Fixed-point to 32-bit floating-point converter
FIXED_TO_IEEE is a high-speed fully pipelined conversion unit that accepts a signed fixed-point number as input and generates a 3…
Overview
FIXED_TO_IEEE is a high-speed fully pipelined conversion unit that accepts a signed fixed-point number as input and generates a 32-bit bit floating-point number at the output.
Key features
- Key Design Features
- Synthesizable, technology independent VHDL Core
- Signed fixed-point or integer input
- 32-bit floating-point output
- Configurable word and fraction width up to 32 integer bits and 23 fraction bits
- IEEE 754 compliant
- High-speed fully pipelined architecture
- 2 clock-cycle latency
Block Diagram
Applications
- Floating-point pipelines and arithmetic units
- Floating-point processors
- Interfacing between floating-point and fixed-point number systems
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