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This license does not release you // from the requirement that you obtain separate licenses from these // patent holders to use this software. // - Use of the software either in source or binary form, must be run // on or directly connected to an Analog Devices Inc. component. // // THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY ANALOG DEVICES "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, // INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A // PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. // // IN NO EVENT SHALL ANALOG DEVICES BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, // EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY // RIGHTS, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR // BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, // STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF // THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. // *************************************************************************** // *************************************************************************** // *************************************************************************** // *************************************************************************** // PN monitors `timescale 1ns/100ps module axi_ad9361_rx_pnmon ( // adc interface adc_clk, adc_valid, adc_data_i, adc_data_q, // pn out of sync and error adc_pn_oos, adc_pn_err); // adc interface input adc_clk; input adc_valid; input [11:0] adc_data_i; input [11:0] adc_data_q; // pn out of sync and error output adc_pn_oos; output adc_pn_err; // internal registers reg [15:0] adc_data = 'd0; reg [15:0] adc_pn_data = 'd0; reg adc_valid_d = 'd0; reg adc_iq_match = 'd0; reg adc_pn_match_d = 'd0; reg adc_pn_match_z = 'd0; reg adc_pn_err = 'd0; reg [ 6:0] adc_pn_oos_count = 'd0; reg adc_pn_oos = 'd0; // internal signals wire [11:0] adc_data_i_s; wire [11:0] adc_data_q_s; wire [11:0] adc_data_q_rev_s; wire [15:0] adc_data_s; wire adc_iq_match_s; wire [15:0] adc_pn_data_s; wire adc_pn_match_d_s; wire adc_pn_match_z_s; wire adc_pn_match_s; wire adc_pn_update_s; wire adc_pn_err_s; // prbs function function [15:0] pnfn; input [15:0] din; reg [15:0] dout; begin dout = {din[14:0], ~((^din[15:4]) ^ (^din[2:1]))}; pnfn = dout; end endfunction // bit reversal function function [11:0] brfn; input [11:0] din; reg [11:0] dout; begin dout[11] = din[ 0]; dout[10] = din[ 1]; dout[ 9] = din[ 2]; dout[ 8] = din[ 3]; dout[ 7] = din[ 4]; dout[ 6] = din[ 5]; dout[ 5] = din[ 6]; dout[ 4] = din[ 7]; dout[ 3] = din[ 8]; dout[ 2] = din[ 9]; dout[ 1] = din[10]; dout[ 0] = din[11]; brfn = dout; end endfunction // assuming lower nibble is lost- assign adc_data_i_s = ~adc_data_i; assign adc_data_q_s = ~adc_data_q; assign adc_data_q_rev_s = brfn(adc_data_q_s); assign adc_data_s = {adc_data_i_s, adc_data_q_rev_s[3:0]}; assign adc_iq_match_s = (adc_data_i_s[7:0] == adc_data_q_rev_s[11:4]) ? 1'b1 : 1'b0; // pn sequence checking algorithm is commonly used in most applications. // if oos is asserted (pn is out of sync): // next sequence is generated from the incoming data. // if 64 sequences match consecutively, oos is cleared (de-asserted). // if oos is de-asserted (pn is in sync) // next sequence is generated from the current sequence. // if 64 sequences mismatch consecutively, oos is set (asserted). // if oos is de-asserted, any spurious mismatches sets the error register. // ideally, processor should make sure both oos == 0x0 and err == 0x0. assign adc_pn_data_s = (adc_pn_oos == 1'b1) ? adc_data_s : adc_pn_data; assign adc_pn_match_d_s = (adc_data_s == adc_pn_data) ? 1'b1 : 1'b0; assign adc_pn_match_z_s = (adc_data_s == adc_data) ? 1'b0 : 1'b1; assign adc_pn_match_s = adc_iq_match & adc_pn_match_d & adc_pn_match_z; assign adc_pn_update_s = ~(adc_pn_oos ^ adc_pn_match_s); assign adc_pn_err_s = ~(adc_pn_oos | adc_pn_match_s); // pn oos and counters (64 to clear and set). always @(posedge adc_clk) begin if (adc_valid == 1'b1) begin adc_data <= adc_data_s; adc_pn_data <= pnfn(adc_pn_data_s); end adc_valid_d <= adc_valid; adc_iq_match <= adc_iq_match_s; adc_pn_match_d <= adc_pn_match_d_s; adc_pn_match_z <= adc_pn_match_z_s; if (adc_valid_d == 1'b1) begin adc_pn_err <= adc_pn_err_s; if (adc_pn_update_s == 1'b1) begin if (adc_pn_oos_count >= 16) begin adc_pn_oos_count <= 'd0; adc_pn_oos <= ~adc_pn_oos; end else begin adc_pn_oos_count <= adc_pn_oos_count + 1'b1; adc_pn_oos <= adc_pn_oos; end end else begin adc_pn_oos_count <= 'd0; adc_pn_oos <= adc_pn_oos; end end end endmodule // *************************************************************************** // ***************************************************************************