I finally got around to putting the hardware together for my 8 bit adder project, as well as the Verilog for the FPGA.
Here is the working hardware setup:
Here are the three displays, one (Right) with the output, and two (Left, split half way) with the input.
- Two 8 bit number inputs.
- FPGA for logic.
- Whole hardware setup.
Here is the Verilog that is running on the FPGA (Note, there are easier ways to implement this, I just wanted to do it “gatewise”):
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//Cody Shaw, 1B EE, University of Waterloo, 2012
module EightBitAdder(
//////////// CLOCK //////////
CLOCK_50,
//////////// GPIO_0, GPIO_0 connect to GPIO Default //////////
GPIO1,
GPIO1_IN,
//////////// GPIO_1, GPIO_1 connect to GPIO Default //////////
GPIO2,
GPIO2_IN
);
//////////// CLOCK //////////
input CLOCK_50;
//////////// GPIO_0, GPIO_0 connect to GPIO Default //////////
inout [33:0] GPIO1;
input [1:0] GPIO1_IN;
//////////// GPIO_1, GPIO_1 connect to GPIO Default //////////
inout [33:0] GPIO2;
input [1:0] GPIO2_IN;
//GPIO1_024 = End Carry
//GPIO1_00 -> 07 = Output
//GPIO1_08 -> 15 = Input Number 1
//GPIO1_16 -> 23 = Input Number 2
wire CARRY[7:0];
onebitadder adder0 (GPIO1[08],GPIO1[16],0,GPIO1[0],CARRY[0]); //So many adds!
onebitadder adder1 (GPIO1[09],GPIO1[17],CARRY[0],GPIO1[1],CARRY[1]);
onebitadder adder2 (GPIO1[10],GPIO1[18],CARRY[1],GPIO1[2],CARRY[2]);
onebitadder adder3 (GPIO1[11],GPIO1[19],CARRY[2],GPIO1[3],CARRY[3]);
onebitadder adder4 (GPIO1[12],GPIO1[20],CARRY[3],GPIO1[4],CARRY[4]);
onebitadder adder5 (GPIO1[13],GPIO1[21],CARRY[4],GPIO1[5],CARRY[5]);
onebitadder adder6 (GPIO1[14],GPIO1[22],CARRY[5],GPIO1[6],CARRY[6]);
onebitadder adder7 (GPIO1[15],GPIO1[23],CARRY[6],GPIO1[7],CARRY[7]);
assign GPIO1[24] = CARRY[7]; //Assign the carry bit to the 9th output bit
endmodule
module onebitadder (A, B, C, S, Co); //This module does the actual add functionality in terms of gates
input A;
input B;
input C;
output S;
output Co;
assign S = A^(B^C);
assign Co = (A&(B^C)) | (B&C);
endmodule
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And that is it! I really enjoyed this project, I’ll have to think something up that is more difficult and interesting with my FPGA!
Best,
Cody
Cody Shaw 