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Flowchart based FSM Design Technique - SPI DAC
case (state)
IDLE_DAC:
state <= (!dac_init) ? INIT_DAC : FUNC_DAC;
INIT_DAC:
state <= (count == 31) ? FUNC_DAC : INIT_DAC;
FUNC_DAC:
state <= WRT_DAC;
WRT_DAC:
state <= (count == 31) ? IDLE_DAC : WRT_DAC;
endcase- Use a case statement to implement FSM state-dependent behavior.
- Use non-blocking assignments (<=) inside clocked always blocks.
- Use a counter register to track the number of serial bits transmitted.
- Use conditional operators or if-else statements to control state transitions based on flags such as dac_init and count.
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