siggen: Fix direction of rotation

The I and Q were swapped in sine_tone, which caused confusion and made
the rotation of REG_CARTESIAN clockwise by default. This effectively
made the resulting frequency negative. This PR makes the I and Q order
consistent with RFNoC and fixes the direction of rotation so that a
positive value for REG_PHASE_INC (phase increment) results in a
counter-clockwise rotation, which yields a positive frequency.


Original-commit: 4e6531f30648ede5be8f93fa49fdcd4973b73813
This commit is contained in:
Wade Fife
2021-10-27 07:56:09 -07:00
committed by Aaron Rossetto
parent ac0f45bb0e
commit 2e9f7b96ee
4 changed files with 44 additions and 35 deletions
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_all_tb;
rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(.CHDR_W(64), .NUM_PORTS(3)) test_siggen_2();
rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(.CHDR_W(128), .NUM_PORTS(2)) test_siggen_3();
rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(.CHDR_W(256), .NUM_PORTS(1)) test_siggen_4();
endmodule : rfnoc_block_siggen_all_tb
@@ -75,9 +75,9 @@ localparam REG_GAIN_LEN = 16;
// real and imaginary components are treated as 16-bit signed fixed point
// values with 15 fractional bits.
//
// [31:16] Real/I component
// [15: 0] Imaginary/Q component
//
// [31:16] X/I/Real component
// [15: 0] Y/Q/Imaginary component
localparam REG_CONSTANT = 'h10;
//
localparam REG_CONSTANT_LEN = 32;
@@ -86,10 +86,11 @@ localparam REG_CONSTANT_LEN = 32;
// REG_PHASE_INC (R/W)
//
// Sets the phase increment, in "scaled radians", for the sine waveform
// generator. This is the amount by which REG_CARTESIAN is rotated each clock
// cycle. In other words, it controls the rate of rotation, or the frequency,
// of the sine wave. The range of the phase value is -1.0 to +1.0. In scaled
// radians, the value range -1 to +1 corresponds to -Pi to Pi in radians.
// generator. This is the amount by which REG_CARTESIAN is rotated
// counter-clockwise each clock cycle. In other words, it controls the rate of
// rotation, or the frequency, of the sine wave. The range of the phase value
// is -1.0 to +1.0. In scaled radians, the value range -1 to +1 corresponds to
// -Pi to Pi in radians.
//
// In other words, the normalized frequency (in cycles/sample) of the
// sinusoidal output is equal to 0.5*REG_PHASE_INC.
@@ -123,11 +124,11 @@ localparam REG_PHASE_INC_LEN = 16;
// fixed point with 2 integer and 14 fractional bits, which is accurate.
// However, since we treat the output as sc16 (15 fractional bits), we need to
// double the value of the CARTESIAN inputs to get the output we want for sc16.
// This is mathematically inequivalent to simply saying the CARTESIAN inputs
// have 15 fractional bits instead of 14.
// This is mathematically equivalent to simply saying the CARTESIAN inputs have
// 15 fractional bits instead of 14.
//
// [31:16] : Y (Imaginary) component
// [15: 0] : X (Real) component
// [31:16] : X/I/Real component
// [15: 0] : Y/Q/Imaginary component
//
localparam REG_CARTESIAN = 'h18;
//
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
// Maximum real (floating point) values allowed for the different fixed
// point formats (for range checking). All of the fixed point values are
// signed 16-bit.
// signed 16-bit.
localparam real MAX_GAIN_R = (2.0**15-1) / (2.0**GAIN_FRAC);
localparam real MIN_GAIN_R = -(2.0**15) / (2.0**GAIN_FRAC);
localparam real MAX_CONST_R = (2.0**15-1) / (2.0**CONST_FRAC);
@@ -242,7 +242,9 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
endfunction : fixed_to_real
// Compute the next sine value we expect based on the previous
// Compute the next sine value we expect based on the previous. This should
// be a point (X,Y) rotated counter-clockwise around the origin, where X is
// in the MSBs and Y is in the LSBs.
