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Verilog HDL: Hybrid Fixed Coefficient Soft Multiplier

This design implements 2-input, 15-bit fixed coefficient hybrid multiplication using M512 RAM blocks as look-up tables (LUTs). For more details on the design, refer to AN 306: Implementing Multipliers in FPGA Devices.

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Table 1 shows the Hybrid Fixed-Coefficient Soft Multiplier design example port listing.

Table 1. Hybrid Fixed-Coefficient Soft Multiplier Port Listing

Port Name

Type

Description

input_I[15..0]

Input

One of the 16-bit inputs to the multiplier. Two bits of this input are entered into the multiplier every clock cycle till the entire bus is completely loaded.

input_Q[15..0]

Input

One of the 16-bit inputs to the multiplier. Two bits of this input are entered into the multiplier every clock cycle till the entire bus is completely loaded.

sload_data

Input

Active high. Specifies the start of a new data set and new multiplication operation.

clk

Input

Clock

sclr

Input

Active high synchronous clear

result[31..0]

Output

The output is a 32-bit signed value.

result_valid

Output

Indicates when the output is the valid result of a complete multiplication. The signal will go high for the time that the output is valid.


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