The macro MUART, implements a synchronous universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter, which provides an interface between a microprocessor and a serial communication channel.
This macro can be customized according to specific needs (application-specific requirement). Any other pre-designed functions can be integrated into the FPGA. FPGA density and I/O requirements can be defined according to customer specification.
Synchronous Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter
Overview
Key Features
- Single-chip synchronous UART
- Designed to be included in high-speed and high-performance applications
- Very fast system clock frequency (FPGA speed grade dependant)
- CPU independent interface
- Complete asynchronous communication protocol including :
- 5,6,7 or 8-bit data transmission
- Even/Odd or no parity bit generation and detection
- Start and Stop bit generation and detection
- Line break generation and detection
- Receiver Overrun and framing detection
- High baud rate (system frequency dependent)
- 1 to 65535 divisor generates 16X clock
- Register and FIFO mode
- Buffered transmit and receive registers
- Transmitter and receiver are buffered with 16 Byte FIFO, plus 3 error bits per data byte on receiver
- Polled or interrupt mode
- Loopback mode
- DO254 Documentation available
Deliverables
- VHDL Source code
- VHDL Test Bench for behavioural and gate level simulation.
- Data Sheet
- Reference Guide
- User’s guide : Simulation, Synthesis and Place and Route procedures.
- Constraint File
Technical Specifications
Availability
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