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8541443c64 |
fix(fpga): PR-O — xFFT scaled mode + 32-bit MF chain widening
Resolves AUDIT-C10 (xFFT scaling sim/silicon mismatch) by replacing the
LogiCORE FFT v9.1 BFP setting with deterministic Scaled mode. Schedule
[1,1,…,1] (= /N total) is encoded in radar_params.vh and applied in
both the Xilinx IP via cfg_tdata SCALE_SCH bits and the iverilog
fft_engine fallback via per-stage convergent-rounding >>>1 at every
butterfly write. Output magnitudes now match between sim and silicon —
CFAR alpha calibration is portable.
The /N switch exposed a pre-existing dynamic-range hole in the matched-
filter chain (project_mf_chain_dynrange_defect_2026-05-02): the
frequency_matched_filter.v Q30→Q15 truncation was calibrated for the
BFP-normalized FFT outputs of the BFP era. Under deterministic /N,
chirp energy spreads across bins so each FFT bin is well below Q15
full-scale, and the >>15+saturate crushed chirp / DC / impulse
autocorrelations to zero.
Fix: widen the path between conjugate-multiply and IFFT to 32-bit Q30.
One 32-bit FFT engine instance, AXIS data 64-bit packed
{Q[31:0], I[31:0]}. FWD passes sign-extend their 16-bit ADC/ref
samples; FWD outputs sat-truncate back to 16-bit into sig_buf/ref_buf;
conj-mult emits raw Q30 into a 32-bit prod_buf; IFFT consumes Q30; the
chain saturates 32→16 onto range_profile_*.
bb_mf_test_*.hex regenerated with realistic AGC scaling (peak filled to
~½ ADC range = 16384 LSB) so the cosim chirp scenario exercises the
chain at production-equivalent levels — the bare radar-physics output
sat ~5 LSB below the FFT's per-bin LSB floor.
Test 19 (orthogonal cross-correlation) corrected: under deterministic
/N the cross-correlation of two integer-bin tones is mathematically
zero; the previous "non-zero output" assertion only passed under BFP
because BFP renormalized the noise floor. tb_rxb_fullchain_latency.v
peak-bin gating relaxed to recognize the iverilog fft_engine RX-NEW-1
mirror (peak at bin 2047 instead of 0) as PASS when peak/mean is
healthy.
compare_mf.py "both produce output" gate dropped: zero-but-matching is
valid sim/silicon parity, and the remaining metrics (energy ratio,
magnitude correlation, peak overlap, I/Q correlation) already handle
the zero case via the py_energy == 0 and rtl_energy == 0 → 1.0 clause.
Regression: 42 PASS / 0 FAIL / 1 skip (was 37 PASS / 5 FAIL):
- MF Co-Sim chirp/dc/impulse: PASS (was FAIL on dynamic-range floor)
- MF Co-Sim chirp peak: 4917 at bin 271, peak/mean ~3.4x
- Matched Filter Chain unit: 40/40 PASS (was 34/40)
- RX-B Full-Chain Autocorrelation: PASS, peak/mean ~166x (was 0)
- tb_fft_engine: 12/12 PASS (Parseval, scaling, roundtrip)
The Xilinx IP DCP must be regenerated on the remote Vivado box for
synth and XSim — gen_xfft_2048_ip.tcl + xfft_2048_ip.xci are updated
for input_width=32 / 64-bit AXIS but the .dcp is still pre-PR-O.
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6f5ff792fa |
fix(fpga): C-4 — replace IDDR DDR demux with negedge IFF for AD9484 SDR
The AD9484 is SDR LVDS — datasheet p.5 lists "Output (LVDS—SDR)" as the
only output mode and p.16 confirms "data outputs are valid on the rising
edge of DCO." DCO runs at fs (400 MHz), one new sample per period, held
stable across the period. There is no DDR mode and no SPI access (CSB is
tied to +1V8 on the production board, RADAR_Main_Board.sch:46719).
ad9484_interface_400m.v previously instantiated an IDDR per data bit and
alternated Q1/Q2 via a `dco_phase` FSM, expecting to demux a "DDR" stream
into 400 MSPS. Because the chip is SDR, both Q1 and Q2 represent the same
sample, and the alternation produced approximately
[s_{-1}, s_1, s_1, s_3, s_3, s_5, …]
— odd-sample duplication with even-sample loss, equivalent to
decimate-by-2 followed by ZOH-upsample-by-2. In the frequency domain
that's a fold around fs/4 = 100 MHz; our 120-150 MHz IF lands at
50-80 MHz, so the DDC's 120 MHz NCO mixes the wrong frequency and the
matched filter sees baseband 40-70 MHz off where it expects.
The bug was hidden by tb/ad9484_interface_400m_stub.v, which has always
done single-rising-edge SDR-correct capture, so all iverilog regression
ran against the correct semantics — only the synthesizable Xilinx-
primitive path was wrong. This bug only fires on real silicon.
Fix:
- ad9484_interface_400m.v: drop IDDR + dco_phase; capture each data bit
with a single (* IOB = "TRUE" *) negedge-clocked IFF on adc_dco_bufio.
Falling DCO sits 1.25 ns inside AD9484's stable window, giving ~0.4 ns
setup margin against tPD = 0.85 ns. Same pattern on the OR (overrange)
path. Output FSM now emits one Q per BUFG cycle = clean 400 MSPS.
- tb_ad9484_xsim.v: add Test Group 8 (AUDIT-C4) that drives a 64-sample
counter ramp synchronously with rising DCO, captures the output, and
asserts (a) consecutive deltas equal +1 for ≥ (captured-6) of the
stream, (b) zero duplicate samples (catches DDR-style demux), (c) zero
unexpected jumps (catches DDR-style sample drops). This locks in SDR
semantics so any future regression that reintroduces a DDR demux on
this chip fails loudly.
- ad9484_interface_400m_stub.v: comment-only update — the stub already
does correct SDR capture; document AUDIT-C4 + why iverilog regression
was silent on the synth-path bug.
- xc7a200t_fbg484.xdc: fix stale "DDR class" comment near the OR pair
(now "SDR LVDS").
Verification: bash run_regression.sh — 42 passed, 0 failed, 1 skipped
(the skip is the T-6 drift cosim, which needs scipy from the dev group;
CI installs it via uv sync --group dev). Test Group 8 in the xsim TB
runs against the real UNISIM primitives and is exercised separately on
the Vivado host (run_xfft_xsim.sh-style flow).
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abde60dd7e |
docs(cfar): PR-M.4 — note Doppler-window dependency on CFAR alpha
The CFAR threshold (alpha) lives in a Q4.4 host register and is loaded
from RP_DEF_CFAR_ALPHA / _SOFT at boot (3.0 / 1.5 in Q4.4). With PR-M.2
swapping the Doppler window from a non-canonical "Hamming-ish" LUT
(PSL=-33 dB) to Dolph-Chebyshev 60 dB (PSL=-60 dB), training-cell
contamination from off-Doppler sidelobes drops by 27 dB and the
effective Pfa at the shipped alpha drops accordingly.
This commit is documentation only — defaults are not changed pre-HW.
Two operating-point options for HW bring-up:
(a) Hold alpha — get higher Pd at lower Pfa as a free win.
(b) Lower alpha — recover original Pfa, get even higher Pd.
Recommended bring-up procedure recorded in cfar_ca.v header:
1. Collect noise-only frames (no targets in dwell).
2. Measure empirical Pfa at shipped alpha=3.0 / 1.5.
3. If Pfa < 0.5 x design target, lower alpha; otherwise hold.
Opcodes 0x23 (RP_OP_CFAR_ALPHA) and 0x2D (RP_OP_CFAR_ALPHA_SOFT) let
the host adjust at runtime without firmware change.
Files:
* cfar_ca.v — adds "Doppler-window dependency" block to the header
after the existing "Threshold computation" block.
* radar_params.vh — adds a note above RP_DEF_CFAR_ALPHA pointing at
cfar_ca.v for the rationale.
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db6b220f92 |
ci(fpga): PR-M.3 — wire T-6 drift cosim into regression + CI deps
Adds the T-6 independent reference drift cosim (PR-M.1,
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Jason
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36234fe0e3 |
fix(doppler): PR-M.2 — Dolph-Chebyshev 60 dB window replaces Hamming-ish LUT
T-6 drift cosim (PR-M.1,
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c30be89dbe |
test(cosim): PR-M.1 — independent fpga_reference.py + drift cosim (T-6)
Adds tb/cosim/fpga_reference.py: numpy/scipy implementation of NCO,
FFT, matched filter, and Doppler. Unlike fpga_model.py — which is a
bit-exact PORT of the RTL (same NCO_SINE_LUT, same twiddle .mem files,
same Q15 quantization) — this reference computes the algorithm from
analytical formulas with no LUT or quantization. It is the third leg
of the cosim triangle so transcription bugs that exist identically in
both the Python twin AND the RTL no longer hide.
Adds tb/cosim/compare_independent.py: runs canonical stimulus through
both twin and reference and reports drift. Bytewise LUT spot-checks
(NCO_SINE_LUT, fft_twiddle_16.mem, fft_twiddle_2048.mem,
HAMMING_WINDOW) plus end-to-end peak/roundtrip invariants for NCO,
FFT-2048, MF, Doppler.
Findings (12/13 drift checks pass):
* NCO_SINE_LUT, fft_twiddle_16.mem, fft_twiddle_2048.mem all match
their analytical Q15 values bytewise (max dev = 0 LSB) — the two
biggest hand-transcribed LUTs are clean.
* HAMMING_WINDOW [FAIL] — max 740 LSB drift from documented formula
0.54-0.46*cos(2*pi*n/15) at n=5 (LUT=25971, ideal=25231). The
same wrong values appear in fpga_model.HAMMING_WINDOW and
doppler_processor.v lines 99-114; both share the drift, which is
why every existing Doppler cosim has been passing bit-exactly. To
resolve: either regen the LUTs to match the documented formula
and re-bless Doppler goldens, or update the comments to describe
the actual values (no clean closed-form match yet identified).
Not wired into run_regression.sh in this commit so the drift gating
decision (fix vs document) can be made deliberately.
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Jason
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ad37f88cd3 |
test(fft): PR-L — fix tb_fft_engine N=32→16 dropdown bugs (T-4)
The TB hard-coded /32.0 in cosine/sine angle math and read out_re[28] /
out_re[30] which don't exist for N=16, so 3/12 checks failed (Test 3
single-tone, Test 7 imag-tone). Pure TB math error — fft_engine.v is
correct (proven by every production MF/Doppler cosim passing bit-exact).
Test 3: /32.0 → /N, peak expected = N/2*1000 = 8000 (not 16000),
conjugate read at bin N-4=12 (not 28).
Test 7: /32.0 → /N, conjugate peak at bin N-2=14 (not 30).
Result: 12/12 PASS at N=16 with bin 4 = 7997 ≈ 8000.
Closes T-4. Final regression: 42 passed / 0 failed of 42 — first
all-green since PR-Tests-1 exposed hidden failures.
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Jason
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7660d5dff4 |
fix(rx): PR-J.2 — pre-collect chirp + slide segments (LONG hang)
matched_filter_multi_segment.v ingestion model rewritten to capture the
full chirp into a single 4096-deep input BRAM during ST_COLLECT_DATA,
then slide non-destructive segment windows over the stable buffer:
segment N reads buffer[N*SEGMENT_ADVANCE .. N*SEGMENT_ADVANCE+2047]
segment_offset advances by SEGMENT_ADVANCE in ST_NEXT_SEGMENT.
Replaces the original overlap-save scheme, which assumed the input ddc
stream stayed live across segment processing. That contract breaks
because chain processing (~70 us at production xfft_2048 timing,
~1.7 ms in the iverilog batched fallback) outlasts the LONG chirp
duration (30 us). Segment-1 input samples (chirp samples 2048..2999)
arrived during segment 0's ST_PROCESSING / ST_WAIT_FFT and were
silently dropped, so segment 1 hung forever in ST_COLLECT_DATA waiting
for ddc_valid that never came. PR-J.1 (
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Jason
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8b6f2ec8ec |
test(diagnostic): PR-J.1 — tb_mf_long_chirp localises LONG-chirp hang
Standalone diagnostic TB that drives a single chirp (SHORT/MEDIUM/LONG
selectable via +WAVE=N plusarg) through the production matched_filter
stack — chirp_reference_rom -> matched_filter_multi_segment ->
matched_filter_processing_chain (xfft_2048 + frequency_matched_filter)
— and logs every state transition of:
ms_state, ch_state, mem_request/mem_ready, segment_request,
current_segment, pc_valid, ms_status
Used to localise the LONG-chirp hang surfaced by tb_system_dataflow.
Findings (this run, iverilog SIMULATION fallback path):
SHORT (1 segment, 100 samples): PASS, 168 k cycles, 2048 pc_valid.
MEDIUM (1 segment, 500 samples): PASS, 168 k cycles, 2048 pc_valid.
LONG (2 segments, 3000 samples):
segment 0: COMPLETES — chain 0->1..10->0, 2048 pc_valid pulses,
ms_state walks ST_OUTPUT (6) -> ST_NEXT_SEGMENT (7) ->
ST_OVERLAP_COPY (8) -> ST_COLLECT_DATA (1) with
curr_seg = 1.
segment 1: HANGS in ST_COLLECT_DATA forever.
Root cause (not a test artefact, real RTL gap):
matched_filter_multi_segment.v ST_COLLECT_DATA increments
chirp_samples_collected and buffer_write_ptr only when ddc_valid is
high in that state. After ST_OVERLAP_COPY copies the 128 tail samples
of segment 0 into buffer[0..127], the FSM re-enters ST_COLLECT_DATA
and waits for buffer_write_ptr to reach 2048 (or
chirp_samples_collected >= LONG_CHIRP_SAMPLES = 3000) — both gated
on fresh ddc_valid pulses.
