pub struct Strobe<const N: usize> {
    pub enable: Signal<In, Bit>,
    pub strobe: Signal<Out, Bit>,
    pub clock: Signal<In, Clock>,
    /* private fields */
}
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A Strobe generates a periodic pulse train, with a single clock-cycle wide pulse at the prescribed frequency. The argument [N] of the generic Strobe is used to size the counter that stores the internal delay value. Unfortunately, Rust const generics are currently not good enough to compute [N] on the fly. However, a compile time assert ensures that the number of clock cycles between pulses does not overflow the [N]-bit wide register inside the Strobe.

Fields

enable: Signal<In, Bit>

Set this to true to enable the pulse train.

strobe: Signal<Out, Bit>

This is the strobing signal - it will fire for 1 clock cycle such that the strobe frequency is generated.

clock: Signal<In, Clock>

The clock that drives the Strobe. All signals are synchronous to this clock.

Implementations

Generate a Strobe widget that can be used in a RustHDL circuit.

Arguments
  • frequency: The frequency (in Hz) of the clock signal driving the circuit.
  • strobe_freq_hz: The desired frequency in Hz of the output strobe. Note that the strobe frequency will be rounded to something that can be obtained by dividing the input clock by an integer. As such, it may not produce exactly the desired frequency, unless frequency/strobe_freq_hz is an integer.

returns: Strobe<{ N }>

Examples

See [BlinkExample] for an example.

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