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Registers

DFFER

Speedster22i Macro Cell Library

Achronix Semiconductor Proprietary

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DFFER

Positive Clock Edge D-Type Register with Clock Enable and
Asynchronous/Synchronous Reset

rn

ce

d

ck

DFFER

q

Figure 2-5: Logic Symbol

DFFER is a single D‐type register with data input (d), clock enable (ce), clock (ck), and active‐
low reset (rn) inputs and data (q) output. The active‐low reset input overrides all other inputs 
when it is asserted low and sets the data output low. The response of the q output in response 
to  the  asserted  reset  depends  on  the  value  of  the  sr_assertion  parameter  and  is  detailed  in 

Table  2‐15:  DFFER  Function  Table  when  sr_assertion  =  “unclocked”

  and 

Table 

2‐16:  DFFER Function Table when sr_assertion = “clocked”

. If the reset input is not asserted, 

the data output is set to the value on the data input upon the next rising edge of the clock if the 
active‐high clock enable input is asserted.

Pins

Table 2-13: Pin Descriptions

Name

Type

Description

d

Data input.

rn

Active-low asynchronous/synchronous reset input. A low on rn sets the
q output low independent of the other inputs if the sr_assertion parame-
ter is set to “unclocked”. If the sr_assertion parameter is set to “clocked”, a
low on rn sets the q output low at the next rising edge of the clock.

ce

Active-high clock enable input.

ck

Positive-edge clock input.

q

Data output. The value present on the data input is transferred to the q
output upon the rising edge of the clock if the clock enable input is high
and the reset input is high.

Parameters

Table 2-14: Parameters

Parameter

Defined Values

Default Value

init

1’b0

sr_assertion

“unclocked”

init

The init parameter defines the initial value of the output of the DFFER register.  This is the 
value the register takes upon the initial application of power to the FPGA.  The default value 
of the init parameter is 1’b0.

input

input

input

input

output

1’b0, 1’b1

“unclocked”, “clocked”

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