Floating-Point IP Cores User Guide

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Document Table of Contents x
1. About Floating-Point IP Cores 2. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Core 3. ALTFP_ADD_SUB IP Core 4. ALTFP_DIV IP Core 5. ALTFP_MULT IP Core 6. ALTFP_SQRT 7. ALTFP_EXP IP Core 8. ALTFP_INV IP Core 9. ALTFP_INV_SQRT IP Core 10. ALTFP_LOG 11. ALTFP_ATAN IP Core 12. ALTFP_SINCOS IP Core 13. ALTFP_ABS IP Core 14. ALTFP_COMPARE IP Core 15. ALTFP_CONVERT IP Core 16. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Core 17. Floating-Point IP Cores User Guide Document Archives 18. Document Revision History for the Floating-Point IP Cores User Guide
1. About Floating-Point IP Cores x
1.1. List of Floating-Point IP Cores 1.2. Installing and Licensing Intel® FPGA IP Cores 1.3. Design Flow 1.4. Upgrading IP Cores 1.5. Floating-Point IP Cores General Features 1.6. IEEE-754 Standard for Floating-Point Arithmetic 1.7. Non-IEEE-754 Standard Format 1.8. Floating-Points IP Cores Output Latency 1.9. Floating-Point IP Cores Design Example Files 1.10. VHDL Component Declaration 1.11. VHDL LIBRARY-USE Declaration
1.3. Design Flow x
1.3.1. IP Catalog and Parameter Editor 1.3.2. Specifying the IP Parameters and Options ( Quartus® Prime Pro Edition) 1.3.3. Generating IP Cores ( Quartus® Prime Standard Edition)
1.3.1. IP Catalog and Parameter Editor x
1.3.1.1. The Parameter Editor
1.3.2. Specifying the IP Parameters and Options ( Quartus® Prime Pro Edition) x
1.3.2.1. IP Core Generation Output ( Quartus® Prime Pro Edition)
1.4. Upgrading IP Cores x
1.4.1. Migrating IP Cores to a Different Device
1.6. IEEE-754 Standard for Floating-Point Arithmetic x
1.6.1. Floating-Point Formats 1.6.2. Special Case Numbers 1.6.3. Rounding
1.6.1. Floating-Point Formats x
1.6.1.1. Single-Precision Format 1.6.1.2. Double-Precision Format 1.6.1.3. Single-Extended Precision Format
2. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Core x
2.1. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Features 2.2. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Output Latency 2.3. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP Resource Utilization and Performance 2.4. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Signals 2.5. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Parameters
3. ALTFP_ADD_SUB IP Core x
3.1. ALTFP_ADD_SUB Features 3.2. ALTFP_ADD_SUB Output Latency 3.3. ALTFP_ADD_SUB Truth Table 3.4. ALTFP_ADD_SUB Resource Utilization and Performance 3.5. ALTFP_ADD_SUB Design Example: Addition of Double-Precision Format Numbers 3.6. ALTFP_ADD_SUB Signals 3.7. ALTFP_ADD_SUB Parameters
3.5. ALTFP_ADD_SUB Design Example: Addition of Double-Precision Format Numbers x
3.5.1. ALTFP_ADD_SUB Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
4. ALTFP_DIV IP Core x
4.1. ALTFP_DIV Features 4.2. ALTFP_DIV Output Latency 4.3. ALTFP_DIV Truth Table 4.4. ALTFP_DIV Resource Utilization and Performance 4.5. ALTFP_DIV Design Example: Division of Single-Precision 4.6. ALTFP_DIV Signals 4.7. ALTFP_DIV Parameters
4.5. ALTFP_DIV Design Example: Division of Single-Precision x
4.5.1. ALTFP_DIV Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
5. ALTFP_MULT IP Core x
5.1. ALTFP_MULT IP Core Features 5.2. ALTFP_MULT Output Latency 5.3. ALTFP_MULT Truth Table 5.4. ALTFP_MULT Resource Utilization and Performance 5.5. ALTFP_MULT Design Example: Multiplication of Double-Precision Format Numbers 5.6. Parameters 5.7. ALTFP_MULT Signals
5.5. ALTFP_MULT Design Example: Multiplication of Double-Precision Format Numbers x
5.5.1. ALTFP_MULT Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Waveform
6. ALTFP_SQRT x
6.1. ALTFP_SQRT Features 6.2. Output Latency 6.3. ALTFP_SQRT Truth Table 6.4. ALTFP_SQRT Resource Utilization and Performance 6.5. ALTFP_SQRT Design Example: Square Root of Single-Precision Format Numbers 6.6. ALTFP_SQRT Signals 6.7. ALTFP_SQRT Parameters
6.5. ALTFP_SQRT Design Example: Square Root of Single-Precision Format Numbers x
6.5.1. ALTFP_SQRT Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
7. ALTFP_EXP IP Core x
7.1. ALTFP_EXP Features 7.2. Output Latency 7.3. ALTFP_EXP Truth Table 7.4. ALTFP_EXP Resource Utilization and Performance 7.5. ALTFP_EXP Design Example: Exponential of Single-Precision Format Numbers 7.6. ALTFP_EXP Signals 7.7. ALTFP_EXP Parameters
