- #MODELSIM TUTORIAL VERILOG FULL#
- #MODELSIM TUTORIAL VERILOG CODE#
- #MODELSIM TUTORIAL VERILOG SIMULATOR#
Markers can be inserted by clicking on the "Single Marker"īutton in the toolbar, or by right-clicking in the waveform and "False" transitions in two output signals. Your output signals may have "false" transitions at times when more than one input signal changes. To move the cursor to the exact location where a signal changes, click on the signal so it is highlighted in blue, then click the Find Previous Transition and Find Next Transition buttons ( ) on the toolbar. To set the default cursor, Cursor 1, click anywhere in the waveform.
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The column to the right lists the values of the signals at the cursor. These signals can be rearranged and deleted. The leftmost column of the wave area lists the input and output signals for the test module, test_full_adder_v. For this design, a suitable scale is from 0 ps to about 200000 ps (200 ns) or 400000 ps (400 ns). To scale the waveform correctly, move the horizontal slider all the way to the beginning (the left), then click the Zoom-Out 2x button until a proper scale is reached. The black and green section of ISim is the waveform area. Warnings that say "Module 'module' does not have a `timescale directive in effect" can be ignored other warnings and errors should be resolved before examining the simulation results. Once ISim starts, check the Transcript window carefully for warnings and errors. Otherwise, the simulation will not run correctly. Make sure your test fixture file, not the file containing your actual Verilog module, is selected in the Sources window before running ISim.
#MODELSIM TUTORIAL VERILOG CODE#
ModelSim will open and run the test code in your test fixture file.
#MODELSIM TUTORIAL VERILOG SIMULATOR#
Xilinx ISE Simulator option in the Processes window, and double-click Simulate Behavioral Model. To run the simulation in ISE Simulator, click on the testįixture in the Sources window to highlight it, expand the The test fixture (test_full_adder.v) will now appear in the Sources hierarchy. To find the test fixture, click on the "Sources for:" drop-down box, and select Behavioral Simulation. Write the rest of the simulation code yourself if you need help, you can view a completed test fixture here.Īfter saving your test fixture, it will not immediately appear in the Sources window.
#MODELSIM TUTORIAL VERILOG FULL#
Since the full adder only has three one-bit inputs, there are only eight possible input combinations, and your test fixture should simulate them all. Values can also be represented in decimal and hexadecimal for example, 8'd27 represents 00011011 and 4'hA represents 1010.Ī good test fixture will test all or most of the possible inputs to the module, and especially any corner/boundary cases. For example, the following code tests when each of the inputs are high separately, changing the inputs every 25 ns:įor the value 1'b0, the 1 represents the number of bits, the b stands for binary and the 0 represents the 1-bit binary value. Between assignments, delays are inserted using #n, where n is the number of nanoseconds of delay. In the test fixture, then running ISE Simulator to observe the outputs. The module is tested by assigning different values to the inputs The values are initialized, and your code goes under the "Add stimulus here" line. The test simulation begins after the "initial begin" line. The inputs to the module are registers ("reg") because they are assigned in a procedural block (the section between "begin" and "end").
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The full_adder module is instantiated as the "unit under test" (uut). ISE creates a skeleton test fixture (a.k.a. Click Next, and you'll be prompted to associate the file with a module choose full_adder, click Next, then click Finish. Select Verilog Test Fixture (not Verilog Module) and give your file a name such as " test_full_adder". Right-click on full_adder.v in the Sources window and choose New Source. Run the Check Syntax process (under Synthesize) to make sure your code is entered correctly, and save your design. You can use your own code, or copy the solution below: This tutorial will use a full adder that is the same as the one you created in Lab 0. If you accidentally select a simulator other than ISE Simulator for your project, or if you open a previous project that had a different simulator selected, you can change the simulator by right-clicking on xc2vp30-7ff896 in the Sources window in ISE and selecting Properties.
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Once you've entered them, click Next and Finish until your module is generated. The inputs and outputs for the module are shown below.
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Set the properties as shown below, making sure toĬlick Next, and create a new Verilog Module source named full_adder. AfterĮntering a project name and location, you'll be prompted for the Open the ISE Project Navigator and create a new project.