Regarding Verilog HDL .... Xilinx recommends control signals in modules be coded so they are active high. Why?
That's really a catch and very interesting to stumble
upon.
We know that active low signals requires an inversion (which
subsequently adds a LUT in the path) before they can directly drive
the control port of a register (refer RTL). And, by using extra
LUTs and routing resources with the of active low signals, we would
create timing problems and consume more power. Also, if you're
using the active low clocks, you would require extra LUT for each
clock, this would create the unnecessary requirement of more and
more LUTs in total and make the design more power sinking. Better
avoid it, please. :)
If you're new to LUTs read a quick overview below:
FPGA implements combinational logic with the help of LUT short for
Lookup table, which basically is the truth table of the outputs for
given inputs. LUTs can be used to implement any given logic
operators like AND, OR, NOT, NOR, NOR, XOR, XNOR etc.
Regarding Verilog HDL .... Xilinx recommends control signals in modules be coded so they are active high. Why?
Why recommends control signals in modules be coded so they are active high? ( in Xilinx) ( Verilog and FPGA design)
Xilinx recommends control signals in modules be coded so they are active high. Why? (note: in Verilog and FPGA design)
Verilog: Q1: 3rd party IP provides three files: a netlist; a behavioral wrapper; and a file showing the instantiation syntax. What is the purpose of the behavioral wrapper? Q2: Why are black boxes synthesized? Q3: Xilinx recommends control signals in modules be coded so they are active high. Why?
Regarding Verilog HDL (Xilinx FPGA in this case) ... 3rd party IP provides three files: a netlist; a behavioral wrapper; and a file showing the instantiation syntax. What is the purpose of the "behavioral wrapper"?
Verilog Q1: In a Xilinx FPGA, what is a control set? What does it contain? Q2: Xilinx says designs with asynchronous resets may use excess LUTs and registers. Briefly explain why.
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