7.5. ALTFP_EXP Design Example: Exponential of Single-Precision Format Numbers x
7.5.1. ALTFP_EXP Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
8. ALTFP_INV IP Core x
8.1. ALTFP_INV Features 8.2. Output Latency 8.3. ALTFP_INV Truth Table 8.4. ALTFP_INV Resource Utilization and Performance 8.5. ALTFP_INV Design Example: Inverse of Single-Precision Format Numbers 8.6. Ports 8.7. Parameters
8.5. ALTFP_INV Design Example: Inverse of Single-Precision Format Numbers x
8.5.1. ALTFP_INV Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
9. ALTFP_INV_SQRT IP Core x
9.1. ALTFP_INV_SQRT Features 9.2. Output Latency 9.3. ALTFP_INV_SQRT Truth Table 9.4. ALTFP_INV_SQRT Resource Utilization and Performance 9.5. ALTFP_INV_SQRT Design Example: Inverse Square Root of Single-Precision Format Numbers 9.6. Ports 9.7. Parameters
9.5. ALTFP_INV_SQRT Design Example: Inverse Square Root of Single-Precision Format Numbers x
9.5.1. ALTFP_INV_SQRT Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
10. ALTFP_LOG x
10.1. ALTFP_LOG Features 10.2. Output Latency 10.3. ALTFP_LOG Truth Table 10.4. ALTFP_LOG Resource Utilization and Performance 10.5. ALTFP_LOG Design Example: Natural Logarithm of Single-Precision Format Numbers 10.6. Signals 10.7. Parameters
10.5. ALTFP_LOG Design Example: Natural Logarithm of Single-Precision Format Numbers x
10.5.1. ALTFP_LOG Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
11. ALTFP_ATAN IP Core x
11.1. Output Latency 11.2. ALTFP_ATAN Features 11.3. ALTFP_ATAN Resource Utilization and Performance 11.4. Ports 11.5. ALTFP_ATAN Parameters
12. ALTFP_SINCOS IP Core x
12.1. ALTFP_SINCOS Features 12.2. Output Latency 12.3. ALTFP_SINCOS Resource Utilization and Performance 12.4. ALTFP_SINCOS Signals 12.5. ALTFP_SINCOS Parameters
13. ALTFP_ABS IP Core x
13.1. ALTFP_ABS Features 13.2. ALTFP_ABS Output Latency 13.3. ALTFP_ABS Resource Utilization and Performance 13.4. ALTFP_ABS Design Example: Absolute Value of Multiplication Results 13.5. ALTFP_ABS Signals 13.6. ALTFP_ABS Parameters
13.4. ALTFP_ABS Design Example: Absolute Value of Multiplication Results x
13.4.1. ALTFP_ABS Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
14. ALTFP_COMPARE IP Core x
14.1. ALTFP_COMPARE Features 14.2. ALTFP_COMPARE Output Latency 14.3. ALTFP_COMPARE Resource Utilization and Performance 14.4. ALTFP_COMPARE Design Example: Comparison of Single-Precision Format Numbers 14.5. ALTFP_COMPARE Signals 14.6. ALTFP_COMPARE Parameters
14.4. ALTFP_COMPARE Design Example: Comparison of Single-Precision Format Numbers x
14.4.1. ALTFP_COMPARE Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
15. ALTFP_CONVERT IP Core x
15.1. ALTFP_CONVERT Features 15.2. ALTFP_CONVERT Conversion Operations 15.3. ALTFP_CONVERT Output Latency 15.4. ALTFP_CONVERT Resource Utilization and Performance 15.5. ALTFP_CONVERT Design Example: Convert Double-Precision Floating-Point Format Numbers 15.6. ALTFP_CONVERT Signals 15.7. ALTFP_CONVERT Parameters
15.5. ALTFP_CONVERT Design Example: Convert Double-Precision Floating-Point Format Numbers x
15.5.1. ALTFP_CONVERT Design Example: Understanding the Simulation Results
16. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Core x
16.1. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Features 16.2. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Output Latency 16.3. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Target Frequency 16.4. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Combined Target 16.5. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP Resource Utilization and Performance 16.6. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP Signals 16.7. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP Parameters
1. About Floating-Point IP Cores
2. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Core
3. ALTFP_ADD_SUB IP Core
4. ALTFP_DIV IP Core
5. ALTFP_MULT IP Core
6. ALTFP_SQRT
7. ALTFP_EXP IP Core
8. ALTFP_INV IP Core
9. ALTFP_INV_SQRT IP Core
10. ALTFP_LOG
11. ALTFP_ATAN IP Core
12. ALTFP_SINCOS IP Core
13. ALTFP_ABS IP Core
14. ALTFP_COMPARE IP Core
15. ALTFP_CONVERT IP Core
16. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Core
17. Floating-Point IP Cores User Guide Document Archives
18. Document Revision History for the Floating-Point IP Cores User Guide

