Simulink HDL Coder D-FF With Trigger that isn’t clock

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2 min readSep 30, 2021

Hello, im trying to build a D-FF using HDL Coder in Simulink without a clock trigger signal. The trigger signal I desire is generated outside the subsystem and fed as an input to the subsystem. Whenever I convert the model into HDL, inputs that are not included in the subsystem are added (such as clk, clk_enable). Is there a way to model a DFF with a trigger signal that is not a system clock and translate it into HDL using HDL Coder?

The generated HDL code should be something like this:

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always @(posedge trigger_signal or negedge rst)

begin

if (!rst)

v_sampled_latched <= pi_ref;

else

v_sampled_latched<=v_sampled_masked;

end

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I have tried using delay block and triggered subsystem, both add undesired inputs to the system, and use those inputs as trigger to the DFF instead of the signal i desire.

ANSWER

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I have used trigger as clock feature to see if this addresses your question.

error_sample u_error_sample (.Trigger(error_sample_1),
.reset(reset),
.In1(Switch_out1), // ufix6
.vsampled_latch(error_sample_out1) // ufix6
);

`timescale 1 ns / 1 nsmodule error_sample
(Trigger,
reset,
In1,
vsampled_latch);
input Trigger;
input reset;
input [5:0] In1; // ufix6
output [5:0] vsampled_latch; // ufix6
reg [5:0] In1_hold; // ufix6
always @(posedge Trigger or posedge reset) // <=== input Trigger signal used as clock signal
begin : vsampled_latch_hold_process
if (reset == 1'b1) begin
In1_hold <= 6'b000000;
end
else begin
In1_hold <= In1;
end
end
assign vsampled_latch = In1_hold;endmodule // error_sample

Please check the attached generated code for the model.

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