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Uart Test

This document contains a testbench module for testing UART transmitter and receiver modules. It defines parameters for the clock period and number of clock cycles per bit. It instantiates uart_rx and uart_tx modules and connects their ports. It defines a task to serialize and transmit a byte and tests transmitting and receiving a byte. If the received byte matches what was sent, it prints a pass message, otherwise a fail message.

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Uart Test

This document contains a testbench module for testing UART transmitter and receiver modules. It defines parameters for the clock period and number of clock cycles per bit. It instantiates uart_rx and uart_tx modules and connects their ports. It defines a task to serialize and transmit a byte and tests transmitting and receiving a byte. If the received byte matches what was sent, it prints a pass message, otherwise a fail message.

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module uart_tb ();

`include "uart_tx.v"

`include "uart_rx.v"

// Testbench uses a 10 MHz clock

// Want to interface to 115200 baud UART

// 10000000 / 115200 = 87 Clocks Per Bit.

parameter c_CLOCK_PERIOD_NS = 100;

parameter c_CLKS_PER_BIT = 87;

parameter c_BIT_PERIOD = 8600;

reg r_Clock = 0;

reg r_Tx_DV = 0;

wire w_Tx_Done;

reg [7:0] r_Tx_Byte = 0;

reg r_Rx_Serial = 1;

wire [7:0] w_Rx_Byte;

// Takes in input byte and serializes it

task UART_WRITE_BYTE;

input [7:0] i_Data;

integer ii;

begin
// Send Start Bit

r_Rx_Serial <= 1'b0;

#(c_BIT_PERIOD);

#1000;

// Send Data Byte

for (ii=0; ii<8; ii=ii+1)

begin

r_Rx_Serial <= i_Data[ii];

#(c_BIT_PERIOD);

end

// Send Stop Bit

r_Rx_Serial <= 1'b1;

#(c_BIT_PERIOD);

end

endtask // UART_WRITE_BYTE

uart_rx #(.CLKS_PER_BIT(c_CLKS_PER_BIT)) UART_RX_INST

(.i_Clock(r_Clock),
.i_Rx_Serial(r_Rx_Serial),

.o_Rx_DV(),

.o_Rx_Byte(w_Rx_Byte)

);

uart_tx #(.CLKS_PER_BIT(c_CLKS_PER_BIT)) UART_TX_INST

(.i_Clock(r_Clock),

.i_Tx_DV(r_Tx_DV),

.i_Tx_Byte(r_Tx_Byte),

.o_Tx_Active(),

.o_Tx_Serial(),

.o_Tx_Done(w_Tx_Done)

);

always

#(c_CLOCK_PERIOD_NS/2) r_Clock <= !r_Clock;

// Main Testing:

initial

begin
// Tell UART to send a command (exercise Tx)

@(posedge r_Clock);

@(posedge r_Clock);

r_Tx_DV <= 1'b1;

r_Tx_Byte <= 8'hAB;

@(posedge r_Clock);

r_Tx_DV <= 1'b0;

@(posedge w_Tx_Done);

// Send a command to the UART (exercise Rx)

@(posedge r_Clock);

UART_WRITE_BYTE(8'hAB);

@(posedge r_Clock);

// Check that the correct command was received

if (w_Rx_Byte == 8'hAB)

$display("Test Passed - Correct Byte Received");

else

$display("Test Failed - Incorrect Byte Received");

#1000 $finish;

end
endmodule

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