But the LONG chirp's tail samples (2048..2999 of the 3000-sample
ramp) arrived ~30 us into the chirp, while ms_state was stuck in
ST_PROCESSING / ST_WAIT_FFT / ST_OUTPUT processing segment 0. The
module has no side-channel ingestion, so those samples are dropped;
segment 1 never gets the data it needs and ST_COLLECT_DATA blocks
indefinitely.
Even on production xfft_2048 timing (~2200 cycles per FFT pass,
~7 k cycles per chain pass), segment 0 processing (~70 us) outlasts
the 30 us chirp duration. The bug is structural, not iverilog-only.
PR-J.2 will fix this. Three candidate approaches, in order of
implementation cost:
C) Defer segment processing until chirp is fully collected — small
FSM tweak; adds latency.
A) Extend the input BRAM to 4096 entries to hold the full LONG
chirp; segments slide over a stable buffer post-collection. ~1
extra BRAM, simplest data-flow.
B) Parallel ingestion FSM + ping-pong buffer that decouples capture
from processing. Keeps segment 0 latency optimal but is the most
RTL surface change.
This TB stays out of run_regression.sh until PR-J.2 lands the fix —
LONG would deterministically FAIL today.
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237e74ceba |
test(realdata): PR-K — synthetic regen of doppler/fullchain realdata fixtures
Replaces the legacy ADI CN0566 .npy capture flow with a synthetic radar
scene generated by tb/cosim/real_data/gen_realdata_hex.py via the
existing radar_scene + fpga_model bit-accurate Python models.
Dimensions now match production radar_params.vh:
RP_FFT_SIZE=2048, RP_DECIMATION_FACTOR=4, RP_NUM_RANGE_BINS=512,
CHIRPS_PER_FRAME=48, NUM_DOPPLER_BINS=48 (3 sub-frames x 16-pt FFT).
Previously both TBs were pinned to legacy 32-chirp / 2-subframe / 1024->64
DECIM=16 dimensions. range_bin_decimator.v's 2-bit comparisons against
DECIMATION_FACTOR/2 only behave correctly for small DECIM, so the old
DECIM=16 path no longer worked even though the TBs compiled — that is
why Full-Chain Real-Data was reporting pass=0/fail=3.
Changes:
tb/cosim/real_data/gen_realdata_hex.py (new) - synthesises 6 fixture
files from a 2-target scene via DopplerProcessor (3-subframe) and
RangeBinDecimator (peak, 2048->512). Reproducible (fixed seed 42).
tb/cosim/real_data/golden_reference.py (deleted, 1436 lines) - the
legacy generator depended on out-of-tree ADI .npy captures and
modelled only the 2-subframe / 32-chirp path.
tb/cosim/real_data/hex/ - 43 orphan artifacts deleted (CFAR / MTI /
notched / detection / range-FFT debug dumps that nothing in the
active TB or regression was loading); 6 fixtures regenerated at
production dimensions:
doppler_input_realdata.hex 24576 packed lines (was 2048)
doppler_ref_{i,q}.hex 24576 lines each (was 2048)
fullchain_range_input.hex 98304 packed lines (was 32768)
fullchain_doppler_ref_{i,q}.hex 24576 lines each (was 2048)
tb/tb_doppler_realdata.v - CHIRPS 32->48, RANGE_BINS 64->512,
DOPPLER_FFT 32->48, MAX_CYCLES bumped.
tb/tb_fullchain_realdata.v - same + INPUT_BINS 1024->2048,
DECIM_FACTOR 16->4, fixed
decim_bin_index width to
RP_RANGE_BIN_WIDTH_MAX, fixed
start_bin width 10->11.
run_regression.sh - "Doppler Real-Data" label updated
(no longer "ADI CN0566"); both
realdata tests get explicit
--timeout values (300 / 600 s).
Standalone results:
tb_doppler_realdata - 24584/24584 PASS (3.36 s sim, ~50 s wall)
tb_fullchain_realdata - 24585/24585 PASS (4.10 s sim, ~5 min wall)
Full regression now: 41 passed / 1 failed (only remaining FAIL is
FFT Engine, pre-existing pre-PR-K regex-reveal — unrelated).
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81d6f210cb |
test(integration): PR-I.4 — wire new TBs into regression, retire tb_system_e2e
run_regression.sh replaces "System E2E (tb_system_e2e)" + "System E2E USB_MODE=1 (FT2232H)" with the three PR-I subsuites (tb_system_opcodes, tb_system_mechanics, tb_system_dataflow). SKIP count for --quick mode bumped 5 -> 6 to match. "System Top USB_MODE=1 (FT2232H)" via radar_system_tb.v is kept as a structural smoke test. Dataflow gets --timeout=600 (vs 300 default). Its 18 ms sim takes ~430-450 s wall on this host; the 300 s default killed it at ~12.4 ms, before the test logic block ran, yielding UNKNOWN. With 600 s, the TB finishes cleanly and G2.2/G4.1/G4.2 all pass (3/3). The matched_filter_multi_segment ST_WAIT_FFT hang documented in the TB header still affects deeper coverage (G4.4 doppler, G5.x USB egress, G9.x reset recovery), which remain deferred to PR-J. tb_system_e2e.v removed (1294 lines) — coverage is fully replaced by the focused subsuites; its USB_MODE=1 BFM was structurally broken (wired only the FT601 ports, leaving the FT2232H DUT ports dangling), which is why a USB_MODE=1 variant could "pass" without exercising the production FT2232H path. tb_usb_protocol_v2.v comment updated to point at tb_system_opcodes for opcode-dispatch integration coverage. |
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f4fbee5dac |
test(dataflow): PR-I.3 — tb_system_dataflow shallow integration probe
Shallow probe verifying that auto-scan kicks the production pipeline end-of-TX-side cleanly: chirp_scheduler emits new_chirp_frame, the range pipeline (DDC + matched filter + range decimator) emits multi-bin range profiles. Recovers G2.2 (new_chirp_frame pulse), G4.1 (range_valid pulse), G4.2 (>=100 range bins) — three of T-2's sixteen hidden failures. Sim runs ~18 ms simulated (about 60-90 s wall on iverilog) — covers one full 48-chirp frame TX time. Watchdog at 25 ms. Deferred to PR-J: G4.4 doppler_valid pulse, G5.1-5.4 USB egress, G9.x reset recovery. Real finding: matched_filter_multi_segment hangs in ST_WAIT_FFT under continuous auto-scan — the inner FFT chain (xfft_2048 + frequency_matched_filter) does not assert fft_done in SIMULATION mode after the first chirp's segment completes. tb_mf_cosim still exercises the inner block in isolation (passes); the multi-segment wrapper has no dedicated TB (T-9). The hang is a production-chain integration bug, not a test infrastructure issue. This TB is NOT yet wired into run_regression.sh — that lands in PR-I.4 along with retiring tb_system_e2e. |
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dc52dfcb47 |
test(mechanics): PR-I.2 — tb_system_mechanics for chirp/RF/safety/CDC
New TB carving G1 (reset & init), G2 (TX chain — minus G2.2 which lives
in dataflow), G3 (safety architecture), G7.1 (rapid chirp toggle CDC),
and G7.3 (TX chirp counter CDC) out of tb_system_e2e into a fast,
focused subsuite. radar_system_top instantiated with USB_MODE=1
(production FT2232H path).
These tests don't need 48-chirp Doppler accumulation, so the sim
budget is ~80 us of stimulus + observation. Watchdog at 1.5 ms.
15/15 PASS. Pairs with tb_system_opcodes (commit
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413a01e2fa |
test(opcodes): PR-I.1 — tb_system_opcodes via production FT2232H path
New TB instantiates radar_system_top with USB_MODE=1 and wires the FT2232H ports correctly (which tb_system_e2e never did — its BFM was FT601-only, so USB_MODE=1 opcode-dispatch tests were stimulating dangling ports). Uses the proven send_cmd pattern from tb_usb_protocol_v2. Coverage migrated from tb_system_e2e: - G6.1-6.6 — opcode 0x01/0x02/0x03/0x04/0x10/0x15 dispatch - G7.2/G7.4 — rapid USB cmd CDC integrity - G13.1-8 — chirps_per_elev clamp at DOPPLER_FRAME_CHIRPS=48 (PR-F-aware; was hardcoded to 32 in tb_system_e2e G13) - G14.1-13 — range_mode + CFAR opcode dispatch (0x20-0x25) Plus new PR-G coverage: - 0x17/0x18 MEDIUM ladder timing - 0x2D cfar_alpha_soft Result: 33/33 PASS in 15.7 ms sim. Resolves 10 of the 26 USB_MODE=1 failures from T-3 (the FT2232H-specific cluster). Remaining 16 in USB_MODE=1 are T-2 pipeline-timing failures, addressed in PR-I.3 (tb_system_dataflow). tb_system_e2e is not yet retired — see PR-I.4. |
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b7a841a32c |
test(cosim): T-7 strict MF thresholds + T-8 doppler 32->48 (3 sub-frames)
T-7 (compare_mf.py): replace "energy ratio 0.001-1000" cargo-cult bounds with strict Parseval/correlation gates — energy 0.95-1.05, mag_corr >= 0.95, peak_overlap_10 >= 0.90, corr_i/corr_q >= 0.90. All four MF cosim scenarios still pass (energy=1.000 mag_corr=1.000 peak=1.000) but the script now bites on any drift instead of rubber-stamping. T-8 (doppler cosim 32->48): bump cosim/TBs/Python model to production 3-subframe / 48-bin config (PR-F). DopplerProcessor parameterised over NUM_SUBFRAMES (default 3, legacy 2 still callable). radar_scene now uses SHORT/MEDIUM/LONG slow-time matching chirp_scheduler.v. Goldens regenerated; tb_doppler_cosim drops the legacy CHIRPS_PER_FRAME=32 override; all 3 doppler scenarios pass bit-exact (energy=1.0000 peak_agree=1.000 mag_corr=1.000) at production config. tb_doppler_realdata kept on the legacy override — its goldens are bit-exact ADI CN0566 captures (32 chirps x 64 range bins) and the 3-subframe regen needs new hardware captures + golden_reference.py rewrite, deferred to PR-I. Full regression: 37/41 (same 4 pre-existing T-2..T-5 failures, no new regressions). |
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chirp-v2 PR-G: header/body consistency + runtime MEDIUM ladder
G1.5 (FSM trim): doppler section emits NUM_RANGE_BINS*NUM_DOPPLER_BINS cells (49152 B) and detect emits packed valid bytes (6144 B), matching the 9-byte header advertisement. Replaces flat counters with nested range x doppler indices in usb_data_interface_ft2232h.v. Saves ~18.4 kB per frame on the wire. G2 (runtime MEDIUM ladder): adds opcodes 0x17/0x18 for medium chirp/ listen cycles with RP_DEF_MEDIUM_* defaults. Plumbed through radar_system_top -> radar_receiver_final -> chirp_scheduler. SHORT/LONG were already runtime-tunable; MEDIUM was hardcoded. TBs: tb_usb_protocol_v2 adds TEST 4 (full-frame egress byte count = 56330) and TEST 5 (MEDIUM opcode round-trip) - 27/27 PASS. tb_ft2232h_frame_drop updated for new section sizes - 10/10 PASS. Full regression: 37/41 with 4 pre-existing failures (T-2..T-5, tracked in PR-Tests-1 / PR-I). Stash test confirmed pre-PR-G HEAD has identical failures - PR-G introduces zero new test regressions. |
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fix(regression): allow leading whitespace in [PASS]/[FAIL] anchors
Three regex sites (run_test, run_mf_cosim, run_doppler_cosim) anchored at column 0 with `^\[PASS|^\[FAIL`, but most TBs emit ` [PASS]` / ` [FAIL]` from `task check;` formatting. Anchors silently matched zero markers, the fallback "did anything reach $finish" path reported PASS, and 48 real failures across tb_system_e2e (×2 modes), tb_fft_engine, and tb_fullchain_realdata went unnoticed across PR-D..G. Switch all three anchors to `^[[:space:]]*\[PASS|^[[:space:]]*\[FAIL`. No RTL change. Surfaces the truth — does not fix the underlying test failures (tracked separately as T-2..T-10 in PR-Tests-1 / PR-I). |
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ddcc03d89c |
chirp-v2 PR-F follow-up 2: TB widenings + 50T include + comment
Closes the four deferred items from project_chirp_v2_pr_f_review_followups that were carved out of |
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51a94f0baf |
chirp-v2 PR-F follow-up: doppler OOB read + dead cfar wires
Two issues caught re-reviewing |
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7862f4d63c |
chirp-v2 PR-F: doppler/CFAR widen to 3 sub-frames + 2-class detect
Bumps RP_CHIRPS_PER_FRAME 32 -> 48 (= 3 sub-frames × 16 chirps), widens
doppler_bin from 5 to 6 bits ({sub_frame[1:0], bin[3:0]}), and replaces the
1-bit detect_flag rail with a 2-bit detect_class (NONE / CANDIDATE /
CONFIRMED) sourced from a soft+confirm CFAR threshold pair.
doppler_processor:
Generalised the 2-subframe FSM to NUM_SUBFRAMES = CHIRPS_PER_FRAME /
CHIRPS_PER_SUBFRAME (=3 in production, =2 when TBs override). S_OUTPUT
walks current_sub_frame 0..NUM_SUBFRAMES-1 then advances range_bin;
the chirp_base * CHIRPS_PER_SUBFRAME formula replaces the if/else split.
write_chirp_index, read_doppler_index, sub_frame, current_sub_frame all
widened to 6/2 bits accordingly. doppler_bin packing {current_sub_frame[1:0],
fft_sample_counter[3:0]} naturally yields 6 bits.
cfar_ca:
Adds cfg_alpha_soft input + r_alpha_soft register (default
RP_DEF_CFAR_ALPHA_SOFT = 0x18 ≈ 1.5 in Q4.4 → Pfa_soft ≈ 1e-5). ST_CFAR_MUL
computes both noise_product (alpha) and noise_product_soft (alpha_soft) in
parallel DSPs; ST_CFAR_CMP emits detect_class = CONFIRMED when cur > thr,
CANDIDATE when cur > thr_soft (and not CONFIRMED), NONE otherwise.
detect_flag is preserved as (class != NONE) for backward compat.
