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    Vivado Tutorial

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    This tutorial describes how to design, simulate, and implement a 4-bit binary adder using Vivado. It involves using four full adders to build a 4-bit parallel adder. The design is tested through behavioral simulation before being synthesized, implemented, and programmed onto a Nexys4 FPGA board. Input switches on the board are used to test the adder by displaying the output on LEDs.

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    Vivado Tutorial

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    This tutorial describes how to design, simulate, and implement a 4-bit binary adder using Vivado. It involves using four full adders to build a 4-bit parallel adder. The design is tested through behavioral simulation before being synthesized, implemented, and programmed onto a Nexys4 FPGA board. Input switches on the board are used to test the adder by displaying the output on LEDs.

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    This tutorial describes how to design, simulate, and implement a 4-bit binary adder using Vivado. It involves using four full adders to build a 4-bit parallel adder. The design is tested through behavioral simulation before being synthesized, implemented, and programmed onto a Nexys4 FPGA board. Input switches on the board are used to test the adder by displaying the output on LEDs.

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    Vivado Tutorial

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    This tutorial describes how to design, simulate, and implement a 4-bit binary adder using Vivado. It involves using four full adders to build a 4-bit parallel adder. The design is tested through behavioral simulation before being synthesized, implemented, and programmed onto a Nexys4 FPGA board. Input switches on the board are used to test the adder by displaying the output on LEDs.

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    Vivado Tutorial

    In this tutorial we are designing, simulating and implementing a 4-bit binary adder.
    Four full adders are used to build the 4-bit parallel adder.

    Cin

    Full Adder

    Cout

    y3

    y2

    x3
    C3

    Cout

    s3

    y1

    x2
    C2

    s2

    y0

    x1

    x2

    s1

    x0

    C1

    Cin

    s0

    Start Vivado
    Click on create new project

    Click Next
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    Enter the project name and location and click Next

    Select RTL Project and click Next

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    Click Create File

    Enter File name and click OK

    Click Create File again

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    Enter the name of the file and click OK

    Click Next

    Click Next
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    Click add Files

    Browse to the Nexys4_Master.xdc file and select it and click OK

    Click Next

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    Enter the Family, Package, and speed grade and the select the device from the list
    and click Next

    Click Finish

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    Enter the ports for the PA and select FA

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    Enter the ports of the FA and click OK

    Click on FA module and the code for it

    Then save it. If you have any syntax error you will get a message alerting you to
    that
    Click on the PA module to enter its code

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    After entering the code save it

    Simulation:
    Click on Add Sources in the Project Manager

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    Select Add or Create Simulation Sources and click Next

    Click Create File

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    Enter the file name and click OK

    Click Finish

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    The simulation module does not take ports so just click OK

    Click Yes

    Click on Sim_PA module to open it. Then enter the simulation code.
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    Save it

    After selecting Sim_PA

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    Click on Run Simulation and select Run Behavioral Simulation

    To display the results in decimal select the signal and right click on it then from
    radix select unsigned.
    Clicking on Elaborated Design will give you the block diagram of your design

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    Implementation:
    Pin Assignment:

    Nexys4_Master.xdc contain all the resources of Nexys4 board commented. Open this
    file and uncomment the resources used in the project. Make sure to use the project
    signals for each pin.

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    Switch 3 dowto 0 are used for input x , switches 7 downto 4 are used for input y,
    and swich 8 is used for input Cin

    LEDs 3 downto 0 are used to display the output s and LED 4 is used to display
    output Cout
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    After making all the necessary pin connections save the file

    Click on Run Synthesis

    After selecting Run Implementation, click OK

    Select Generate Bitstream and connect your board to the computer. Then Click OK

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    Select Open Hardware Manager and click OK

    Click on Open Target and select Auto Connect

    Click on Program device and select xc7a100t_0

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    After making sure the correct bit file is selected click program

    Change the inputs and observe the results. For this example all the inputs are
    1s(15+15+1) and the result is 31.

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