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Introduction to Structured VLSI Design EITF35 LAB 3 Simple ALU Arturo Prieto [email protected]

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Page 1: Introduction to Structured VLSI DesignLab Preparation Read the lab manual carefully to understand all the details. Read the checklist file and prepare the requirements of Lab 3. Read

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Introduction to Structured VLSI DesignEITF35

LAB 3

Simple ALU

Arturo [email protected]

Page 2: Introduction to Structured VLSI DesignLab Preparation Read the lab manual carefully to understand all the details. Read the checklist file and prepare the requirements of Lab 3. Read

Introduction

❑ Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) is the fundamentalbuilding block of the CPU in a computer.

▪ “Heart” of a processor

▪ Each processor needs at least one ALU

❑ ALU is a digital circuit that performs:

▪ Arithmetic operations (Add, Sub, . . .)

▪ Logical operations (AND, OR, NOT)

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Page 3: Introduction to Structured VLSI DesignLab Preparation Read the lab manual carefully to understand all the details. Read the checklist file and prepare the requirements of Lab 3. Read

Objective of Lab3

❑ Design a simple ALU to perform the followingfunctions for its inputs (i.e. A, B):

▪ Addition: (A + B)

▪ Subtraction: (A - B)

▪ Modulo 3: (A mod 3)

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❑ It should support:

▪ Sign/unsigned operations

▪ Overflow detection

Page 4: Introduction to Structured VLSI DesignLab Preparation Read the lab manual carefully to understand all the details. Read the checklist file and prepare the requirements of Lab 3. Read

Inputs/Outputs of Design

➢Inputs:

▪ 8 bits for input operands

DIP Switches (SW7..SW0)

▪ 3 control signals

Push buttons (BTNL, BTNC, CPU Reset)

▪ 100 MHz Clock

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➢Outputs:

▪ 7-segment display

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Assignment

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BTNC

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Assignment

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BTNC

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Assignment

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A + BBTNC

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Assignment

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A + B

A - BBTNC

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Assignment

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A + B

A - B

mod(A,3)BTNC

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Assignment

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A + B

A - B

mod(A,3)

BTNC

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Assignment

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❑Signed representation for

Negative results

❑Overflow F

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Top Module

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ALU_top.vhd

➢ Generate a proper .xdc file

based on the I/Os.

➢ Instantiate the Debouncer

block in the top design.

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ALU Architecture

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ALU_ctrl.vhd

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FN [3 : 0] Operation

0000 Input A

0001 Input B

0010 Unsigned (A + B)

0011 Unsigned (A - B)

0100 Unsigned (A) mod 3

1010 Signed (A + B)

1011 Signed (A - B)

1100 Signed (A) mod 3

ALU Controller

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ALU Architecture

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binary2BCD.vhd

To do Arithmetic Operations

ALU.vhd

Separate Seq. & Comb. Logic

regUpdate.vhd

Similar Blocks in Lab 2

7SegDriver.vhd

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Lab Preparation

❑ Read the lab manual carefully to understand all the details.

❑ Read the checklist file and prepare the requirements of Lab 3.

❑ Read the Modulo3.pdf paper to design the modulo 3 operation.

❑ Design a hardware-friendly architecture for Binary to BCD

conversion.

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Some Notes

➢Think about each block and its functionality before coding!

➢Start early!

➢Do the simulation as much as possible for your design and

sub blocks.

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