
Total load per clock:
   fpu_mul|clk: 1722
   fpu_mul|clk: 1722
Mapping Summary:
Mapping Summary:
Total  LUTs: 643 (1%)
Total  LUTs: 643 (1%)
 
 

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