Difference between revisions of "TH-C01"
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'''OUTPUTS'''': | '''OUTPUTS'''': | ||
| − | *S: Operation result | + | * S: Operation result |
| − | *Aout: | + | * Aout: |
| − | *Bout: | + | * Bout: |
| − | *Cout: Carry out | + | * Cout: Carry out |
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| + | '''FLAGS''': | ||
| + | * Carry (C): | ||
| + | * Parity (P): | ||
| + | * Adjust (A): | ||
| + | * Zero (Z): | ||
| + | * Negative (N): | ||
| + | * Overflow (O): | ||
== Instruction Set == | == Instruction Set == | ||
Latest revision as of 08:42, 5 September 2013
The TH-C01 is my first designed and built CPU, just using logic elements. The design has been simulated using the logisim tool.
Definition
- 8 bit ALU
- 8 bit Data bus
- 16 bit Address bus (MAX 64k bytes RAM)
- 8 x 8 bit registers (R0..R7) + (R6+R7 as address pointer)
- Dedicated Stack Pointer
- Dedicated PC
- Interruption control
- Expected 100 Khz
- RISC-like architecture with 3 to 5 cycles per operation
Architecture Details
ALU
The ALU can operate two 8 bit data (A and B), and its composed of 8 elements that are basically the same.
INPUTS':
- A: Operand A bit
- B: Operand B bit
- Aon: Enables A bit operand
- Bon: Enables B bit operand
- Ainv: Inverses the A bit operand
- Binv: Inverses the B bit operand
- Cin: Carry in
- Op (2 bits): Chose operation path
- Sinv: Invert the operation result
OUTPUTS':
- S: Operation result
- Aout:
- Bout:
- Cout: Carry out
FLAGS:
- Carry (C):
- Parity (P):
- Adjust (A):
- Zero (Z):
- Negative (N):
- Overflow (O):