15.6. ALTFP_CONVERT Signals

Figure 41. ALTFP_CONVERT Signals
Table 88.  ALTFP_CONVERT Input Signals
Port Name Required Description
clock Yes The clock input to the ALTFP_CONVERT IP core.
clk_en No Clock enable that allows conversions to take place when asserted high. When asserted low, no operation occurs and the outputs are unchanged.
aclr No Asynchronous clear. The source is asynchronously reset when the aclr signal is asserted high.
dataa[] Yes Data input. The size of this input port depends on the WIDTH_DATA parameter value.

If the operation mode value is INT2FLOAT or FIXED2FLOAT, the data on the input bus is an integer.

If the operation mode value is FLOAT2INT or FLOAT2FIXED, the input bus is the IEEE floating-point representation. In the single-precision format, the input bus width value is 32. In the double-precision format, the input bus width value is 64.

In the single-extended precision format, the input bus range is from 43 to 64.

If the operation mode value is FLOAT2FLOAT, the input bus value is the IEEE floating-point representation. In the single-precision format, the input bus width value is 32. In the double-precision format, the input bus width value is 64. In the single-extended precision format, the input bus range is from 43 to 64.

Table 89.  ALTFP_CONVERT Output Signals
Port Name Required Description
result[] Yes Output for the floating-point converter. The size of this output port depends on the WIDTH_RESULT parameter value.

If the operation mode value is FLOAT2INT or FLOAT2FIXED, the output bus is an IEEE floating-point representation.

If the operation mode is FLOAT2INT, the output bus is an integer representation. If the selected precision is the single-precision format, the output bus width value is 32. If the selected precision is the double-precision format, the output bus width value is 64. If the selected precision is the single-extended precision format, the input bus range is from 43 to 64.

If the operation mode value is FLOAT2FLOAT, the output bus is an IEEE floating-point representation. If the selected precision is the single-precision format, the output bus is in the 64-bit double-precision format. If the selected precision is the double-precision format, the output bus is in the 32-bit single-precision format. If the selected precision is the single-extended precision format, the output bus ranges from 43 to 64.

overflow No Optional overflow exception output. This port is available only when the operation mode values are FLOAT2FIXED, FLOAT2INT, or FLOAT2FLOAT.

Asserted when the result of the conversion (after rounding), exceeds the maximum width of the result[] port, or when the dataa[] input is infinity.

underflow No Optional underflow exception output. This port is available only when the operation mode values are FLOAT2FIXED, FLOAT2INT, or FLOAT2FLOAT.

Asserted when the result of the conversion, after rounding, is fractional.

In FLOAT2INT operations, this port is asserted when the exponent value of the floating-point input is smaller than the exponent bias.

In FLOAT2FLOAT operations, this port is asserted when the floating-point input has a value smaller than the lowest exponent limit of the target floating-point format.

nan No Optional NaN exception output. This port is available only when the operation mode values are FLOAT2INT, FLOAT2FLOAT, or FLOAT2FIXED.

Asserted when the input port is a NaN representation.

If the operation mode value is FLOAT2INT or FLOAT2FIXED, the result[] port is set to zero.

If the operation mode value is FLOAT2FLOAT, the result[] port is set to a NaN representation.

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