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Syntax: Component Description Fsm based stack Usage: Usage: Table 3.1 Memory Stacks for HPC Design Memory Stack Usage Flash In single device simulators Usage: RAM memory In multiple device simulators Usage: RAM memory In System Level RAM Heap Tuple-Space RAM Memory Stack Usage Display In single device simulators Usage: RAM memory In multiple device simulators Usage: RAM memory In System Level RAM Heap Tuple-Space RAM Memory Stack Usage Logger In single device simulators Usage: RAM memory In multiple device simulators Usage: RAM memory In System Level RAM Heap Tuple-Space RAM Memory Stack Usage Timer In single device simulators Usage: RAM memory In multiple device simulators Usage: RAM memory In System Level RAM Heap Tuple-Space RAM Memory Stack Usage Power-Monitor In single device simulators Usage: RAM memory In multiple device simulators Usage: RAM memory In System Level RAM Heap Tuple-Space RAM Memory Stack Usage Table 3.2 shows the components of the stack controller. The stack controller in Figure 3.3A is the RAM memory with its address space shown in Figure 3.3B. Figure 3.3a. Fsm based stack controller Figure 3.3b. RAM address space Table 3.2 Components of the Stack Controller Component Type Description RAM memory Stack address space Stack controller RAM memory Stack address space Stack controller Stack controller input Signal Configure stack controller. Stack address Address of the next memory location to be used. Stack controller output Signal Set stack controller for RAM memory to write to the stack. RAM memory input Signal Configure RAM memory. RAM memory output Signal Configure RAM memory. Stack controller output Signal Configure stack controller for RAM memory to write to the stack. RAM memory input Signal Configure RAM memory. RAM memory output Signal Configure RAM memory. Stack controller input Signal Input for control of stack controller to write to stack. RAM

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Description: Figure 1 describes the state diagram of the front controller of the FSM. The RAM memory is controlled by a circuit. The circuit is controlled by a four bit hexadecimal digital input that is processed by the FSM and the access to RAM memory is granted by the FSM. The controller is composed of a RAM memory, a stack control circuit that generates the current address to write data into the memory and a button. The RAM memory contains a number of cells from which the user will extract data with the help of the controller. In the first state of the controller, the device will automatically grant permission to read and write data. The purpose of this state is to establish the RAM memory. When the user places the button the controller goes to the second state. In this state, the button is used to grant access to the current address of the RAM memory where the read and write operations will be executed. This operation is granted by the controller after the user clicks on the button and the hexadecimal digital input from the controller goes to the “1” state. In the third state, the user can directly write data to the RAM memory. This operation is granted by the controller after the user clicks on the button and the hexadecimal digital input from the controller goes to the “1” state. The two states, “2” and “3”, are used to withdraw the permission to read and write data. In the second state the device will automatically grant permission to read and write data. This state is intended to withdraw the permission. The fourth state controls the reaction to the user clicking on the button. In this state, the hexadecimal digital input is in the “1” state. The reaction to this state depends on the output of the DSP5101 microcontroller. If the digital output of the DSP5101 is “0”, the controller will go to the fifth state. The fifth state withdraws the permission to read and write data. The user can remove the permission and the DSP5101 microcontroller will generate an interrupt. The digital output of the DSP5101 microcontroller will be in the “1” state and the controller will go to the sixth state. If the digital output of the DSP5101 microcontroller is “1”, the controller will stay in the fifth state. In this state the user has no permission to

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The SSTV testbench consists of two FSM models, one for the user and the other for the RAM and the stack controller: – Model for the user – Model for the RAM controller – Model for the Stack controller Model for the user The FSM model for the user is for a user that wants to interact with the stack in order to insert, delete or modify the values. The components of the FSM are interconnected with non-blocking components. The components are comprised of: * I: pushes the push-button when the user presses it (input 1) * SI: starts to fetch the value stored in the stack when a value is requested (input 2) * EI: fetches the value and disposes of it when the user presses the button (input 1) * D: deletes a value in the stack and deletes the corresponding item in the RAM when it has enough room (input 3) * F: modifies the value in the stack and the RAM The RS-232 communication with the computer is used as a sensor to synchronize the operations of the user interface with the operations of the FSM. ![](tutorial-35-models-user-fsm.png) The first time the user presses a button (push-button) the output 1 is true, the following time the output 1 is false. The sensor RS-232_tense and the output RS-232_tense synchronize the user interface with the FSM. Model for the RAM controller The FSM model for the RAM controller is for a user that wants to interact with the RAM memory to request the values stored in it, as well as to enable the memory to write data. The components of the RAM controller are interconnected with non-blocking components. The components are comprised of: * RS-232_tense: synchronizes the user interface with the FSM * RST: generates the address for the RAM memory * RAM: fills the stack (data) * K: outputs the address of the last cell of the RAM memory * V: outputs the value stored in the last cell of the RAM memory ![](tutorial-35-models-ram-fsm.png) The FSM does not synchronize with the user interface when the user wants to request values from the RAM. After the user requests a value, the output RST goes true and generates the address for the RAM memory. This is the first component of the FSM that activates. The second component of the FSM is the RAM. The RAM has an output K that receives the address from the RST component and an input V that receives the request of a value from the user. The RAM fills the stack with the value requested by the user. The RAM is created with

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