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Chapter 8: Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)
The CRCDATAVALID port acts as a clock enable for the CRC block. If CRCDATAVALID is
High, a new CRC value is calculated every clock cycle, and the result appears on CRCOUT
after one clock cycle. If CRCDATAVALID is Low, all CRC registers hold their values from
the previous cycle.
Note:
CRCDATAWIDTH determines how many input data bytes are valid.
shows how to use CRCDATAWIDTH to set the number of valid input bytes on the CRC32
primitive.
is usually used at the end of a frame, when not all the bytes in a data word contain valid
data. CRCDATAWIDTH can also be tied off to accommodate datapaths smaller than 32 bits
wide.
CRCOUT provides the result of the CRC calculation on the previous cycle's data and the
previous cycle's CRC result. In
raw result of the CRC calculation. CRCOUT provides the bit-inverted, byte-reversed
version of the CRC output at the same time.
rotation and bit inversion operations.
Byte rotation and bit inversion of the CRC output value are requirements for many
common protocols, so CRCOUT is provided with these operations already performed to
save FPGA resources. In designs that use a protocol that does not specify these operations
in the CRC algorithm, the user must undo these operations before using the CRC value.
The CRC result for a given frame is the CRCOUT value corresponding to the final byte(s)
of the frame. This value appears one cycle after the final byte(s) of the frame are presented
to the CRCIN port with CRCDATAVALID High.
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CRCDATAVALID is called CRCDATAVALIDA on the CRC64 primitive.
Table 8-5, page 190 shows the same for the CRC64 primitive. CRCDATAWIDTH
Figure
Byte 0 Byte 1
47 8A
E2 51
1D AE
1D AE
Figure 8-4: Byte Rotation and Bit Inversion
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8-3, the internal CRCINTREG register shows the
Figure 8-4 shows an example of the byte
Byte 2 Byte 3
A4 DA CRCINTREG
25 5B Bytes Reversed
DA A4 Bits Inverted
DA A4 CRCOUT
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