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Update PicoRV32 clock frequency to 24 MHz
Include a seed value for nextpnr to get a layout that reaches 24 MHz.
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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ ICESTORM_PATH ?=
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# FPGA target frequency. Should be in sync with the clock frequency
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# given by the parameters to the PLL in rtl/clk_reset_gen.v
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TARGET_FREQ ?= 21
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TARGET_FREQ ?= 24
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# Size in 32-bit words, must be divisible by 256 (pairs of EBRs, because 16
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# bits wide; an EBR is 128 32-bits words)
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@ -343,6 +343,7 @@ application_fpga_par.json: synth.json $(P)/data/$(PIN_FILE)
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$(NEXTPNR_PATH)nextpnr-ice40 \
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-l application_fpga_par.txt \
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--freq $(TARGET_FREQ) \
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--seed 16124898615009538779 \
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--ignore-loops \
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--up5k \
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--package sg48 \
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@ -76,13 +76,13 @@ module clk_reset_gen #(
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//
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// F_pllout == (F_referenceclk * (DIVF + 1)) / (2^DIVQ * (DIVR + 1))
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//
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// Given the 12 MHz HFOSC clock set above, we get a final 21 MHz:
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// Given the 12 MHz HFOSC clock set above, we get a final 24 MHz:
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//
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// (12000000 * (55 + 1)) / (2^5 * (0 + 1)) = 21000000
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// (12000000 * (63 + 1)) / (2^5 * (0 + 1)) = 24000000
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SB_PLL40_CORE #(
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.FEEDBACK_PATH("SIMPLE"),
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.DIVR(4'd0), // DIVR = 0
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.DIVF(7'd55), // DIVF = 55
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.DIVF(7'd63), // DIVF = 63
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.DIVQ(3'd5), // DIVQ = 5
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.FILTER_RANGE(3'b001) // FILTER_RANGE = 1
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) pll_inst (
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@ -81,9 +81,9 @@ the implementation:
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- 16 oscillators in each group
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- 64 bits collected before setting the ready flag
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With the TKey device running at 18 MHz this means that we sample bits
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at 4.3 kbps. Since we sample twice to produce a single bit, the
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effective raw bitrate is 2.1 kbps.
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With the TKey device running at 24 MHz this means that we sample bits
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at 5.8 kbps. Since we sample twice to produce a single bit, the
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effective raw bitrate is 2.9 kbps.
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The 64 bits collected means that there is a separation of at least 32
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collected entropy bits between bits in the words read out.
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@ -83,10 +83,10 @@ module uart (
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// The default bit rate is based on target clock frequency
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// divided by the bit rate times in order to hit the
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// center of the bits. I.e.
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// Clock: 21 MHz, 62500 bps
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// Divisor = 21E6 / 62500 = 336
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// Clock: 24 MHz, 62500 bps
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// Divisor = 24E6 / 62500 = 384
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// This also satisfies 1E6 % bps == 0 for the CH552 MCU used for USB-serial
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localparam DEFAULT_BIT_RATE = 16'd336;
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localparam DEFAULT_BIT_RATE = 16'd384;
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localparam DEFAULT_DATA_BITS = 4'h8;
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localparam DEFAULT_STOP_BITS = 2'h1;
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@ -311,8 +311,8 @@ int main(void)
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}
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puts("\r\nTesting timer... 3");
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// Matching clock at 18 MHz, giving us timer in seconds
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*timer_prescaler = 18 * 1000000;
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// Matching clock at 24 MHz, giving us timer in seconds
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*timer_prescaler = 24 * 1000000;
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// Test timer expiration after 1s
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*timer = 1;
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