Synchronous FIFO with configurable flags and counts
The sFIFO controls are designed to operate over a wide range of clock frequencies.
Overview
The sFIFO controls are designed to operate over a wide range of clock frequencies. The interface signals are fully synchronous; no asynchronous signals are present on either side. Only reset may be asynchronous in that it may be asserted asynchronously and synchronized internally to the clock.
The FIFO also has a programmable fall-through for first data entering an empty FIFO. It may be “0” in which case the input is passed combinatorially to the output, or “1” where the FIFO appears like a simple register.
Key features
- Fully Synthesizable RTL - Verilog
- Static Timing Analysis compatible
- Dual-port inferred RAM architecture
- Configurable width, depth & fallthrough
- Standard FIFO handshake interface
- Flags or depth values on each port
Block Diagram
Applications
- Fully Synchronous buffering in a single clock domain
Specifications
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