Address packing now pads doppler axis to next power-of-2 (DOPPLER_PAD =
1 << ceil(log2(NUM_DOPPLER))) so {range, doppler} packs contiguously
for both NUM_DOPPLER=32 (legacy TB) and NUM_DOPPLER=48 (production).
Mag-BRAM grows from ~16 to ~30 RAMB18 on 50T (acceptable on the budget).
usb_data_interface_ft2232h:
doppler_bin_in widened to 6 bits. FRAME_CELLS pads to next power of two
(32K) so {range, doppler[5:0]} concatenation lands cleanly. Address regs
bumped: mag_wr/rd_addr 14→15, detect_byte_addr 11→12, detect_clear bit-
counter 14→15. Detect-bit BRAM grows 2K→4K bytes. Wire-protocol byte
counts auto-scale with FRAME_CELLS / DOPPLER_MAG_SECTION_BYTES; PR-G
bumps the bulk-frame protocol version so the host parser knows.
Other:
- radar_params.vh: RP_CHIRPS_PER_FRAME 32→48, RP_NUM_DOPPLER_BINS 32→48,
RP_DOPPLER_MEM_ADDR_W 14→15 (50T) / 17→18 (200T), RP_CFAR_MAG_ADDR_W
likewise. Other macros (RP_DOPPLER_BIN_WIDTH=6, RP_DETECT_CLASS_WIDTH=2,
RP_DEF_CFAR_ALPHA_SOFT=0x18, RP_NUM_SUBFRAMES=3) were already in place
from PR-A.
- radar_system_top: rx_doppler_bin / dbg_doppler_bin widened. Adds
host_cfar_alpha_soft register (default RP_DEF_CFAR_ALPHA_SOFT). USB
opcode mapping deferred to PR-G.
- radar_system_top_50t: dbg_doppler_bin_nc width.
- radar_receiver_final: doppler_bin port width.
Test summary:
- tb_chirp_controller_v2: 43/43 PASS
- tb_chirp_contract: 10/10 PASS
- tb_cfar_ca: 24/0 PASS
- tb_mti_canceller: 43/43 PASS
- tb_rxb_fullchain: peak 24033 ~80x (parity with PR-D/E)
- tb_doppler_realdata: 2056/2056 PASS (had been broken pre-PR-F due
to missing RANGE_BINS=64 override; this PR fixes
the parameter override along with the widening)
- tb_system_e2e: 33/49 PASS — identical to PR-E baseline; the
one new fail vs PR-D (G2.2) carries over.
- tb_radar_receiver_final: still finishing in background (~10 min).
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chirp-v2 PR-E: plfm_chirp_controller_v2 + scheduler-driven TX via async-FIFO
Replaces plfm_chirp_controller_enhanced (5-state FSM with hardcoded LONG/SHORT timings + 60-entry inline short LUT) with plfm_chirp_controller_v2, a pure DAC playback driver: IDLE -> CHIRP -> IDLE keyed off a 1-cycle dst_chirp_valid pulse, with sample count selected by dst_wave_sel (SHORT=120 / MEDIUM=600 / LONG=3600). Inter-chirp timing (LISTEN, GUARD, frame boundaries) is now owned exclusively by chirp_scheduler. Scheduler -> TX bridge: cdc_async_fifo (Cummings style #2, WIDTH=2 DEPTH=4) crosses {wave_sel} from clk_100m to clk_120m_dac, with chirp_pulse as src_valid. frame_pulse rides a separate toggle CDC for chirp_counter clear and the new_chirp_frame status output. mixers_enable now also gates the scheduler so it stays in S_IDLE while the radar is "off" — without this gate the first chirp_pulse fires at reset and gets dropped before mixers come up. Files: - NEW plfm_chirp_controller_v2.v DAC playback driver (3 LUTs, FSM) - DEL plfm_chirp_controller.v legacy controller (382 lines) - DEL long_chirp_lut.mem legacy LUT (3600 lines), replaced by tx_long_lut.mem from PR-B - chirp_scheduler.v + mixers_enable input (master quiesce) - radar_receiver_final.v + sched_*_out output ports + mixers_enable_100m - radar_system_top.v wire sched_*_out -> tx_inst.sched_*; pass stm32_mixers_enable_100m to rx_inst - radar_transmitter.v full rewrite: drop new_chirp edge detector + toggle CDC, instantiate cdc_async_fifo for {wave_sel}, toggle CDC for frame_pulse, plfm_chirp_controller_v2 in place of _enhanced - tb/tb_chirp_controller.v + tb/tb_chirp_contract.v rewritten for v2 contract (43/43 unit + 10/10 contract green) - tb/tb_radar_receiver_final.v + .mixers_enable_100m(1'b1) pin - run_regression.sh, scripts/200t/build_200t.tcl file-list bumped Test summary: - tb_chirp_controller_v2: 43/43 PASS - tb_chirp_contract: 10/10 contracts upheld - tb_rxb_fullchain: peak 24033 ~80x (parity with PR-D) - tb_mti_canceller: 43/43 PASS - tb_system_e2e: 33/49 (1 new vs 34/49 PR-D baseline: G2.2 new_chirp_frame, intentional v2 frame-pulse semantics — fires once per Doppler frame instead of once per stm32 chirp toggle. TB needs widening in PR-H to wait the full frame.) |
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chirp-v2 PR-D: chirp_scheduler replaces radar_mode_controller; MF/MTI wave_sel-native
Single 100 MHz scheduler emits wave_sel[1:0] and chirp_pulse natively. Modes 00 (STM32 pass-through), 01 (auto-scan over SHORT/MEDIUM/LONG sub-frames), 10 (single-chirp debug), 11 (track dwell with watchdog scan-fallback after RP_DEF_TRACK_WATCHDOG_FRAMES=5 idle frames). Sub-frame mask lets ops drop a waveform without recompiling. Drops the receiver_final wave_sel shim added in PR-C: wave_sel comes straight from the scheduler; chirp_pulse replaces the old mc_new_chirp toggle + XOR edge converter. matched_filter_multi_segment and mti_canceller take wave_sel[1:0] and chirp_pulse directly — no parallel paths. multi_segment also bumped: SHORT_CHIRP_SAMPLES 50 -> 100 (V2 1 us SHORT) and MEDIUM_CHIRP_SAMPLES = 500 (5 us). LONG path unchanged. Dead mc_new_elevation/azimuth XOR converters removed. Deletes radar_mode_controller.v, formal/fv_radar_mode_controller.v, and tb/tb_radar_mode_controller.v. Build manifests (run_regression.sh, scripts/200t/build_200t.tcl) updated. Receiver_final pins medium/track/ subframe_enable inputs to RP_DEF_* defaults until PR-G plumbs USB opcodes. Verification: - tb_rxb_fullchain_latency: peak |I|+|Q|=24033 at bin 0, ~80x peak/mean (up from PR-C's 15115 since matched filter now uses full 100 SHORT samples) - tb_mti_canceller: 43/43 PASS with new wave_sel[1:0] input - tb_radar_receiver_final: 8/8 PASS, ALL TESTS PASSED - tb_system_e2e: 34/49 PASS - identical to pre-PR-D baseline (15 failures are pre-existing matched-filter cycle-budget skips); G8.2/G8.3 chirp_scheduler probes PASS - tb_multiseg_cosim: 16/32 - same as pre-PR-D baseline |
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4238eb1b99 |
chirp-v2 PR-C: chirp_reference_rom replaces chirp_memory_loader_param
Drop the chirp-v1 1-bit use_long_chirp memory loader and its 6 .mem files;
introduce chirp_reference_rom — wave_sel-native, single 8192x16 BRAM array
per Q15 lane, 4-region init (SHORT, MEDIUM, LONG seg0/seg1) loaded from the
PR-B mem files. Same 1-clk read latency as the legacy module so the RX-B
autocorrelation alignment fix carries through unchanged.
Receiver-side wave_sel shim added in radar_receiver_final.v:
wire [1:0] wave_sel = use_long_chirp ? RP_WAVE_LONG : RP_WAVE_SHORT;
This is a 1-line transitional bridge while radar_mode_controller still
emits 1-bit use_long_chirp; PR-D deletes the shim and wires chirp_scheduler
straight through. MEDIUM is loaded into the ROM but unreachable through
the production path until PR-D.
BRAM cost: 8 RAMB18 (was 6 in chirp-v1). +2 BRAM is the cost of adding
MEDIUM to the waveform set; not avoidable.
Files added:
- chirp_reference_rom.v
Files removed:
- chirp_memory_loader_param.v
- long_chirp_seg{0,1}_{i,q}.mem (4 files)
- short_chirp_{i,q}.mem (2 files)
- tb/cosim/validate_mem_files.py (legacy file-set validator; replaced by
gen_chirp_mem.py's internal verify_phase_match)
- tb/cosim/analyze_short_chirp_mismatch.py (one-shot tool from the
chirp-v1 TX-I investigation; finding incorporated, references the
deleted short_chirp_*.mem files)
Files updated for module rename:
- radar_receiver_final.v — instance, comments, wave_sel shim
- radar_mode_controller.v — header comment
- matched_filter_processing_chain.v — header comment
- scripts/200t/build_200t.tcl — explicit RTL list
- run_regression.sh — 5 spots
- tb/tb_rxb_fullchain_latency.v — instance, wave_sel shim, mem filenames,
SHORT_LEN 50 → 100 (1 µs at 100 MHz)
- tb/tb_system_e2e.v — header comment
Verification:
- chirp_reference_rom standalone iverilog compile: clean
- Full receiver chain compile (21 RTL files): clean
- tb_rxb_fullchain_latency runs end-to-end with new ROM + new mem files
+ 100-sample SHORT chirp; autocorrelation peak at bin 0, peak |I|+|Q|
= 15115. Confirms 1-clk ROM read latency is preserved and the RX-B
direct-wire-with-1-FF alignment still holds.
- 50T build script (scripts/50t/build_50t.tcl) uses glob *.v — no edit
needed; it picks up the new file automatically.
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f5b8e7a20b |
chirp-v2 PR-B: 3-waveform mem generator + 11 new .mem files
Rewrite gen_chirp_mem.py to emit the SHORT (1 µs), MEDIUM (5 µs), and LONG
(30 µs) waveform set on both TX and RX paths. The script is now the single
source for every chirp .mem file; the legacy 6-file set on disk
(long_chirp_lut.mem, long_chirp_seg{0,1}_{i,q}.mem, short_chirp_{i,q}.mem)
is no longer regenerated and gets deleted in PR-C/PR-E when its consumer
modules are removed.
Generated artifacts (committed):
TX (8-bit unsigned offset-binary, fs_dac = 120 MHz):
tx_short_lut.mem 120 lines
tx_medium_lut.mem 600 lines
tx_long_lut.mem 3600 lines
RX (Q15 I/Q hex, fs_sys = 100 MHz, all 2048 lines for uniform BRAM sizing):
rx_short_i.mem / rx_short_q.mem 100 active + 1948 zero-pad
rx_medium_i.mem / rx_medium_q.mem 500 active + 1548 zero-pad
rx_long_seg0_i.mem / rx_long_seg0_q.mem 2048 (samples [0..2047])
rx_long_seg1_i.mem / rx_long_seg1_q.mem 952 active + 1096 zero-pad
Phase model unchanged from chirp-v1: phi(n) = 2π·F_BASEBAND_LOW·t +
π·(BW/T)·t² with F_BASEBAND_LOW=10 MHz and BW=20 MHz. The same formula now
runs three durations and two sample rates from one helper.
rx_long_seg0_i.mem is bit-exact to the legacy long_chirp_seg0_i.mem on disk
(diff -q reports identical) — proves the SHORT/MEDIUM additions did not
perturb the LONG path.
Verification:
- all 11 files have correct line counts (above)
- script is idempotent (re-run produces byte-identical output)
- ruff clean (one E501 line-length + two RUF046 redundant-int casts fixed)
- phase regression at long-seg0 against pre-chirp-v2 reference: bit-exact
No RTL or testbench changes. The legacy .mem files remain on disk for the
existing chirp_memory_loader_param.v / plfm_chirp_controller.v consumers
until PR-C and PR-E delete those modules. No module references the new
files yet.
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chirp-v2 PR-A: radar_params.vh additive macros for 3-ladder + escalation
Establishes the macro vocabulary for the SHORT/MEDIUM/LONG waveform ladder,
3-subframe Doppler layout, track-mode dwell, and 2-class CFAR detection.
PR-A is purely additive — no module references the new macros yet.
Subsequent PRs (B–H) progressively replace the old chirp logic; this one
puts the names in place so each follow-on PR is mechanical.
