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Verilog HDL simulation with ams simulator

Medya
Medya over 10 years ago

Hi all,

I wonder whether is it possible to simulate a Verilog HDL code (digital block) without any manipulation with ams simulator? I did a simple simulation as you see in the attached pictures, however after simulation it seems that the outputs are something not well defined! Do I need to define any discipline or add extra lines inside the block code to make the simulation possible? Actually I don't want to make big changes inside my original HDL code:)!

the Verilog hdl code inside the digital block is:

module testofhdl ( co, sum, a, b, ci, clk );
//Input declaration
 input a, b, ci,clk;
//Ouput declaration
 output co, sum;
//Port Data types
 reg co, sum;
always @ (posedge clk)
assign {co, sum}= a+b+ci;
endmodule

Regards,

Medya

 defined.   

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago
    You probably have not got sensible connect modules - and so the thresholds used may not cause the Verilog to see 1 and 0 on its inputs. Without knowing what you've chosen, it's rather hard to know what the problem is, but I'd look there first.
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