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I'm trying to assign _t3 value from _t1, before I reset _t1 to 0. And I use _t3 value to run next pwm to out
Here is the code. module convert_Ref(input clk, input in, output reg out); reg [15: 0] _t1, _t2, _t3, _i1; reg _tA, _tB; initial begin _t1 = 0; _t2 = 0; _t3 = 0; _tA = 0; _tB = 0; _i1 = 0; end always @(posedge clk) begin if (in) begin if (_tA) begin _t3 <= _t1; _t1 <= 0; _t2 <= 0; _tB <= 1; end _tA <= 0; _t1 <= _t1 + 1; end else begin if (!_tA) begin _tB <= 0; end _tA <= 1; _t2 <= _t2 + 1; end if (_tB) begin _i1 <= _i1 + 1; if (_i1 < _t3) out <= 1; else out <= 0; if (_i1 == (_t3 + 100)) _i1 <= 0; end endLink Copied
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Rule number 1 of coding: Make it readable :). Please use meaningful signal names. '_t1' doesn't tell me anything.
A tip when posting code: wrap the code tags around any text you post. e.g.module convert_Ref(input clk, input in, output reg out);
reg _t1, _t2, _t3, _i1;
reg _tA, _tB;
Then you won't end up with unwanted smilies B) littered about your code and it will maintain any (very helpful) indentation you may have included in your original code... As for the actual problem with the code - I'm really not sure what you're trying to achieve. You mention PWM in the title but I really can't see what you're trying to do. For starters: counter '_t2' increments under certain conditions but nothing is dependent on it. So, what is it there for? Perhaps a description of what it is you're trying to do would be the place to start... Regards, Alex

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