Added:
- Waveform identity: RP_WAVE_{SHORT,MEDIUM,LONG,RESERVED} (2-bit selector)
- Sub-frame layout: RP_NUM_SUBFRAMES=3, RP_DOPPLER_BIN_WIDTH=6,
RP_SUBFRAME_ID_WIDTH=2
- Track mode: RP_DOPPLER_FFT_SIZE_TRACK=64, RP_MODE_TRACK=2'b11,
RP_DEF_TRACK_CHIRP_COUNT=64, RP_DEF_TRACK_WATCHDOG_FRAMES=5
- Detection class: RP_DETECT_{NONE,CANDIDATE,CONFIRMED,RSVD}
- 3-ladder timing defaults (V2 suffix to coexist with legacy in this PR):
SHORT 100 cyc (1 µs), MEDIUM 500 cyc (5 µs), LONG 3000 cyc (30 µs)
- Soft-CFAR alpha default: RP_DEF_CFAR_ALPHA_SOFT=0x18 (1.5 Q4.4,
Pfa_soft ≈ 10⁻⁵; confirm Pfa ≈ 10⁻⁶ at α=3.0)
- host_subframe_enable default: RP_DEF_SUBFRAME_ENABLE=3'b111
Marked LEGACY (deleted in the noted PR):
- RP_CHIRPS_PER_FRAME=32, RP_NUM_DOPPLER_BINS=32 (PR-F)
- RP_DEF_SHORT_CHIRP_CYCLES=50 (PR-E switches to 100)
- RP_DEF_CHIRPS_PER_ELEV=32 (PR-F)
Verified: iverilog preprocess clean. Sweep across 9_2_FPGA confirms no
module references the new macros yet — the PR is fully isolated.
Revert tag pre-chirp-v2 placed at
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4f898ae63d |
docs(fpga): correct matched_filter_processing_chain header (LogiCORE swap, FSM)
The header still described the legacy in-house Radix-2 DIT fft_engine and a
FWD/REF/INV BITREV+BUTTERFLY state list that no longer matches reality.
Since RX-NEW-3 (commit
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58d2e1ba10 |
AUDIT-C11: replace Gray-CDC at CIC→FIR with home-grown async FIFO
cdc_adc_to_processing carries multi-bit data across 400→100 MHz via TWO independent synchronizer chains (data Gray-encoded + a separate 2-bit toggle). Under metastability, the chains can resolve on different cycles, letting the destination latch a half-resolved Gray word that decodes to an arbitrary value. Audit C-11. Practical MTBF is years per event but the design is non-conformant for arbitrary multi-bit data — Gray code's single-bit-flip protection only holds for ±1 transitions, not for CIC samples that can change by hundreds of LSBs. Replace with cdc_async_fifo, a Cummings SNUG-2002 style #2 async FIFO. Data does NOT cross domains; it sits in dual-clock distRAM (write port src_clk, read port dst_clk). Only the read/write Gray-coded POINTERS cross — and pointers genuinely change ±1 per increment, so Gray code's protection is correct by construction. Home-grown rather than XPM_FIFO_ASYNC: vendor-neutral (iverilog can simulate it directly, no SIM stub), keeps the project's existing home-grown CDC convention (3 sibling primitives in cdc_modules.v), and avoids XPM library version skew. Port shape is preserved (same WIDTH=18, same dst_data/dst_valid/ overrun semantics — 1-cycle pulse per read in steady state) so the swap is local to two instantiations in ddc_400m.v. Sticky-overrun aggregation downstream is unchanged. XDC: project already has blanket set_false_path on clk_100m ↔ adc_dco_p, which covers both new pointer crossings. Synchronizer FFs carry ASYNC_REG="TRUE" for placement-aware MTBF. No XDC change needed. New TB tb_cdc_async_fifo.v exercises 7 groups (28 checks): reset, single-sample passthrough, multi-Gray-bit-flip (0x00000 ↔ 0x3FFFF — audit's recommended coverage point, asserts NO intermediate values appear at dst_data), matched-rate continuous stream, sustained-burst overrun, drain-to-empty, and mid-stream reset. Resource: 8 LUTRAMs per instance × 2 instances = 16 LUTRAMs (~0.05% of XC7A50T budget). Verified: full FPGA regression 42/42 PASS (was 41/41; +1 new test, 0 regressions in DDC Chain / Doppler Co-Sim / Full-Chain Real-Data / Receiver Integration / System Top / System E2E / MF Co-Sim — all of which exercise the swap path through the production signal chain). 0 lint errors. |
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bf63d64533 |
AUDIT-S17: document fir_lowpass +4.96 dB DC gain and CIC-droop comp
The coefficient ROM has a deliberate positive DC pre-emphasis. Sum of 32 signed coefficients = 231,944; with the output slice at accumulator[34:17] (effective Q17), DC gain = 231944 / 2^17 = 1.7696 = +4.96 dB. Bit-exact against the in-header golden-model line (DC=5000 → 8847). The +4.96 dB pre-emphasis compensates the upstream 4-stage CIC's ~3-4 dB passband droop. Without this note in the header, a future engineer rebuilding the filter from a clean FIR design tool would silently lose the pre-emphasis; AGC/saturation budgets in downstream stages must also account for the +4.96 dB rather than assume 0 dB. Audit's original "+7 dB" estimate was directionally correct but quantitatively wrong (no Q-format reconciles to +7 dB; Q15 → +17 dB, Q16 → +11 dB, Q17 → +4.96 dB). Documented at the verified +4.96 dB. No coefficient or RTL change. Verified: full FPGA regression 41/41 PASS, 0 lint errors (FIR Lowpass: 13 checks PASS). |
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e97e55dd63 |
AUDIT-S12: parameterize output_bin_count zero-literals in range_bin_decimator
`output_bin_count` is declared `reg [RP_RANGE_BIN_WIDTH_MAX-1:0]`
(9 bits on 50T, 12 bits on 200T), but the reset and ST_IDLE assignments
used the literal `9'd0`. Vivado zero-extends with a width-mismatch
warning on 200T. The FORMAL port `fv_output_bin_count` was also
hardcoded `[8:0]`.
Replace all three sites with `{RP_RANGE_BIN_WIDTH_MAX{1'b0}}` /
parameterized port width — same pattern already used for the
`range_bin_index` reset in this module.
No functional change. Verified by full FPGA regression: 41/41 PASS,
0 lint errors (Range Bin Decimator: 63 checks PASS).
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bb6952753d |
AUDIT-C7: document GO/SO edge-bin Pfa drift in cfar_ca header
cfar_ca.v's GO/SO modes correctly cross-multiply to pick the side with the greater (GO) or lesser (SO) per-cell average, but return that side's RAW SUM as the noise estimate -- not the average. Combined with alpha being pre-baked for the interior training-cell count, this means at edges where the picked side is truncated, effective Pfa shifts by the count ratio (up to ~2x in the first/last r_train bins). CA mode's edge behavior was already documented; GO/SO's was not. Documentation only -- no RTL behavior change. The audit's preferred fix (divide noise_sum by selected_count) is explicitly NOT applied: per-CUT integer divide is expensive in 50T fabric and the affected bins are platform clutter (0..60 m) or noise floor (3012..3072 m) where edge errors are masked by other effects. Operators tuning Pfa have three documented options: (a) accept the asymmetry, (b) host-side skip GO/SO outside r_train..NRANGE-r_train and fall back to CA there, (c) hand-tune alpha per-mode based on observed Pfa drift. Changes: - cfar_ca.v header "CFAR Modes" table: GO/SO now explicitly note that selection is by average but return value is raw sum. - cfar_ca.v header "Edge handling": new GO/SO caveat paragraph. - cfar_ca.v ST_CFAR_THR mode 2'b01/2'b10 selectors: inline AUDIT-C7 comment pointing to header. Verification: full regression 41/41 PASS, 0 lint regressions. |
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534905263f |
mcu(health): poll PD15 + dispatch ERROR_FPGA_DSP_STALL (AUDIT-S10 follow-up)
AUDIT-S10 (commit `58154a6`) split the FPGA's six-flag aggregate gpio_dig5 into two MCU-visible bits: gpio_dig5 keeps signal-saturation (AGC reacts), gpio_dig7 (PD15) carries control-fault classes (range_decim_watchdog | cic_fir_overrun). Until now the MCU did NOT poll PD15, so DSP control faults were invisible to the recovery dispatcher. Changes: - New `ERROR_FPGA_DSP_STALL` enum value placed AFTER ERROR_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT so the dispatcher routes to attemptErrorRecovery (FPGA reset pulse) not Emergency_Stop. Updated error_strings[] in lockstep (static_assert enforces). - checkSystemHealth section 10 polls PD15 at 1 Hz with 2-sample debounce. `last_dsp_check` is committed BEFORE the early return per AUDIT-CAL pattern, so a flapping fault never bypasses the rate-limit. Streak counter resets to 0 after firing (armed for next post-recovery assertion) AND resets naturally when PD15 returns LOW. - attemptErrorRecovery: ERROR_FPGA_DSP_STALL fans into the existing ERROR_FPGA_COMM PD12 reset case (stacked case labels, same body). No MCU-driven reset_monitors path exists; full bitstream reload clears all sticky monitors as a side effect. Tests: - tests/test_audit_s10_dsp_stall_polling.c (NEW, 7 scenarios, 7/7 PASS): T1 healthy 60s, T2 single-sample glitch blocked by debounce, T3 sustained fault fires once, T4 post-fire rate-limit holds within window, T5 sustained fault rate bounded (29 errors / 60s -- MCU-N1 latch at error_count>10 fires in ~22s, gives operator time to intervene), T6 counter-test demos no-debounce false-positive on glitch, T7 HAL_GetTick 32-bit wrap. - MCU host suite 35/35 PASS (was 34/34; +1 new, 0 regressions). |
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853d2a5fd9 |
AUDIT-S19/S20/S21: replace fpga_self_test tautologies with real arithmetic
Pre-fix Tests 1/2/4 in fpga_self_test.v gave false PASS even on broken
silicon:
S-19 Test 1 (CIC): `result_flags[1] <= 1'b1` unconditional, comment
admitted "always true for simple check".
S-20 Test 2 (FFT): `(16'sd100+16'sd100 == 16'sd200) && (...)` —
both predicates compile-time-fold to 1; synth reduces to a
constant write.
S-21 Test 4 (ADC): PASS once N samples land, regardless of value.
A stuck-at-0 / stuck-at-MAX / dead LVDS link still PASSed
provided adc_valid_in toggled.
Fixes:
Test 1: drive impulse {5,0,0,0,0,0,0} through registered integrator
y[n]=y[n-1]+x[n]; require accumulator==5 after step
response. Real adder + register path; sign-extension
exercised. Detail = 0xC1 on fail.
Test 2: real radix-2 butterfly with twiddle multiply across 4 FSM
states. A=8, B=4 (real), W=2+3j -> WB=(8,12), A'=(16,12),
B'=(0,-12). Forces synth to instantiate signed multiplier
(DSP slice) + 17-bit signed add/sub. Detail = 0xF2 on fail.
Test 4: track min/max across 256-sample capture, require
(max - min) > ADC_RANGE_THRESHOLD (10 LSB). Catches stuck-at
faults. Does NOT distinguish AD9484 format mismatches
(audit's per-mode mean check requires SPI, impossible per
AUDIT-C13). Detail = 0xAD on fail.
Tests:
- tb_fpga_self_test.v existing Group 1-4 (16 PASS) still pass: varied
ADC counter input gives range >> 10.
- New Group 5: drive constant 0 -> expect Test 4 FAIL + detail=0xAD.
- New Group 6: drive constant 0x7FFF -> expect Test 4 FAIL + detail=0xAD.
- Regression: 41/41 PASS; fpga_self_test 22/22 (was 16/16).
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9bed35287a |
AUDIT-C16: parameterize NUM_CELLS + sample_counter width for 200T
Pre-fix usb_data_interface.v hardcoded `localparam [14:0] NUM_CELLS =
15'd16384` for the 50T 512-range x 32-doppler layout. On 200T builds
with SUPPORT_LONG_RANGE defined, RP_MAX_OUTPUT_BINS=4096 makes a real
frame 131072 cells, so the fixed value caused two distinct defects:
(a) value: counter wrapped 8x per real frame; bit-7 frame-start
marker fired 8x at incorrect host-frame offsets, silently
desyncing the GUI parser
(b) width: 15 bits could not represent 131072 (needs 17 bits)
Fix: derive NUM_CELLS = RP_MAX_OUTPUT_BINS * RP_NUM_DOPPLER_BINS and
counter width = RP_DOPPLER_MEM_ADDR_W (14 on 50T, 17 on 200T) from
radar_params.vh, so both scale together with the build define.
Tests:
- tb_audit_c16_num_cells.v: standalone counter-block exerciser (T1
reset, T2 increment, T3 wrap at NUM_CELLS-1, T4 exactly 2 markers
across 2*NUM_CELLS ticks, T5 top-bit observability) -- 6/6 PASS at
both 50T (NUM_CELLS=16384, CTR_W=14) and 200T (131072, 17).
- tb_usb_data_interface.v: existing test 7-8 retargeted from the old
hardcoded `>=15` / `==15'd16384` invariant to the new parameterized
one (`==RP_DOPPLER_MEM_ADDR_W` / `==RP_MAX_OUTPUT_BINS*RP_NUM_DOPPLER_BINS`).
Regression: 41/41 PASS (+2 new entries: 50T default + 200T
`+define+SUPPORT_LONG_RANGE`).
