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ECE 272 Xilinx Tutorial

ECE 272 Xilinx Tutorial. Workshop Goals. Learn how to use Xilinx to: Draw a schematic Create a symbol Generate a testbench Simulate your circuit. Getting Started. Open Xilinx ISE (11) Click File  New Project Create a new project directory titled “Workshop” Name the project “Project1”

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ECE 272 Xilinx Tutorial

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  1. ECE 272 Xilinx Tutorial

  2. Workshop Goals • Learn how to use Xilinx to: • Draw a schematic • Create a symbol • Generate a testbench • Simulate your circuit

  3. Getting Started • Open Xilinx ISE (11) • Click File  New Project • Create a new project directory titled “Workshop” • Name the project “Project1” • Select HDL as the top level source.

  4. Device Properties

  5. Create New Source • In the Create New Source box, Click on New Source • Select Schematic from the box, and give it the file name “Schematic1” • Click next through the Create New Source window and the Add Existing Source window, then click finish.

  6. Schematic Creation • We will be drawing this circuit: • To get started, take a look at the “Symbols” box on the left side of the Project Navigator window.

  7. Adding Logic Gates • Under Categories select logic • Under symbols, select the appropriate logic symbol • Either AND2, XOR2, or OR2. • Click Add  Symbol • Place each symbol in its proper place on the schematic. • Click Add  Wire, and connect these logic gates as shown below.

  8. Adding I/O Buffers • Under Categories, select I/O • Under Symbols, select either IBUF or OBUF • IBUF is for inputs, OBUF is for outputs. • Place these symbols, and connect to the logic gates with wires. • Add extra hanging wires on each of the buffers.

  9. Defining Inputs and Outputs • Click on Add  Net Name, and appropriately name the hanging wires A,B,C and Z. • To do this, look at the Options box on the lower left side of the window. Put the desired name in the “Name” box, then click on the branch you want to name. • Click on Add  I/O Marker, select the input marker choice from the Options box, and add them to A, B and C. • Click on Add  I/O Marker, select the output marker choice from the Options box, and add it to Z.

  10. Final Schematic Try writing up the truth table for this circuit. It will be useful when we simulate it later!

  11. Creating a Circuit Symbol • Often times simple circuits like this are small parts of a larger, more complex circuit. • When building larger circuits, it is much easier to have the smaller sections represented by their own symbols. • We will next represent our logic circuit as a symbol with the same inputs and outputs.

  12. Symbol Creation • Click on Tools  Symbol Wizard • Under Pin Name Source, select Using Schematic and make sure it is referencing the proper schematic (Schematic1 • ClickNext through the remaining boxes (all of the default values are fine). • If your symbol looks like the one below, click Finish.

  13. Symbol Creation • To make sure our symbol can be accessed in future designs, go to Project  New Source • Open a new schematic named “Schematic2” • Go to Categories in the symbols window and search for your project path (For example, mine was <C:/Workshop/Project1>) • Select the Schematic1 symbol and click on AddSymbol. • Does it appear correctly? If so, you are ready to incorporate your logic circuit into a larger design!

  14. Circuit Testing • Before using any circuit in a larger design, it is important to make sure that it works correctly. • To test our circuit, we will create a file called a “testbench”. • This file will take our logic circuit and give it a series of inputs. • We will then compare the outputs to the truth table for the circuit, and see if it is working correctly.

  15. Generating Testbench • Click on Project  New Source • Select Verilog Test Fixture and name the file “Test1” • Select Schematic1 as the source to associate it with and click Next, then Finish. • Xilinx creates a Verilog Testbench file that we can use to test the circuit.

  16. Verilog • Verilog is an HDL (Hardware Description Language). • It is used to describe circuits in terms of the behavior of their components, how the wires connect them, etc. • Circuits described in Verilog are called modules. • This testbench is taking the Schematic1 module and treating it as the UUT (Unit Under Test). • The testebench is feeding the UUT inputs. Once we simulate this file, we can observe the output!!

  17. Testbench Changes • Remove the line ‘ifdef auto_init • Change the line ‘endif to only say end • The lines of code between initial begin and end should appear like this:

  18. Simulating Testbench • Go to the Design window on the left side and change the selection on the Sources for drop-down menu to Behavioral Simulation. • Be sure you have your testbench selected as your process. • Right click on Simulate Behavioral Model and select Process Properties. • Change the simulation time to 100ns, then press OK • Double click on Simulate Behavioral Model

  19. Simulation Results • ISim should open up and display your simulation results. • Does your waveform match mine? • Do the results of the simulation match what your logic table says should happen?

  20. Questions!?

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