Altfp_log – Altera Floating-Point User Manual
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Figure 12-3: ALTFP_LOG Signals
data[]
clk_en
clock
inst
ALTFP_LOG
result[]
zero
nan
aclr
Table 12-5: ALTFP_LOG IP Core Input Signals
Port Name
Required
Description
aclr
No
Asynchronous clear. When the
aclr
port is asserted high, the
function is asynchronously cleared.
clk_en
No
Clock enable. When the
clk_en
port is asserted high, a natural
logarithm operation takes place. When signal is asserted low, no
operation occurs and the outputs remain unchanged.
Deasserting
clk_en
halts operation until it is asserted again. Assert
the
clk_en
signal for the number of clock cycles equivalent to the
required output latency (
PIPELINE
parameter value) for the results
to be shown at the output.
clock
Yes
Clock input to the IP core.
data[]
Yes
Floating-point input data. The MSB is the sign bit, the next MSBs
are the exponent, and the LSBs are the mantissa. This input port size
is the total width of the sign bit, exponent bits, and mantissa bits.
For single precision, the width is fixed to 32 bits. For double
precision, the width is fixed to 64 bits. For single extended
precision, you can choose a width in the range from 43 to 64 bits.
Table 12-6: ALTFP_LOG IP Core Output Signals
Port Name
Required
Description
result[]
Yes
The natural logarithm of the value on input data. The natural
logarithm of the
data[]
input port, shown in floating-point format.
The widths of the
result[]
output port and
data[]
input port are
the same.
UG-01058
2014.12.19
Signals
12-5
ALTFP_LOG
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