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Thursday 7 November 2013

Design Round Robin Arbiter using Verilog FSM Coding with Variable Slice Period


Sr. No.
Name of the Pin
Direction
Width
Description
1
Clk
Input
1
Clock Signal
2
Rst
Input
1
Reset Signal
3
Req
Input
4
4 Request Signals
4
Grant
Output
4
4 Grant Signals

Round-robin (RR) is one of the simplest scheduling algorithms for processes in an operating system. As the term is generally used, time slices are assigned to each process in equal portions and in circular order, handling all processes without priority (also known as cyclic executive). Round-robin scheduling is simple, easy to implement, and starvation-free. Round-robin scheduling can also be applied to other scheduling problems, such as data packet scheduling in computer networks. In this Arbiter, we have included one two bit counter. This counter will count no. of clock pulses for grant period of each request signal. In this if in between of counter, the request signal goes low, then grant will be given to other respective request signal and we can save that time slice.


module round_robin(clk,rst,req,grant);

   output [3:0] grant;
   reg   grant;
   input  clk;
   input  rst;
   input [3:0]  req;


   reg [2:0]  state;
   reg [2:0]  next_state;
   reg [1:0]  count;
 
 
   parameter [2:0] s_ideal=3'b000;
   parameter [2:0] s0=3'b001;
   parameter [2:0] s1=3'b010;
   parameter [2:0] s2=3'b011;
   parameter [2:0] s3=3'b100;



   always @(posedge clk or posedge rst)
     begin
 if(rst)
   state=s_ideal;
 else
   state=next_state;
     end


   always @(state,next_state,count)
     begin
 case (state)
   s0:
     begin
        if (req[0])
   begin
      if(count==2'b11)
        begin
    if (req[1])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s1;
      end
    else if (req[2])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s2;
      end
    else if (req[3])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s3;
      end
    else
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s0;
      end
        end // if (count==2'b11)
      else
        begin
    count=count+2'b01;
    next_state=s0;
        end // else: !if(count==2'b11)
   end // if (req[0])
        else if (req[1])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s1;
   end
        else if (req[2])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s2;
   end
        else if (req[3])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s3;
   end
        else
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s_ideal;
   end
     end // case: s0


   s1:
     begin
        if (req[1])
   begin
      if (count==2'b11)
        begin
    if (req[2])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s2;
      end
    else if (req[3])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s3;
      end
    else if (req[0])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s0;
      end
    else
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s1;
      end
        end // if (count==2'b11)
      else
        begin
    count=count+2'b01;
    next_state=s1;
        end // else: !if(count==2'b11)
   end // if (req[1])
        else if (req[2])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s2;
   end
        else if (req[3])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s3;
   end
        else if (req[0])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s0;
   end
        else
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s_ideal;
   end
     end // case: s1



   s2:
     begin
        if (req[2])
   begin
      if (count==2'b11)
        begin
    if (req[3])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s3;
      end
    else if (req[0])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s0;
      end
    else if (req[1])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s1;
      end
    else
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s2;
      end
        end // if (count==2'b11)
      else
        begin
    count=count+2'b01;
    next_state=s2;
        end // else: !if(count==2'b11)
   end // if (req[2])
        else if (req[3])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s3;
   end
        else if (req[0])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s0;
   end
        else if (req[1])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s1;
   end
        else
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s_ideal;
   end
     end // case: s2



   s3:
     begin
        if (req[3])
   begin
      if (count==2'b11)
        begin
    if (req[0])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s0;
      end
    else if (req[1])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s1;
      end
    else if (req[2])
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s2;
      end
    else
      begin
         count=2'b00;
         next_state=s3;
      end
        end // if (count==2'b11)
      else
        begin
    count=count+2'b01;
    next_state=s3;
        end // else: !if(count==2'b11)
   end // if (req[3])
        else if (req[0])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s0;
   end
        else if (req[1])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s1;
   end
        else if (req[2])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s2;
   end
        else
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s_ideal;
   end
     end // case: s3


   default:
     begin
        if (req[0])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s0;
   end
        else if (req[1])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s1;
   end
        else if (req[2])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s2;
   end
        else if (req[3])
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s3;
   end
        else
   begin
      count=2'b00;
      next_state=s_ideal;
   end
     end // case: default
 endcase // case (state)
     end // always @ (state,next_state,count)     


always @(state,next_state,count)
  begin
     case (state)
       s0:begin grant=4'b0001; end
       s1:begin grant=4'b0010; end
       s2:begin grant=4'b0100; end
       s3:begin grant=4'b1000; end
       default:begin grant=4'b0000; end
     endcase // case (state)
  end
 endmodule

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