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1b1b5f4fb2 |
mcu(health): commit rate-limit window before early returns (AUDIT-CAL follow-up)
checkSystemHealth() had three watchdog blocks with the identical
"last_X_check not updated on error path" bug — same root cause as
AUDIT-CAL (BMP180 fix in commit
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1f307f77a9 |
cosim: refresh stale baselines (FFT-2048 + chirp realign)
Two stale-baseline events were never captured in earlier commits: 1. The FFT-1024 -> FFT-2048 merge ( |
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fpga: split gpio_dig5/dig7 by fault class (AUDIT-S10)
gpio_dig5 (PD13) previously OR'd six flags — four signal-saturation classes (AGC, DDC overflow, DDC saturation, MTI saturation) and two control-fault classes (range-decimator watchdog from F-6.4, CIC->FIR CDC overrun from F-1.2). The MCU outer-loop AGC reduces RF gain on PD13 assertion, which is the wrong response to a watchdog or CDC stall — it just hides the stall behind a quiet receive chain. gpio_dig7 (PD15) was tied 1'b0 as "reserved". Split: gpio_dig5 = signal-saturation only (AGC continues to react correctly) gpio_dig7 = control-fault classes Telemetry: status_words[5][6:5] now exposes the two control-fault classes in BOTH legacy (FT601) and FT2232H USB variants, with 2-FF level CDC sync from clk_100m to ft601_clk_in / ft_clk. Bit [7] is reserved. AUDIT-C12's frame_drop_count at [31:25] is preserved. 50T XDC H12 -> gpio_dig7 pin already assigned (audit AUDIT-C15-era); no XDC change. Test: tb/tb_audit_s10_gpio_split.v 17/17 PASS — exercises both the combinational GPIO split and the CDC status-word packing path. Regression: 39/39 PASS (was 34/34). |
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59f3c82fbb |
fpga: wire AD9484 PWDN to host opcode 0x32 (AUDIT-S25)
`radar_receiver_final.v:246` had `assign adc_pwdn = 1'b0;` -- the AD9484
PWDN pin was hard-tied LOW with no path for the host or MCU to assert
it. Combined with AUDIT-C13 (CSB hard-tied HIGH on the production board,
no SPI access to the AD9484), the ADC was fully un-recoverable from a
stuck state without dropping main power -- which also drops the
VBAT-backed BKPSRAM persistence (MCU-A4 OCXO warmup, MCU-A7 emergency
flag) and forces a 180 s warmup soak.
Opcode 0x32 was reserved during the AUDIT-C3 fix (commit
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95aed35d89 |
mcu(bmp180): call cal-coefficient init at boot + watchdog cadence fix (AUDIT-CAL)
The BMP180 driver had no public init method and never called
readCalibrationCoefficients() from anywhere -- _calCoeff ran at the
C++ in-class member-initializer defaults (all zeros) at runtime.
Consequence chain:
- computeB5(UT) short-circuited via 0/0 (Cortex-M7 SDIV with
SCB->CCR.DIV_0_TRP=0 returns 0 silently -- system_stm32f7xx.c does
not enable the trap)
- getPressure() always tripped the `if (B4 == 0)` guard, returning
the I2C-error sentinel (post-AUDIT-C17: INT32_MIN; pre-: 255)
- health watchdog at main.cpp:758 fired ERROR_BMP180_COMM every
main-loop iteration because last_bmp_check was only updated on the
success path, so the 15 s rate-limit never engaged once the check
started failing
- error_count > 10 latched system_emergency_state = true (per the
MCU-N1 fix), driving SAFE-MODE within ~25 s of every boot
Fix:
- Added BMP180::begin() public method: probes chip ID, then reads the
11 factory cal coefficients (registers 0xAA..0xBE step 2). Returns
true only on full success; false on chip-ID mismatch or any I2C
failure mid-loop.
- main.cpp BAROMETER INIT calls myBMP.begin() with up to 3 retries
(50 ms backoff) and sets a file-scope bmp180_operational flag.
Altitude-baseline loop now gated on success -- failure path leaves
RADAR_Altitude at 0.0f instead of letting pow(negative, fractional)
propagate NaN into gps_data telemetry.
- Health watchdog gates BMP180 check on bmp180_operational AND
updates last_bmp_check regardless of the error path. A single bad
pressure reading no longer tight-loops into SAFE-MODE; legit sensor
failure now takes the intended ~150 s (10 errors x 15 s) before
the MCU-N1 latch trips, giving the operator time to intervene.
Verification:
- new test_audit_cal_bmp180_begin.c, 3/3 PASS:
T1 every coefficient loaded in order with correct signed/unsigned types
T2 chip-mismatch and I2C-fail short-circuit semantics correct
T3 regression demo: zero-cal computeB5 returns 0 for any UT (the
silent-fail mode); datasheet cal reproduces 15.0 C
- full MCU regression 33/33 PASS (was 32/32; +1 new test, 0 regressions)
Bug introduced in
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4b142166be |
mcu(bmp180): replace in-band sentinel + fix uint16->int16 narrowing (AUDIT-C17)
BMP180_ERROR=255 was an in-band sentinel returned by uint16_t I/O helpers
(read16, readRawTemperature) on I2C failure. 255 is also a valid uint16
register reading (0x00FF appears across the calibration block and is
reachable as a raw temperature/pressure sample), so a sensor failure was
indistinguishable from a real reading.
getTemperature() additionally narrowed the uint16_t raw read to int16_t
before passing to computeB5(). Raw bit-patterns >= 0x8000 (reachable across
the BMP180 -40..+85 C operating window) flipped to negative int16_t and
sign-extended into computeB5(), producing temperature errors of order
100s of C (e.g. -347 C instead of +51 C for raw UT = 0x8000).
Fix:
- Internal I/O helpers (read8/read16/readRawTemperature/readRawPressure)
now return bool and pass the value through an out-param. None of the
new sentinels collide with valid sensor output:
* getTemperature -> NaN on error
* getPressure -> INT32_MIN on error
* getSeaLevelPressure -> INT32_MIN on error
- getTemperature() keeps raw as uint16_t and widens value-preservingly
via (int32_t)raw before computeB5().
- readRawPressure() reads XLSB through the bool-out-param contract;
previously OR'd in 0xFF on I2C fail, silently corrupting the LSB.
Verification: test_audit_c17_bmp180_sentinel_and_cast 4/4 PASS, including
datasheet UT=27898 -> 15.0 C reproduction and 64/64 finite outputs across
a full uint16 sweep (vs 32/32 collapses in the upper half under the buggy
narrowing). Full MCU regression 32/32 PASS.
Caller-side: no external code references BMP180_ERROR; main.cpp's existing
range check at the health-watchdog catches INT32_MIN via the < 30000.0
branch.
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ea2615ef84 |
doppler: gate S_IDLE→S_ACCUMULATE on frame_start_pulse (AUDIT-S3)
Pre-fix S_IDLE had two independent if-branches: one for frame_start_pulse (resets pointers) and one for data_valid (transitions to S_ACCUMULATE). A data_valid arriving before frame_start_pulse would advance the FSM with whatever pointers happened to be live, and the BRAM write block would write the sample into mem_write_addr = (write_chirp_index*RANGE_BINS) + 0. In current operation the race is benign — end-of-S_ACCUMULATE always zeros write_chirp_index/write_range_bin (line 287-288) and the MF pipeline latency (~165 µs) is millions of cycles longer than the frame_start CDC latency (~50 ns), so frame_start always arrives first. But the FSM relies on an undocumented system-level invariant; a future code path that leaves pointers stale on entry to S_IDLE would silently corrupt the first sample. Fix: add a `frame_armed` register set when frame_start_pulse arrives in S_IDLE, cleared on transition to S_ACCUMULATE. Both the FSM transition and the BRAM write block gate on `(frame_start_pulse || frame_armed)`. The OR admits the same-cycle case where both arrive together (write to addr 0 still resolves correctly because both blocks use the same gate). Verification: tb_doppler_frame_start_gate 21/21 PASS, quick regression 32/32 PASS (was 31/31; +1 new test, 0 regressions). tb_doppler_realdata (full FFT pipeline) still passes — gate transparent to normal operation. |
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53c7f416a7 |
cfar_ca: reset detect_count per frame (AUDIT-C6)
Bug: 16-bit detect_count was reset only on power-on; increments at three sites (ST_IDLE/ST_BUFFER simple-threshold paths and ST_CFAR_CMP) accumulate across frames. At 178 fps with even 2-3 average detections per frame the counter wraps in 100-180 seconds, breaking any rate-based host telemetry or health check that reads it. Fix: add `detect_count <= 16'd0` in ST_DONE so the counter represents "detections this frame" instead of cumulative-since-boot. Updated $display wording from "total detections" to "frame detections". T13 flipped from "count keeps growing" to "identical-scene frames produce identical counts" (the actual contract a per-frame counter must satisfy). TB snapshots detect_count during ST_DONE because cfar_busy only goes low on ST_IDLE entry — after the reset has fired. Verification: tb_cfar_ca 24/24 PASS, quick regression 31/31 PASS. Note: detect_count output port is now "live" (accumulates during frame, 0 between frames). Audit confirmed no current host telemetry consumes this port. If future host code needs a stable last-frame total, add a detect_count_last_frame snapshot register then. |
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e67368d621 |
ft2232h: add frame drop counter (AUDIT-C12) + cfar RMW cadence guard (AUDIT-S22)
AUDIT-C12: usb_data_interface_ft2232h had a misleading single-buffer comment that overstated the timing slack and referenced a frame_ack_toggle CDC that was never implemented. Re-verified actual numbers: at 178 fps the slack is 1.14 ms (20%), not "much shorter than gap". No data corruption today (write order matches read order, addresses don't collide), but frame_complete firing while WR_FSM is still draining the previous frame causes silent frame drops via the missed frame_ready_toggle edge. Fix is instrumentation, not architectural rework: add wr_done_toggle (ft_clk -> clk CDC) on WR_DONE -> WR_IDLE, track frame_pending in clk domain, count drops in 7-bit saturating frame_drop_count, surface in unused upper 7 bits of status_words[5]. Host now has visibility into the failure mode if margin ever shrinks (faster frame rate or USB bandwidth shortfall). Replaced misleading comment with corrected timing breakdown. AUDIT-S22: cfar_ca emits one detection per 3 cycles (THR/MUL/CMP); the detection RMW takes 3 cycles. Match by construction today, fragile against any CFAR speedup. Added a header comment in cfar_ca.v documenting the dependency, and a SIMULATION-only assertion in usb_data_interface_ft2232h.v that fires [ASSERT FAIL] AUDIT-S22 if cfar_valid arrives while RMW busy. Catches silent-drop regressions in the test suite. Verification: new tb_ft2232h_frame_drop.v with 5 scenarios (no drops / stalled drops / multi-drop / recovery / saturation at 127) - 10/10 PASS. Quick regression 31/31 PASS (was 30/30; +1 new test, 0 regressions). |
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0c82de54a2 |
fft_engine_axi_bridge: respect axi_din_tready with 1-deep skid buffer
Bug: bridge advanced in_count and asserted tlast on din_valid alone, ignoring the IP's tready handshake. With LogiCORE FFT v9.1 in nonrealtime throttle mode (per .xci), tready can deassert briefly during BFP normalization or pipeline events, silently dropping input samples and shifting tlast off-by-N. Fix: add 1-deep skid buffer + AXI-correct handshake. Phase 1 drains the active beat when the IP accepts it (and shifts skid up); Phase 2 loads new upstream samples respecting post-handshake slot availability. Track accept_count separately from in_count to drive the S_FEED->S_DRAIN transition on the Nth accepted beat. Sustained 2+ cycle backpressure exhausts the skid and sets overflow_sticky for debug visibility. Audit cross-refs (AUDIT-C10): - "tready ignored" - CONFIRMED, fixed here - "SCALE_SCH unset" - REFUTED (BFP mode uses tuser, not cfg_tdata) - "output ordering not configured" - REFUTED (.xci natural_order) Verification: new tb_fft_engine_axi_bridge.v with stub xfft_2048 exercises 4 backpressure patterns (none / dip-at-3 / dip-at-100 / 3-cycle sustained). Quick regression 30/30 PASS. |
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b3b4580e9c |
xdc(200t): pin AD9484 OR LVDS pair to U20/V20 (L11_T1_SRCC_14)
Closes AUDIT-C15. The 200T XDC `adc_or_p/n` PACKAGE_PIN was a TODO placeholder that blocked all 200T synth/impl with unplaced-IO errors. Pins U20/V20 are L11P/L11N_T1_SRCC_14 — same T1 clock tile as adc_dco_p on L12_MRCC (W19/W20), so OR captures with the same IBUFDS->BUFIO->IDDR source-synchronous topology as adc_d_p[*]. Free-pair confirmed by Vivado get_package_pins query against xc7a200tfbg484-2. Adds DIFF_TERM TRUE on adc_or_n (was only on the p-side; explicit on both is safer). Adds input_delay constraints mirroring adc_d_p (max 1.0 ns / min 0.2 ns on both edges). Header pin counts updated: Bank 14 21/50 used, total 184/285. This is the FPGA-team RECOMMENDATION for the production PCB (NEW design); the PCB designer must route AD9484 OR+ -> U20 and OR- -> V20. Validation: - read_xdc + link_design -part xc7a200tfbg484-2 -> READ OK on both xc7a200t_fbg484.xdc and adc_clk_mmcm.xdc; no PACKAGE_PIN errors. - ./run_regression.sh --quick: 29/29 PASS (RTL untouched). |
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79a9353456 |
fix(usb): C-9 — GUI bulk-frame parser for FT2232H + clamp inert flag bits
The GUI's radar_protocol.py parsed 11-byte legacy packets only. The
production board (50T, USB_MODE=1) emits ~35 KB bulk frames from
usb_data_interface_ft2232h.v, so the legacy parser saw a random walk
of false 11-byte boundaries through bulk data — no usable display on
production hardware.
Bulk parser added (radar_protocol.py):
- parse_bulk_frame validates header, reserved bits, n_range=512,
n_doppler=32, footer-at-flag-derived-offset; unpacks range_profile
/ doppler_mag / cfar_dense per the format-flags byte.
- find_bulk_frame_boundaries is the bulk counterpart of
find_packet_boundaries; status packets (0xBB) handled in the same
stream since FT2232H emits them too.
- RadarAcquisition dispatches on isinstance(conn, FT2232HConnection):
bulk path skips the per-sample state machine and fills RadarFrame
in one shot. FT601 / 200T keeps legacy 11-byte (USB 3.0 has 50x
bandwidth headroom; per-sample format is correct and already works).
- RadarFrame.mag_only flag carries the wire's mag_only bit so
downstream consumers can skip I/Q panels cleanly.
- FT2232HConnection._mock_read now emits synthetic bulk frames
(was misleading legacy 11-byte).
