An Effective Method for Implementing 64-bit MAC using Wallace Tree Multiplier on FPGA through Chip Scope Pro

Abstract

Most of the Digital Circuit Designers are failing at programming the FPGA when the net list of design exceeds specified NETs of the desired FPGA. This paper presents the simplest way to programming the FPGA is not only programming, but also testing Circuit Under Test (CUT) by applying all possible test vectors manually through the keyboard. Presently running On-Board values can also be viewed on the monitor. If designers are new to FPGA design, this paper will help them to learn some of the debugging options.