pluto_hdl_adi/library/common/ad_3w_spi.v

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`timescale 1ns/100ps

//
// A 4-wire to 3-wire SPI converter, supporting maximum 8 slaves.
// The expected transfer format is defined in ADI_SPI technical specification
// (https://wiki.analog.com/_media/resources/technical-guides/adispi_rev_1p0_customer.pdf)
//
// 16 bit instruction followed by N x 8 bits of data; the MSB bit of the
// instruction defines the direction of the SDIO during data transfer. (READ
// is 1 and WRITE is 0)
//

module ad_3w_spi #(

  parameter NUM_OF_SLAVES = 8
) (
  input       [NUM_OF_SLAVES-1:0] spi_csn,
  input                           spi_clk,
  input                           spi_mosi,
  output                          spi_miso,

  inout                           spi_sdio,
  output                          spi_dir
);

  // internal registers

  reg     [ 5:0]  spi_count = 'd0;
  reg             spi_rd_wr_n = 'd0;
  reg             spi_enable = 'd0;

  // internal signals

  wire            spi_csn_s;
  wire            spi_enable_s;

  // check on rising edge and change on falling edge

  assign spi_csn_s = & spi_csn;
  assign spi_dir = ~spi_enable_s;
  assign spi_enable_s = spi_enable & ~spi_csn_s;

  always @(posedge spi_clk or posedge spi_csn_s) begin
    if (spi_csn_s == 1'b1) begin
      spi_count <= 6'd0;
      spi_rd_wr_n <= 1'd0;
    end else begin
      spi_count <= (spi_count < 6'h3f) ? spi_count + 1'b1 : spi_count;
      if (spi_count == 6'd0) begin
        spi_rd_wr_n <= spi_mosi;
      end
    end
  end

  always @(negedge spi_clk or posedge spi_csn_s) begin
    if (spi_csn_s == 1'b1) begin
      spi_enable <= 1'b0;
    end else begin
      if (spi_count == 6'd16) begin
        spi_enable <= spi_rd_wr_n;
      end
    end
  end

  // io butter

  assign spi_miso = spi_sdio;
  assign spi_sdio = (spi_enable_s == 1'b1) ? 1'bz : spi_mosi;

endmodule