LFSR code

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Hey I'm really confused and could do with some help! I need to design
an 8-bit LFSR for use with a BIST system that I am also to design. I
need to use d-type flip-flops with an enable line and I cannot see an
example or a testbench that will help me do this? Hopefully someone
will be able to point me in the right direction!!!
 
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Hey I'm really confused and could do with some help! I need to design
an 8-bit LFSR for use with a BIST system that I am also to design. I
need to use d-type flip-flops with an enable line and I cannot see an
example or a testbench that will help me do this? Hopefully someone
will be able to point me in the right direction!!!

Peruse Google or Xilinx, you'll find plenty of examples
 
0310889@rgu.ac.uk wrote:
I need to design
an 8-bit LFSR for use with a BIST system that I am also to design. I
need to use d-type flip-flops with an enable line and I cannot see an
example or a testbench that will help me do this? Hopefully someone
will be able to point me in the right direction!!!
Search for the function identifier
"randomize" in the testbench example here:

http://home.comcast.net/~mike_treseler/

then

random_byte_s <= randomize(random_byte_s);

Works for sim or synthesis.

-- Mike Treseler
 
On 28 mar, 11:07, Mike Treseler <mike_trese...@comcast.net> wrote:
0310...@rgu.ac.uk wrote:
I need to design
an 8-bit LFSR for use with a BIST system that I am also to design. I
need to use d-type flip-flops with an enable line and I cannot see an
example or a testbench that will help me do this? Hopefully someone
will be able to point me in the right direction!!!

Search for the function identifier
"randomize" in the testbench example here:

http://home.comcast.net/~mike_treseler/

then

random_byte_s <= randomize(random_byte_s);

Works for sim or synthesis.

-- Mike Treseler
Mike, do you know any hw designer that blogs (about it) ?
That's one thing i miss a lot, relating to the sw world...
Cheers
-weber
 

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