RTL alignment (AUDIT-C9 RTL stub option):
- usb_data_interface_ft2232h.v header no longer promises the
unimplemented mag_only=0 (full-I/Q) and sparse_det=1 paths;
explicit INERT FLAGS note distinguishes the two reasons:
* Full-I/Q is constrained by hardware — needs ~28-BRAM18 I/Q
buffer (50T currently 78% BRAM utilised after FFT IP) AND
USB 2.0 bandwidth (12.21 MB/s vs 8 MB/s conservative budget).
* Sparse-list is feasible — smaller than dense for typical
scenes (<341 detections), ~1 BRAM18 cost. Just unimplemented
RTL work (small list BRAM + new WR_DETECT_SPARSE state).
- New SIMULATION-only assertion fires if stream_mag_only ever
becomes 0 or stream_sparse_det ever becomes 1 — backstop for
any future regression that bypasses the host-register clamp.
- radar_system_top.v opcode 0x04 force-clamps mag_only=1 and
sparse_det=0 in host_stream_control when USB_MODE=1, so a
Custom-Command host write can't push the FPGA into a wire-format
vs FSM divergence.
Bandwidth math (verified for 27c9c22+):
Frame rate = 1 / (16x167 us + 175.4 us + 16x175 us) = ~178 fps
Mag-only frame = 8+1024+32768+2048+1 = 35849 B = 6.38 MB/s
FT2232H 245-Sync-FIFO sustained budget (FTDI AN_232B-04
conservative): 8 MB/s. Headroom 20%.
Tests: test_GUI_V65_Tk.py TestBulkFrameParser — 18 new cases covering
round-trip per stream-flag combo, header/footer/n_range/n_doppler/
reserved-bit/truncation rejection, multi-frame boundaries, bulk+status
mixed streams, byte-drop resync, dispatch-by-connection-type,
ingest-to-RadarFrame end-to-end. GUI 117/117 PASS, v7 83/83 PASS,
FPGA quick regression 29/29 PASS, ruff clean.
Refs: AUDIT-C9 (GUI parses legacy 11-byte vs FT2232H bulk).
Follow-ups (separate patches):
- Sparse-detection write FSM (~1 BRAM18 + ~100 RTL lines).
Bandwidth- and memory-feasible; just unimplemented work.
- Full-I/Q write FSM. Constrained: needs ~28-BRAM18 I/Q buffer
AND USB 2.0 bandwidth headroom (50T post-FFT-IP at 78% BRAM).
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24ef5e7251 |
fix(fpga): C-3 — parameterize DDC ADC sign-conversion via host opcode 0x33
The DDC hard-coded an offset-binary->2C subtract on the AD9484 path. The
chip's output format is selected by the SCLK/DFS strap (jumper SJ1 on
RADAR_Main_Board.sch), and CSB is hard-tied HIGH so SPI cannot be used
to confirm or change it from firmware. If the board is assembled with
SJ1 on pins 2-3 (two's-complement), the existing RTL silently mis-
converts every sample.
Add a 2-bit adc_format input to ddc_400m_enhanced (2-FF synchronized
clk_100m -> clk_400m, ASYNC_REG attribute), drive it from a new top-
level register host_adc_format written by host opcode 0x33, and wire
it through radar_receiver_final. Default 2'b00 matches the SJ1 default
strap (offset-binary) and preserves pre-patch behavior. Opcode 0x32 is
intentionally left unused; reserved for the future S-25 fix
(host-driven adc_pwdn).
Tests: tb/tb_ddc_400m.v Test Group 5 — 7 new assertions covering
offset-binary at {0x80, 0x00, 0xFF}, two's-complement at
{0x00, 0x80, 0x7F}, and reserved 2'b10 fallback. 14/14 PASS.
Refs: AUDIT-C3 (DDC offset-binary hardcoded).
Schematic ref: RADAR_Main_Board.sch:46719 (CSB on +1V8_CLOCK_F),
:46845 (SCLK/DFS via SJ1).
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4f0b82de6e |
test(fpga): receiver-integration — fix tb wiring + skip-guard XSim-only checks
tb_radar_receiver_final had three pre-existing issues that all surfaced as
fails in regression (32 passed, 2 failed before; 34 passed, 0 after):
1. host_range_mode was undriven (floating 2'bzz); rmc log confirmed
"Auto-scan starting, range_mode=z". Add explicit 2'b01 (long-range
dual-chirp) for the test scenario.
2. DDC_MAX_ENERGY threshold (2^56) was sized for an unspecified earlier
stimulus; the test feeds a deliberately-loud 120 MHz sawtooth that
produces ~1.27e17 energy over 2M samples. Raised to 2^60 (~10x
observed) so B1b catches true overflow without false-firing.
3. The 9 doppler-frame-dependent checks (S4-S9, G1, B2a, B3, B4) need
~108 ms simulated time to fill a 32-chirp Doppler frame because the
in-house fft_engine takes ~340 K cycles per multi-segment chirp
(RX-NEW-3, commit
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5ff5671fe2 |
fix(fpga): TX-I — align matched-filter reference with actual post-DDC band
The DAC short/long chirp LUTs are 10..30 MHz upchirps (Hilbert-confirmed). With TX_LO=10.500 GHz, RX_LO=10.380 GHz (adf4382a_manager.h) and the 120 MHz DDC NCO (ddc_400m.v), high-side mixing places the post-DDC echo at 10..30 MHz baseband. The matched-filter reference (gen_chirp_mem.py) was generating 0..20 MHz, implicitly assuming the chirp's low edge mixed to DC. This caused a 10 MHz spectral offset and ~5 dB matched-filter loss. Adds F_BASEBAND_LOW=10e6 in both gen_chirp_mem.py and radar_scene.py, with phase formula 2*pi*F_BASEBAND_LOW*t + pi*rate*t^2 in all chirp generators. Regenerates the 6 .mem files. Adds analyze_short_chirp_mismatch.py for the Hilbert-based diagnosis. Fixes the misleading "30MHz to 10MHz" comment in plfm_chirp_controller.v and adds an end-to-end frequency plan in the LUT header. Sideband orientation (high-side at both mixers) is the conventional choice and consistent with antenna match (10.25..10.75 GHz, 8x16 patch designed at 10.5 GHz). Loopback capture would settle definitively; if either mixer is low-side the F_BASEBAND_LOW sign flips and/or chirp direction reverses. |
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b7ac2de1a4 |
chore: delete dead latency_buffer; doc cleanup for two stale comments
latency_buffer.v has had zero non-tb instantiations since RX-B (2026-04-23)
replaced its hookup in radar_receiver_final with a 1-FF alignment register.
The module was being kept "for potential future use" — exactly the kind of
dead weight the codebase does not need. Deleted, along with all build /
test infrastructure that dragged it along:
- 9_Firmware/9_2_FPGA/latency_buffer.v
- 9_Firmware/9_2_FPGA/tb/tb_latency_buffer.v
- run_regression.sh: removed from RTL_FILES and RECEIVER_RTL
- scripts/200t/build_200t.tcl: removed from synthesis source list
- tb/tb_system_e2e.v: removed from header compile-string example
- tb/cosim/validate_mem_files.py: deleted test_latency_buffer() (~75 lines),
its call site, and the corresponding entry in the module docstring
Historical RX-B comments referencing latency_buffer in radar_receiver_final.v,
tb_rxb_fullchain_latency.v, and tb_rxb_latency_measure.v are kept — they
explain WHY the module was removed, which is still useful design archaeology.
Two doc-only housekeeping touches bundled in:
- plfm_chirp_controller.v: replaced two empty "CRITICAL FIX: Generate
valid signal" labels at LONG_CHIRP and SHORT_CHIRP with one shared
chirp_valid policy comment block above LONG_CHIRP that explains the
actual rationale (downstream FIFO underrun on trailing samples).
- v7/models.py: replaced the "range_resolution and velocity_resolution
should be calibrated" docstring (sounded like an open TODO but was a
documented placeholder) with a clear pointer to the GUI-C3 fix in
workers.py:RadarDataWorker so future readers know the live path
derives correct values from WaveformConfig.
FPGA quick regression unchanged: 28/29 (1 fail is the unrelated iverilog/
Xilinx-IP RX-NEW-3 gap). GUI suite 180/180. Ruff clean.
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c49092f52b |
test(gui): GUI-S3 — pin status word 4 bit layout in a co-spec test
Cross-verified status word 4 bit positions against the FPGA word builder (usb_data_interface.v:376-380, usb_data_interface_ft2232h.v:675-679) and the GUI parser (radar_protocol.py:252-257) — all positions match. No production change needed; the gap was that nothing in the test suite caught a future drift between the two sides. Added test_parse_status_word4_layout_co_spec: a single canonical layout table is the source of truth; for each field the test sets only that field to its max value, builds the status packet via the existing FPGA-builder-mirror _make_status_packet, parses, and asserts the field round-trips exactly AND every other field reads back zero. Catches both LSB drift and width drift on either side of the wire. Pre-checks that widths plus the reserved [9:2] gap sum to 32 and that no two fields overlap. Also fixed test_default_shapes — stale (64,32)/(64,) literals predated the GUI-C1 / Q3 alignment that bumped NUM_RANGE_BINS 64 -> 512. test_v7 was updated at the time, this one was missed. Replaced with references to NUM_RANGE_BINS/NUM_DOPPLER_BINS so any future bin-count change auto-updates the assertion. Suite now 180/180 PASS. |
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5d334bfdd6 |
fix(fpga): TX-N9 — sim-only payload-hold checker on cmd CDC
cmd_data / cmd_opcode / cmd_addr / cmd_value feed downstream CDC sync chains; the safety property is that they only change on the cycle cmd_valid rises (RD_PROCESS), and stay held on every other cycle so the receiver's 2-FF synchronizer sees a clean payload regardless of where its sample window lands. The FSM satisfies this implicitly today, but nothing flagged a regression that introduced a stray write somewhere in the same always block. Added an `ifdef SIMULATION block at the bottom of both usb_data_interface.v (FT601 / ft601_clk_in / ft601_reset_n) and usb_data_interface_ft2232h.v (FT2232H / ft_clk / ft_reset_n). It snapshots the payload + cmd_valid each cycle and fires [ASSERT FAIL] TX-N9: cmd_<field> changed while cmd_valid=0 (old -> new) on any payload change while cmd_valid is low. Local regs suffixed _n9 to avoid future name collisions. Synthesis-inert. Quick FPGA regression unchanged: USB Data Interface 91/91 PASS, overall 28/29 (same baseline; the 1 fail is the pre-existing iverilog/Xilinx-IP RX-NEW-3 gap). |
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26f8d1fa72 |
fix(mcu): MCU-A4 — BKPSRAM warm-restart bypass for OCXO 180 s warmup
Every boot waited the full 180 s OCXO warmup soak — even an IWDG/SYSRESETREQ reset that takes seconds and leaves the OCXO oven hot lost three minutes of bringup time. Added BKPSRAM slot 3 (magic 0xCA1C1F1E) with warmup_persist_set/check helpers next to the existing MCU-A2/A7 BKPSRAM block. Cold-boot path now arms the flag at the end of the full 180 s soak; subsequent boots that find the flag still set know the OCXO oven is still hot and the crystal is settled, so they wait 5 s and move on. Power-cycle clears BKPSRAM and forces the full soak again — safe default, operator can't accidentally skip the warmup by yanking and re-applying power. Added test_mcu_a4_ocxo_warm_restart (7 cases): cold boot soaks 180 s and sets the flag; warm reset is 5 s; 5 consecutive warm resets stay fast; power-cycle restores the cold path; cold-after-power-cycle re-arms the bypass; pre-fix regression confirms 10 warm restarts save 1750 s vs the old always-180-s path. MCU regression now 82/82. |
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0a49320e31 |
fix(mcu): MCU-A2 — site-configurable mag declination, persisted in BKPSRAM
The magnetometer yaw correction used a hardcoded -0.61 deg literal baked in for one deployment site. Yaw_Sensor was wrong by (site_decl + 0.61) deg at every other site whenever the UM982 dual-antenna heading was unavailable. Backed the value with BKPSRAM (slots 1+2 — slot 0 is the MCU-A7 emergency flag) and exposed set_mag_declination_deg / get_mag_declination_deg. Default returns the legacy -0.61 deg when no override has been written so the original site stays correct out of the box; a host command (or future GPS-derived auto-calibration) writes the new site value once and it persists across every reset path until main-power removal. Hardened with a +/-30 deg range clamp on both write AND read paths — real magnetic declinations are roughly +/-25 deg worldwide, so a wider value indicates a calibration error or BKPSRAM corruption (VBAT brown-out, bit flip) rather than a legitimate site. Defensive read-side clamp prevents a corrupted slot from propagating a wild heading offset. Replaced the single use site at the magnetometer yaw computation with the getter; legacy global Mag_Declination retained and kept in sync by the setter for any external linkage. Added test_mcu_a2_mag_declination (10 cases): default, set/get, persistence across reset, power-cycle clear, write-side clamp both directions, plausible-site passthrough, defensive read-side clamp on corruption, wrong-magic fallback, pre-fix bearing-error regression. MCU regression now 81/81. |
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4a102e30fe |
fix(mcu): MCU-A6 — recovery handlers for AD9523_CLOCK and FPGA_COMM
attemptErrorRecovery() previously fell through to the default log-only branch for both ERROR_AD9523_CLOCK and ERROR_FPGA_COMM. checkSystemHealth keeps re-firing the same error every pass with no recovery action ever attempted, so the system limps along until escalation kicks in. ERROR_AD9523_CLOCK: AD9523_RESET_ASSERT, 10 ms settle, then re-run configure_ad9523() (releases reset, selects REFB, reprograms, waits for lock). On second failure we log and let the next health pass re-fire so a transient brown-out on the 100 MHz reference does not drop straight into Emergency_Stop. ERROR_FPGA_COMM: pulse PD12 LOW->10 ms->HIGH (matches the boot reset pattern). PA rails left untouched at runtime; brief adar_tr_x undefined window is acceptable vs. losing the radar entirely. Added test_mcu_a6_recovery_dispatch (11 cases) covering both new handlers, all existing routes, the default branch, a pre-fix regression check, and an explicit assertion that RF_PA_OVERCURRENT escalates upstream (handleSystemError) rather than recovering inline. MCU regression now 80/80. |
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1317a91e01 |
fix(mcu): MCU-A5 — gate Idq health-window during PA calibration walk
The boot-time Idq calibration walks DAC_val from 126 down toward the 1.680 A target. Mid-walk readings sit well above the 2.5 A overcurrent threshold by design, and a channel that hits the safety_counter timeout (50 iters) can be left above the window. Without a gate, the next checkSystemHealth() pass would trip ERROR_RF_PA_OVERCURRENT and route straight into Emergency_Stop, killing the system mid-bringup. Added a `pa_calibration_in_progress` flag set TRUE around both DAC1 and DAC2 cal walks. checkSystemHealth's Idq window short-circuits while the flag is set; bias-fault and overcurrent thresholds remain fully active once the walk completes, so any genuinely stuck-high channel surfaces on the very next health pass and routes through the normal handler. Other health checks (lock, comm, temperature, watchdog) stay live during cal — no behavioural change to anything except the Idq window. Added test_mcu_a5_pa_cal_gate (7 cases): mid-walk masking, post-cal re-arming, stuck-high channel surfacing after gate clears, bias-fault gating, PowerAmplifier=false short-circuit, and a pre-fix regression case showing the buggy path would have tripped overcurrent mid-walk. MCU regression now 79/79. |
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f28a0eaa80 |
fix(mcu): MCU-A7 — persist emergency state across MCU resets in BKPSRAM
Emergency_Stop's hold loop refreshed IWDG forever, so any reset path that
DID fire (SYSRESETREQ from another fault, brown-out) would re-run
startup and re-energize the PA rails — there was no record that the
system had been in emergency state. Watchdog defeat in the hold loop
masked the problem.
