EDA技术应用7.2.4xilinx原版课件lab2intro.pptVIP

Architecture Wizard and PACE Lab 2 Introduction Introduction This lab guides you through the process of adding a DCM (Digital Clock Manager) into a PicoBlaze UART real-time clock design. The DCM will divide the 100 MHz system clock on the XUP Virtex-II Pro board down to 50 MHz. This 50 MHz will clock the design which consists of the PicoBlaze, TX and RX UARTs, and control logic. You will generate a bitstream and configure the Virtex-II Pro device on the XUP board You will interact with PicoBlaze via hyperterminal to set the current and alarm times, and start and stop the times. When the alarm goes off, an LED will flash. Objectives After completing this module, you will be able to: Use architecture wizard to parameterize a DCM Instantiate the DCM into the design using the language template Specify pin constraints using PACE Download and test the design in hardware General Flow Step 1: Use the architecture wizard to configure a DCM Step 2: Instantiate the DCM into a VHDL/Verilog design Step 3: Use PACE to assign pin locations Step 4: Verify PAD report and start a hyperterminal session Step 5: Download the Design Step 6: Operating the Real-Time UART clock UART Real-Time Clock The design understands some simple ASCII commands TIME – current time displayed according to 24 hour clock in format hh:mm:ss TIME hh:mm:ss – allows time to be set according to 24 hour clock ALARM – current alarm time will be displayed according to 24 hour clock. The current status of the alarm will be displayed (ON, OFF, Active) ALARM hh:mm:ss – allows the alarm to be set according to the 24 hour clock. The new alarm time and current status will be displayed. ALARM ON – Enables the alarm to be active. Current alarm time and status will be displayed. ALARM OFF – Disables the alarm. Current alarm time and status will be displayed PicoBlaze Hardware Design Basic Overview of Source Basic Overview of Source Basic Overview of Source This material exempt per Department of Commerce li