Vendor: Zipcores Electronic Systems Engineering S.L. Category: Arithmetic Units

Pipelined Multiplier with generic width and depth

PIPE_MULT is a general purpose multiplier with a configurable data width and configurable number of pipeline stages.

Overview

PIPE_MULT is a general purpose multiplier with a configurable data width and configurable number of pipeline stages. Input values are accepted as either signed or unsigned numbers depending on the generic setting use_signed. Likewise, output values are either signed or unsigned depending on the same setting.

The number of pipeline stages may be programmed using the generic parameter levels. By changing this value, a multiplier may be generated which trades off latency against maximum attainable clock frequency. In addition, the pipelined multiplier component also includes a compiler hint generic setting. By modifying this setting, the compiler can be instructed to infer LUT-based or hard multiplier/DSP resources.

Values are sampled on the rising clock-edge of clk when en is high. The function has a clock-cycle latency which is equal to the number of pipeline levels.

Key features

  • Synthesizable, technology independent VHDL IP Core
  • Function y = a * b
  • Input values as signed or unsigned numbers
  • Output values as signed or unsigned numbers
  • Configurable data with and pipeline depth
  • Supports both LUT-based or hard multiplier blocks
  • Includes a classic shift-add multiplier for larger width implementations
  • High-speed fully pipelined architecture

Block Diagram

Applications

  • Fixed-point mathematics
  • Fundamental building block in all digital processing functions

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
PIPE_MULT
Vendor
Zipcores Electronic Systems Engineering S.L.
Type
Silicon IP

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