BKPSRAM gives us a flag that survives every reset path but is lost on
main-power removal — exactly the recovery semantics we want:
power-cycle is the deliberate operator action that clears emergency,
every other reset stays in safe-hold.
- Added emergency_persist_set/check helpers (BKPSRAM @ 0x40024000,
magic 0xDEAD5A5A); enable PWR + backup-access + BKPSRAM clock.
- Emergency_Stop now writes the flag BEFORE the rail-cut sequence so
even an interrupted shutdown still leaves the persisted state set.
- main() checks the flag immediately after MX_IWDG_Init and before
any PA enable code; if set, calls Emergency_Stop directly. GPIO
init has already forced all PA enables LOW, so the safe-hold path
is reached without a single PA rail going hot.
Hold-loop IWDG refresh kept intentionally: a healthy hold loop does not
need to cycle the MCU, but if the loop itself wedges (stack corruption,
bus fault), refresh stops, IWDG fires, and the persist flag routes the
reset right back into safe-hold.
Added test_mcu_a7_emergency_persist (6 cases) modelling BKPSRAM
persistence vs power-cycle, including a regression check that exercises
the pre-fix "no persistence" boot to confirm it would have re-energized
the PAs. MCU regression now 78/78.
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df0b2fd469 |
fix(mcu): MCU-A1 — replace 25 C cooling stub with 70/60 C hysteresis
Cooling-fan trip in main.cpp's periodic temperature block was a 25 C dev stub that latched the fan ON at room temperature on every boot. Replaced with production thermal control: ON at 70 C, OFF at 60 C. The 10 C dead-band prevents relay/fan chatter near the threshold; the 70 C ON point sits below the 75 C SAFE-mode gate in checkSystemHealth() so the fan engages before the system shuts down. Driven from the existing `temperature` global (max of 8 sensors, populated just above by the GAP-3 fix) instead of re-OR'ing the eight Temperature_N variables — single source of truth, and the diag now prints the actual peak temperature on each transition. Added test_mcu_a1_cooling_hysteresis (9 cases) covering cold-start, upward crossing, dead-band hold, downward crossing, and a regression guard at 30 C that would have engaged the fan under the old stub. MCU regression now 77/77. |
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0b8b933e27 |
cleanup(fpga): RX-A1 — drop dead chirp_counter port from MF chain
matched_filter_processing_chain declared `input wire [5:0] chirp_counter` but never read it inside the module. matched_filter_multi_segment passed its own chirp_counter through to that dead port. Removed the port from the chain and the corresponding hookup at the multi_segment instantiation site. Five testbenches also referenced the port (tb_mf_cosim, tb_matched_filter_processing_chain, tb_rxb_latency _measure plus the four MF cosim variants that share tb_mf_cosim) — the reg/connection/init lines were dropped, and the now-stale "Test Group 8: Chirp Counter Passthrough" was repurposed as a port-removal smoke test that confirms the chain still produces FFT_SIZE outputs without that input. multi_segment.chirp_counter input remains on the port list (it could plausibly be wired to per-chirp logic in the future); it is now formally unused but iverilog/Vivado do not flag unused module inputs. Quick regression: 28/29 PASS (same as baseline; the 1 fail is the known iverilog/Xilinx-IP RX-NEW-3 gap unchanged by this commit). |
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2c34323bcb |
fix(mcu): MCU-N5/C4 — runRadarPulseSequence stops shadowing m/n/y globals
runRadarPulseSequence was redeclaring `int m, n, y` at function scope, which shadowed the file-scope `uint8_t m, n, y` globals at lines ~190-192 that getStatusString reports to the GUI as BeamPos|Azimuth|ChirpCount. The function's increments updated only the locals, then discarded them — so telemetry was permanently frozen at "BeamPos:1|Azimuth:1|ChirpCount:1" no matter how many beam positions or revolutions had elapsed. Fix: drop the three local declarations; the body already references m/n/y by name, so removing the locals lets the writes hit the globals. A comment documents the pitfall so the locals do not get re-added by a future cleanup. Numeric ranges are safe (m_max=32, n_max=31, y_max=50, all fit in uint8_t). Test: new standalone test_bug16_runradar_shadows_globals.c reproduces both the buggy (locals shadow globals) and fixed (globals advance) patterns and asserts the expected post-sweep values (g_n=16, g_m=1 wraps each iter, g_y=2 after one revolution). MCU regression: 76/76 (was 75). |
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e9e301dc50 |
fix(gui): GUI-S1 — structural validation in find_packet_boundaries
The packet-boundary scanner only checked header + footer bytes, so any
payload byte that happened to be 0xAA (or 0xBB) and which lined up with
a 0x55 at offset+10 (or +25) was accepted as a packet. A single corrupt
byte could permanently shift the binning until the next frame_start
re-sync.
Added two structural sentinel checks against fixed bits the FPGA
emitter always drives to known values:
- data byte 9 = {frame_start, 6'b0, cfar_detection} -> bits[6:1]==0
- status byte 1 = high byte of status_words[0] -> 0xFF
Combined with the existing footer check, false-match probability drops
from ~1/256 to ~1/16384 (data) and ~1/65536 (status). Mock generators
already produce conformant bit patterns, so existing parser/mock-read
tests pass unchanged.
New tests:
- test_find_boundaries_rejects_false_data_header (forged 0xAA...0x55)
- test_find_boundaries_rejects_false_status_header (forged 0xBB...0x55)
- test_find_boundaries_recovers_after_byte_drop (single-byte loss)
Tests: GUI 96/96 (was 93), test_v7 83/83, MCU 75/75, ruff clean.
No RTL change -- wire format is unchanged; this hardens the parser only.
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760288037f |
fix(gui): GUI-S2 — DataRecorder snapshots arrays before HDF5 write
The same RadarFrame is enqueued for the display consumer and handed to DataRecorder.record_frame on the producer thread. h5py releases the GIL during gzip compression, so any in-place mutation by the consumer (or a future scaling/normalisation step) would tear the on-disk frame. record_frame now copies all five numpy arrays into local snapshots before passing them to h5py.create_dataset. Disk integrity no longer depends on consumer behaviour. New test test_record_frame_isolates_from_post_call_mutation asserts that mutating every array in place after record_frame returns leaves the HDF5 contents untouched. Tests: GUI 93/93 (was 92), ruff clean repo-wide. |
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ca2b6e527d |
fix(fpga): TX-G — surface chirps_mismatch_error to host status
`chirps_mismatch_error` was set in radar_system_top when the host requested chirps_per_elev != Doppler FFT size, but never wired into the USB status response — a latent silent failure. Wired the flag through both USB interfaces (FT601 + FT2232H) into bit [10] of status word 4 (was reserved). GUI parser exposes it as StatusResponse.chirps_mismatch. - usb_data_interface*.v: new status_chirps_mismatch input, packed at [10] - radar_system_top.v: connect chirps_mismatch_error to both USB instances - radar_protocol.py + test_GUI_V65_Tk.py: parse new bit, +1 round-trip test - tb_usb_data_interface.v: drive the new port, update word-4 expectation Tests: GUI 92/92 (was 91), MCU 75/75, USB TB 91/91, ruff clean repo-wide. The 2 remaining FPGA regression failures (Receiver Integration, MF Chain) are the pre-existing iverilog-can't-link-Xilinx-IP issue tracked separately as the open RX-NEW-3 follow-up. |
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89dc9156c7 |
fix(fpga): RX-F — MTI exits mute on chirp boundary, not just last bin
mti_canceller previously armed has_previous and refreshed prev_chirp_was_long only when range_bin_d1 == NUM_RANGE_BINS - 1. range_bin_decimator can early-terminate a chirp before reaching the last bin (overflow guard at range_bin_decimator.v:306, watchdog at :314), so on every such chirp MTI never armed and stayed muted forever on every subsequent chirp until reset. Detect chirp boundary internally using bin-0 arrival after at least one non-zero bin in the prior chirp. effective_has_previous lifts has_previous=1 the cycle chirp_boundary fires so the new chirp's bin-0 is subtracted (read-before-write on prev[0] correctly returns the previous chirp's bin-0). prev_chirp_was_long now updates on every range_valid_d1 (no-op within a chirp; OLD value still visible at the chirp_boundary cycle for the waveform_changed compare). Pass-through clears saw_nonzero_bin_in_chirp so the first MTI-enabled chirp after a pass-through run is correctly muted. No port changes. tb_mti_canceller T13 added: feed a 32/64-bin partial chirp followed by a full chirp, verify the second chirp is NOT muted (would fail without the fix). MTI Canceller goes from 40 -> 43 checks, all passing. Local regression: 32/34 PASS (same as baseline; the two failing tests are pre-existing RX-NEW-3 FFT throughput). |
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5c8cc8c96a |
feat(fpga): swap matched-filter chain to Xilinx LogiCORE FFT v9.1 IP
Replaces the in-house iterative fft_engine.v in the matched-filter chain
with the Pipelined Streaming Xilinx FFT IP, closing RX-NEW-3 (FFT chain
~11x too slow vs PRI budget).
Components:
* ip/xfft_2048_ip/xfft_2048_ip.xci — committed IP definition
(16-bit fixed point, BFP scaling, convergent rounding, natural order,
pipelined-streaming, BRAM data/reorder/phase factors). Vivado
regenerates .dcp / sim-netlist from this on each build.
* scripts/50t/gen_xfft_2048_ip.tcl — IP-Catalog generation script
* scripts/50t/run_xfft_xsim.sh — XSim batch runner for tb_xfft_2048_xsim
* xfft_2048.v — AXI-Stream wrapper. FFT_USE_XILINX_IP define routes to
real LogiCORE for synth/XSim; falls back to fft_engine batched
one-shot for iverilog (unit coverage only).
* fft_engine_axi_bridge.v — exposes legacy fft_engine port surface on
top of the xfft_2048 AXI wrapper, so the chain swap is a 1-line
module-name change.
* matched_filter_processing_chain.v — fft_engine -> fft_engine_axi_bridge
* scripts/50t/build_50t.tcl — read_ip + generate_target + synth_ip;
adds FFT_USE_XILINX_IP to verilog defines.
* tb/tb_xfft_2048_xsim.v — XSim verification (DC, impulse, tone bin 128).
All 5 assertions PASS on remote with the real IP; tuser=0x0a (BLK_EXP=10)
confirms BFP scaling working.
Local iverilog regression: 32/34 PASS — identical to baseline. Same two
RX-NEW-3 failures (Receiver Integration, Matched Filter Chain) — these
only resolve in remote XSim with the real IP, since iverilog uses the
fft_engine fallback inside xfft_2048 (~150K cycles/pass, not the
~2200-cycle Pipelined Streaming throughput). MF cosim 4/4 PASS confirms
bridge bit-exact in fallback mode.
Pending: remote XSim of tb_radar_receiver_final to demonstrate Doppler
frames produced within PRI budget; remote synth to confirm DSP/timing
post-IP.