function automatic logic [31:0] next_sine_value(
logic [31:0] sample,
logic [15:0] phase_inc
@@ -252,10 +254,10 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
y = fixed_to_real(sample[15: 0], CART_FRAC);
phase = fixed_to_real(phase_inc, PHASE_FRAC) * PI;
// Compute the rotated coordinates
new_x = x*$cos(phase) + y*$sin(phase);
new_y = -x*$sin(phase) + y*$cos(phase);
// Compute the counter-clockwise rotated coordinates
new_x = x*$cos(phase) - y*$sin(phase);
new_y = x*$sin(phase) + y*$cos(phase);
return { real_to_fixed(new_x, CART_FRAC), real_to_fixed(new_y, CART_FRAC) };
endfunction : next_sine_value
@@ -320,7 +322,7 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
end
// Dump all the packets that were received
while (blk_ctrl.num_received(port)) begin
while (blk_ctrl.num_received(port)) begin
blk_ctrl.recv_items(port, items);
end
endtask : flush_output
@@ -376,7 +378,7 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
int spp = SPP,
logic signed [15:0] const_re = 16'h7FFF, // 0.99997
logic signed [15:0] const_im = 16'h7FFF, // 0.99997
logic signed [15:0] phase_inc = real_to_fixed(0.5, 13), //real_to_fixed(2.0/16, 13), // 2*pi/16 radians
logic signed [15:0] phase_inc = real_to_fixed(2.0/16, 13), // 2*pi/16 radians
logic signed [15:0] cart_x = real_to_fixed(1.0, 14),
logic signed [15:0] cart_y = real_to_fixed(0.0, 14)
);
@@ -387,7 +389,7 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
write_reg(port, REG_CONSTANT, {const_re, const_im});
end else if (mode == WAVE_SINE) begin
write_reg(port, REG_PHASE_INC, phase_inc);
write_reg(port, REG_CARTESIAN, {cart_y, cart_x});
write_reg(port, REG_CARTESIAN, {cart_x, cart_y});
end
write_reg(port, REG_ENABLE, 1);
@@ -400,7 +402,7 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
// Verify the length
`ASSERT_ERROR(
items.size() == spp,
items.size() == spp,
"Packet length didn't match configured SPP"
);
@@ -447,7 +449,7 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
);
end
end
end
end
@@ -596,7 +598,7 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
max_val = 16'sh7FFF;
min_val = 16'sh8000;
// Test max gain with min and max sample values
run_waveform(.port(port), .mode(WAVE_CONST), .gain(max_val),
.const_re(max_val), .const_im(min_val));
@@ -610,7 +612,7 @@ module rfnoc_block_siggen_tb #(
run_waveform(
.port(port),
.mode(WAVE_CONST),
.const_re(real_to_fixed(0.5, CONST_FRAC)),
.const_re(real_to_fixed(0.5, CONST_FRAC)),
.const_im(real_to_fixed(0.25, CONST_FRAC)),
.gain(real_to_fixed(0.5, GAIN_FRAC))
);
+16 -10
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@@ -11,19 +11,23 @@
// perform the rotate function in units of scaled radians. See the CORDIC IP
// Product Guide (PG105) for details.
//
// The SR_PHASE_INC register controls the phase increment, in scaled
// radians, for the sine waveform generator. It is a 16-bit signed
// fixed-point phase value with 3 integer bits and 13 fractional bits. This
// is the amount by which REG_CARTESIAN is rotated each clock cycle. In
// This block outputs the X/I/real component in the most-significant bits and
// the Y/Q/imaginary component in the least-significant bits. This is
// opposite from the Xilinx IP but matches RFNoC.
//
// The SR_PHASE_INC register controls the phase increment, in scaled radians,
// for the sine waveform generator. It is a 16-bit signed fixed-point phase
// value with 3 integer bits and 13 fractional bits. This is the amount by
// which REG_CARTESIAN is rotated counter-clockwise each clock cycle. In
// other words, it controls the rate of rotation, or the frequency, of the
// sine wave. In scaled radians, the phase value range -1 to +1 corresponds
// to -Pi to Pi in radians.
//
// The SR_CARTESIAN register sets the sets the (X,Y) Cartesian coordinate
// that will be rotated to generate the sine output. Both X and Y are 16-bit
// signed fixed-point values with 2 integer bits and 14 fractional bits. Y
// is in the upper 16-bits and X is in the lower 16-bits.
//
// signed fixed-point values with 2 integer bits and 14 fractional bits.
// X/I/real is in the upper 16-bits and Y/Q/imaginary is in the lower 16-bits.
//
// In addition to rotation, the SR_CARTESIAN input vector is also scaled by
// a "CORDIC scale factor" that equals about 1.1644 (that is, the product of
// sqrt(1 + 2^(-2i)) for i = 1 to n, where n = 14, the number of fractional
@@ -134,18 +138,20 @@ module sine_tone #(
.o_tready (phase_out_tready & enable)
);
// CORDIC
// CORDIC. Swap I and Q to match what the Xilinx IP expects.
cordic_rotator cordic_inst (
.aclk (clk),
.aresetn (~(reset|clear)),
.s_axis_phase_tdata (phase_out_tdata),
.s_axis_phase_tvalid (phase_out_tvalid & cartesian_tvalid & enable),
.s_axis_phase_tready (phase_out_tready),
.s_axis_cartesian_tdata (cartesian_tdata),
.s_axis_cartesian_tdata ({cartesian_tdata[ 0 +: WIDTH/2], // Q
cartesian_tdata[WIDTH/2 +: WIDTH/2]}), // I
.s_axis_cartesian_tlast (cartesian_tlast),
.s_axis_cartesian_tvalid (phase_out_tvalid & cartesian_tvalid & enable),
.s_axis_cartesian_tready (cartesian_tready),
.m_axis_dout_tdata (sine_out_tdata),
.m_axis_dout_tdata ({sine_out_tdata[ 0 +: WIDTH/2], // Q
sine_out_tdata[WIDTH/2 +: WIDTH/2]}), // I
.m_axis_dout_tlast (sine_out_tlast),
.m_axis_dout_tvalid (sine_out_tvalid),
.m_axis_dout_tready (sine_out_tready & enable)