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    The document describes the FPGA design flow for a 1-bit full adder circuit using Xilinx Vivado tools. The steps include: 1) Developing a Verilog model for the full adder circuit and a test bench; 2) Running synthesis and implementation to optimize, place and route the design; 3) Analyzing the timing, power usage, and resource utilization of the implemented design. The full adder circuit is then tested through simulation before generating a bitstream file for the FPGA.

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    The document describes the FPGA design flow for a 1-bit full adder circuit using Xilinx Vivado tools. The steps include: 1) Developing a Verilog model for the full adder circuit and a test bench; 2) Running synthesis and implementation to optimize, place and route the design; 3) Analyzing the timing, power usage, and resource utilization of the implemented design. The full adder circuit is then tested through simulation before generating a bitstream file for the FPGA.

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    The document describes the FPGA design flow for a 1-bit full adder circuit using Xilinx Vivado tools. The steps include: 1) Developing a Verilog model for the full adder circuit and a test bench; 2) Running synthesis and implementation to optimize, place and route the design; 3) Analyzing the timing, power usage, and resource utilization of the implemented design. The full adder circuit is then tested through simulation before generating a bitstream file for the FPGA.

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    Artix7 Verilog Word File

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    The document describes the FPGA design flow for a 1-bit full adder circuit using Xilinx Vivado tools. The steps include: 1) Developing a Verilog model for the full adder circuit and a test bench; 2) Running synthesis and implementation to optimize, place and route the design; 3) Analyzing the timing, power usage, and resource utilization of the implemented design. The full adder circuit is then tested through simulation before generating a bitstream file for the FPGA.

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    FPGA Design Flow For Full Adder

    Aim:
    The purpose of this design is to introduce to the basic FPGA
    design and programming tools. For this purposes, first
    perform an installation of the tools and then implement an
    adder circuit using FPGA design flow.

    Objective :
    Design and develop a Verilog model for full adder on FPGA
    and calculating power, area and time delay.

    Equipment & tools:


    Nexys 4 Artix-7, Xilinx Vivado Suite.
    Product: Artix 7
    Family: Artix-7
    Part name: xc7a100tcsg324-1
    Introduction:
    This is a step-by-step process flow for building a 1-bit full
    adder in Xilinx Vivado, a Design Suite software that provides
    with the ability to code designs in a hardware description
    language such as VHDL or Verilog. The ISE Design Suite
    also provides the ability to apply FPGA pin and timing
    constraints, analyze for errors and violations, and synthesize
    to generate configuration bit file formats for FPGAs
    Below shown actual FPGA design flow:

    Procedure(Step-by-step 1-bit Full Adder Design):


    Step1: Design the full adder. An example 1-bit full adder block
    diagram and Boolean circuit are shown in Fig.2 (a) and (b),
    respectively.
    Step2: Develop a Verilog model for full adder
    Step3:Write a test bench(provides a path to test the
    functionality for different inputs at different time intervals)to
    test its functionality.
    Go to add sources Add or create design source

    Verilog Code:
    Test Bench:

    Simulation Result:
    Step4:
    Go to RTL AnalysisOpen Elaborated design

    Go to Layout  I/O planning


    Make the constraint file by assigning the following pin numbers to the
    ports. A .xdc constraint file will be created as shown below.
    RTL Schematic
     The RTL schematic is independent of technology

    Step 5: Run Synthesis.


    Step 6: Run Implementation (where optimisation, placement and
    routing happens)
    Go to Report timing summary Check the critical path delay.
    Timing Analysis:

    Critical path delay(Total delay): 12.424ns


    Logic delay: 5.141ns
    Net delay:7.282ns

    Power Analysis:
    Go to Project Summary  Check on chip power
    Total on chip power = 2.815W
    Dynamic power = 2.707W
    Static power = 0.108W

    Area Analysis:
    Go to Project Summary Utilization  Table
    No of LUTs: 1
    No of IO: 5

    Step 7:Generate Bitstream

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