pluto_hdl_adi/library/common/util_axis_upscale.v

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//  + A simple AXI stream data upscale module, which can be used with devices
//    with resolution which can not be aligned to a WORD (32 bits). Eg. 24 bits
//  + It has the same control interface as the ad_datafmt module, which controls
//    the data format inside a generic AXI converter core.
//  + Supports multiple channels. Contains a single register stage.

`timescale 1ns/100ps

module util_axis_upscale #(

  parameter NUM_OF_CHANNELS = 4,
  parameter DATA_WIDTH = 24,
  parameter UDATA_WIDTH = 32
) (
  input                                           clk,
  input                                           resetn,

  input                                           s_axis_valid,
  output  reg                                     s_axis_ready,
  input       [(NUM_OF_CHANNELS*DATA_WIDTH)-1:0]  s_axis_data,

  output  reg                                     m_axis_valid,
  input                                           m_axis_ready,
  output  reg [(NUM_OF_CHANNELS*UDATA_WIDTH)-1:0] m_axis_data,

  input                                           dfmt_enable,
  input                                           dfmt_type,
  input                                           dfmt_se
);

  wire                                        type_s;
  wire                                        signext_s;
  wire    [(NUM_OF_CHANNELS*UDATA_WIDTH)-1:0] data_out_s;

  localparam MSB_WIDTH = UDATA_WIDTH - DATA_WIDTH;

  assign type_s = dfmt_enable & dfmt_type;
  assign signext_s = dfmt_enable & dfmt_se;

  genvar i;
  generate
    for (i=1; i <= NUM_OF_CHANNELS; i=i+1) begin : signext_data
      wire sign_s;

      assign sign_s = signext_s & (type_s ^ s_axis_data[(i*DATA_WIDTH-1)]);
      assign data_out_s[(i*UDATA_WIDTH-1):(i*UDATA_WIDTH-MSB_WIDTH)] = {(MSB_WIDTH){sign_s}};
      assign data_out_s[((i-1)*UDATA_WIDTH+DATA_WIDTH-1)] = type_s ^ s_axis_data[(i*DATA_WIDTH-1)];
      assign data_out_s[((i-1)*UDATA_WIDTH+DATA_WIDTH-2):((i-1)*UDATA_WIDTH)] = s_axis_data[(i*DATA_WIDTH-2):((i-1)*DATA_WIDTH)];
    end
  endgenerate

  always @(posedge clk) begin
    if (resetn == 1'b0) begin
      m_axis_valid <= 1'b0;
      s_axis_ready <= 1'b0;
      m_axis_data <= {(NUM_OF_CHANNELS*UDATA_WIDTH){1'b0}};
    end else begin
      m_axis_valid <= s_axis_valid;
      s_axis_ready <= m_axis_ready;
      m_axis_data <= data_out_s;
    end
  end

endmodule