Abstract

In the paper, we propose a new method for FPGA-based design of high-speed Algorithmic State Machine (ASM) controllers. The method is based on the introduction of additional states of the state machine in order to implement all transition functions in the single-level structures. In this method, such an optimization criterion as a critical path delay is applied already at the stage of converting the ASM chart to the state machine HDL description. The proposed method consists of two steps: determining the place of additional labels on the ASM chart and introducing additional states of FSM. Experimental results show that our approach achieves an average performance gain of 20.43% to 27.41% (for various FPGA devices) compared with the traditional synthesis method. The maximum performance increase achieved is 59.17%. At the same time, the method slightly increases the cost of implementation by an average of 5.13% to 5.19%, but in some cases even reduces the cost.

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