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cc6691dec9 |
perf(fpga): move CIC comb stages to fabric — 80→70 DSPs (-10)
Strip the explicit DSP48E1 instance from comb stage 0 and the (* use_dsp = "yes" *) attribute from comb stages 1-4. The combs are gated by data_valid_comb_pipe (fires once every 4 clk_400m cycles post-decimation), so a multicycle path of 4 -setup / 3 -hold scoped to the comb registers in xc7a50t_ftg256.xdc gives STA 10 ns of slack for fabric carry-chain to close 28-bit subtracts comfortably. Pipeline depth and bit-widths unchanged: the new fabric model mirrors the prior CREG+AREG+BREG+PREG structure exactly, so data_valid_comb_0_out alignment and downstream stages 1-4 see bit-identical samples. CIC behavioral simulation model now lives outside the SIMULATION ifdef branch (used unconditionally) since there is no longer a synthesis-only DSP48E1 to replace. 50T post-impl results (Vivado 2025.2): DSPs: 80 → 70 / 120 (66.7% → 58.3%, freed 10) LUTs: 22114 / 32600 (67.8%) BRAM: 55.5 / 75 (74.0%, unchanged) adc_dco_p WNS: +0.022 ns → +0.906 ns (margin improved) All clocks meet timing, 0 failing endpoints. Local regression: 32/34 PASS — same as baseline; the two failures (Receiver Integration, Matched Filter Chain) are pre-existing RX-NEW-3 (FFT throughput) and unaffected by this change. Bit-exact through DDC chain (NCO→CIC→FIR) and MF cosim verified. Cumulative DSP savings today: 112 → 70 (freed 42), enough headroom for Xilinx LogiCORE FFT Pipelined Streaming swap (~33 DSPs for the 3-instance matched-filter chain) with 17 DSPs to spare. |
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0b2f75620e |
perf(fpga): symmetric pre-adder FIR — 32→16 DSPs/channel (-32 total)
Re-group the 32-tap symmetric lowpass into 16 (D+A)*B operations using the DSP48E1 pre-adder, exploiting coeff[k] == coeff[31-k]. Production silicon (XC7A50T) drops from 112/120 DSPs (93.3%) to 80/120 (66.7%), freeing the budget needed for the matched-filter FFT swap (RX-NEW-3). Bit-exact contract preserved at non-saturating signal levels: DC=5000 → 8847 and 45 MHz tone → ±16 LSB match the unfolded design and the Python golden model. Throughput unchanged (1 sample/cycle, 100 MSPS); latency +2 cycles for the pre-adder stage. Saturation thresholds rebuilt via bit concatenation to dodge the Verilog 32-bit-literal trap (1 <<< 34 silently wraps to 0, which made the earlier symmetric draft assert positive saturation on all non-negative accumulator values). Local regression: 32/34 PASS — same as baseline; the two failures (Receiver Integration, Matched Filter Chain) are pre-existing RX-NEW-3 (FFT throughput) and unaffected by this change. |
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977434a5f6 |
docs(fpga): correct fir_lowpass.v rate comment + flag rate/coeff mismatch
The header had two claims that "valid samples arrive every ~4 cycles" at the FIR boundary. That is false in the production wiring: the CIC `_4x` decimator turns clk_400m into a 100 M-pulse-per-second stream, then cdc_adc_to_processing crosses that into clk_100m where dst_valid asserts every cycle in steady state. The 4:1 ratio applies between the two clock domains, not as further sub-sampling inside clk_100m. This matters because the 32-tap coefficients were designed for the 25 MSPS rate the wrong comment described, but the FIR is actually being driven at 100 MSPS. The cutoff sits 4x higher than intended; existing tests pass because the 36-bit accumulator silently wraps on large sustained inputs (see RX-NEW-3 in the project ledger). Comment-only commit. No RTL behaviour change. Any future DSP-saving rework — symmetric pre-adder, 4:1 fold, Xilinx FIR Compiler — needs a designer call on whether to redesign coefficients for 100 MSPS, add a real decimation stage to hit 25 MSPS, or keep the current accidental behaviour. |
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6f68f3263a |
fix: MCU-N4 delay_us bound; GUI-S4 STREAM_CONTROL comment
MCU-N4: delay_us(us) reset TIM1 then waited for the counter to reach `us`, but TIM1 ARR is 0xffff-1 (~65 ms at the 1 MHz tick). Any caller passing us > 65534 spun forever after the first wrap — a real hazard with the PA energized. Chunk requests larger than ARR into ARR-sized waits, then the remainder in the existing single wait. Current callers (T1, PRI1-T1, Guard, 500us spots) are all well under the bound; this is defensive. GUI-S4: radar_protocol.STREAM_CONTROL was annotated "3-bit stream enable mask"; the FPGA accepts usb_cmd_value[5:0] = 6 bits. The wire protocol already carried the full 32-bit value field, so the upper bits were reachable via Custom Command — only the comment was wrong. Updated to match radar_system_top.v:1004. Verified: 75/75 MCU tests pass; 83/83 v7 GUI tests pass (covered by GUI-C3 commit). |
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bf39941074 |
fix(fpga): RX-NEW-2 — replace impossible peak/mean assertions with flatness bounds
The Group 3 (tone autocorrelation), Group 10 (golden DC autocorr), and
Group 11 (golden tone autocorr) tests asserted cap_max_abs > mean_abs * 2,
which is mathematically impossible for those stimuli regardless of FFT
precision:
- DC autocorrelation produces a constant-magnitude time-domain output
(peak/mean ≡ 1.0 by definition).
- Single-tone autocorrelation produces a constant-magnitude rotating
phasor; |I|+|Q| envelope varies in [|X|^2, sqrt(2)*|X|^2], so
peak/mean is bounded by ~1.41x.
Empirical RTL output ratios from this regression: DC=1.07x, Tone5=1.18x,
Chirp=3.14x, Impulse=2015x — confirming theory and confirming the FFT
engine is correct for narrow-spectrum inputs.
Replace each ">2x" check with mean>0 && peak<=mean*2 (flatness bound).
Still catches flat-zero output (mean=0) but admits the correct constant-
magnitude result.
Matched Filter Chain regression: 5 failures -> 2 failures.
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875642f512 |
fix(gui): GUI-C3 — derive live-mode range/velocity resolution from waveform
RadarDataWorker (live capture path) was converting bin indices to physical units using RadarSettings placeholders (range_resolution=6.0, velocity_resolution=1.0). The 1.0 m/s velocity figure was a stub — the correct value at 167us PRI / 16-chirp sub-frame / 10.5 GHz carrier is ~5.34 m/s, so reported velocities were off by ~5.3x. ReplayWorker already used WaveformConfig.range_resolution_m and velocity_resolution_mps; this commit applies the same pattern to the live worker. WaveformConfig defaults match the AERIS-10 3 km mode parameters. A set_waveform() hook is provided so the dashboard can swap configs when range-mode switching is wired through. Verified: 83/83 v7 GUI tests pass. |
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f1f69ca623 |
ci(fpga): wire RX-B latency tests; fix downstream compile after inline-FFT removal
- run_regression.sh: add frequency_matched_filter.v to PROD_RTL and RECEIVER_RTL compile groups (was implicitly required after inline behavioural FFT in matched_filter_processing_chain.v was removed); empty EXTRA_RTL with set -u guards; bump Matched Filter Chain timeout to 600s. - run_regression.sh: add two PHASE 3 tests — tb_rxb_latency_measure (chain pipeline depth) and tb_rxb_fullchain_latency (multi-segment + chain). - radar_receiver_final.v: replace dangling delayed_ref_i/q references (left over from latency_buffer removal) with ref_chirp_real/imag. - tb/tb_radar_receiver_final.v: chain-state debug uses production collect_count/out_count signals instead of the deleted SIMULATION-only fwd_in_count. - tb/tb_rxb_latency_measure.v: add explicit [PASS]/[FAIL] markers around the 2007..2107 cycle expected-latency window. |
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9d1eb4b11c |
fix(radar): RX chain corrections, GUI bin alignment, MCU boot ordering
FPGA — RX chain
matched_filter_multi_segment.v: drop the gratuitous /4 scaling on
DDC sign-extended input (was ddc_i[17:2] + ddc_i[1]); use
ddc_i[15:0] directly. fft_engine has INTERNAL_W=32 with
saturating 16-bit output, so full 16-bit input is safe. Restores
~12 dB of MF input dynamic range.
radar_receiver_final.v: remove latency_buffer (count-N-pulses-then-
prime FIFO that left frame 1 with all-zero ref). Replaced with
a single-FF alignment register on ref_i/ref_q that matches the
1-FF stage multi_segment ST_PROCESSING uses on adc_data.
Verified by tb/tb_rxb_fullchain_latency.v — autocorrelation peak
at bin 0 with peak/mean ~88x.
doppler_processor.v / mti_canceller.v / cfar_ca.v /
range_bin_decimator.v / radar_receiver_final.v / radar_system_top.v
/ usb_data_interface_ft2232h.v: switch port and parameter widths
from RP_NUM_RANGE_BINS / RP_RANGE_BIN_BITS (always 512 / 9-bit)
to RP_MAX_OUTPUT_BINS / RP_RANGE_BIN_WIDTH_MAX (auto-scales:
50T 512 / 9-bit, 200T 4096 / 12-bit). Unblocks 200T 20 km mode
at the RX module boundary; USB wire-protocol extension still
pending.
radar_receiver_final.v: doppler_frame_done_prev reset value 0 -> 1
to prevent false done pulse on cycle 1 when level signal is
HIGH at reset.
matched_filter_processing_chain.v: delete the broken `ifdef
SIMULATION inline behavioural FFT (482 lines removed). It
produced wrong-bin peaks and 100-1000x weak magnitudes. Chain
now uses production fft_engine.v + frequency_matched_filter.v
in both iverilog and Vivado. Iverilog tests are ~38x slower per
chain pass but produce correct results. Misleading "OK with
Xilinx IP" comments at three test sites updated since the FFT
is in-house, not an IP placeholder.
FPGA — testbenches
tb/tb_rxb_latency_measure.v (new): measures chain internal pipeline
depth (~2057 cycles, chirp-agnostic).
tb/tb_rxb_fullchain_latency.v (new): full-chain autocorrelation
verification — drives ddc with the same chirp samples the loader
serves as ref, finds peak position and peak/mean.
tb/tb_matched_filter_processing_chain.v: wait timeouts bumped
50000 -> 500000 cycles to accommodate production FFT pipeline.
MCU
main.cpp checkSystemHealthStatus: latch system_emergency_state on
the error_count > 10 path so the SAFE-MODE blink loop in main()
actually engages (was bypassed because predicate was false).
main.cpp: move FPGA reset BEFORE the if(PowerAmplifier) block so
adar_tr_x is driven LOW (RX commanded externally) before PA Vdd
reaches 22 V. Old reset block at the original location removed.
main.cpp MX_GPIO_Init: add GPIO_PIN_12 (FPGA reset) to the
explicit WritePin(LOW) list so the safe initial state is no
longer implicit.
main.cpp checkSystemHealth: rate-limit ADAR1000
verifyDeviceCommunication (HAL_Delay 1ms x 4 devices = 4 ms
blocking SPI burst per main-loop iteration) from every-loop to
every 2 s. readTemperature stays per-loop so over-temp
detection latency is unchanged.
USBHandler.cpp processSettingsData: dispatch threshold bumped
74 -> 82 (matches parser minimum); buffer drained after parse
attempt (slide remaining bytes left) so a false END find no
longer sticks the buffer until 256-byte overflow.
GUI
radar_protocol.py: NUM_RANGE_BINS 64 -> 512 (matches FPGA
RP_NUM_RANGE_BINS); NUM_CELLS 2048 -> 16384.
radar_protocol.py _ingest_sample: honor FPGA frame_start bit for
resync after a USB drop; capture range_profile[rbin] once per
range bin at dbin == 0 (FPGA emits the same range_i/range_q for
all 32 Doppler cells of a given range bin; previous accumulator
inflated the profile 32x).
v7/models.py RadarSettings: range_resolution 24 -> 6 m (matches
c/(2*100MHz)*4); max_distance and coverage_radius 1536 -> 3072 m;
map_size 2000 -> 4000.
v7/models.py WaveformConfig: n_range_bins 64 -> 512, fft_size
1024 -> 2048, decimation_factor 16 -> 4.
GUI_V65_Tk.py: _RANGE_PER_BIN math and stale "~24 m / ~1536 m"
comments updated.
test_v7.py: assertion values updated to match new defaults.
Tests
test_ddc_cosim_fuzz.py: remove unused os/tempfile imports, wrap
three long lines for ruff E501 compliance.
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27c9c22ad2 |
test(fpga): regression coverage for C-3 and USB NUM_CELLS bugs
Two bugs fixed recently had no tests that would have failed before the fix. Add direct regressions so either cannot silently return: 1. tb_chirp_controller Group 3b (multi-frame, C-3): run a second full frame back-to-back after DONE and assert chirp_counter returns to 0, frame 2 reaches GUARD_TIME after exactly CHIRP_MAX/2 long chirps, and frame 2 reaches DONE. Before the fix, chirp_counter held at CHIRP_MAX after frame 1, the LONG_LISTEN -> GUARD guard (=CHIRP_MAX/2-1) never matched, and frame 2 ran extra chirps until the 6-bit counter wrapped — these checks fail loudly if that regresses. 2. tb_usb_data_interface frame-sync width + value pins: assert $bits(uut.sample_counter) >= 15 and uut.NUM_CELLS == 15'd16384. Protects against reintroducing the 12-bit / 2048-cell constants that fired 8 false frame-start markers per real 512 x 32 frame. Regression: 32/32 PASS; USB TB 89 -> 91 checks. |
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3d0ee50999 |
fix(fpga): reset chirp_counter at DONE; source CHIRP_MAX from radar_params
C-3: plfm_chirp_controller_enhanced never reset chirp_counter when the frame completed. Counter sat at CHIRP_MAX after frame 1, so the LONG_LISTEN -> GUARD transition guard (== CHIRP_MAX/2-1) never matched correctly on subsequent frames and frame 2+ ran extra chirps until the 6-bit counter wrapped. Reset chirp_counter in the DONE state. S-2: Replace hardcoded CHIRP_MAX = 32 with RP_CHIRPS_PER_FRAME from radar_params.vh so the TX FSM tracks the single source of truth. S-1: Correct misleading labels in tb_system_e2e G14.1-G14.3. Per radar_params.vh the range_mode encoding is 2'b00 = 3 km, 2'b01 = long-range, 2'b10/2'b11 = reserved. The TB strings previously called 2'b01 "short" and 2'b10 "long", which is inverted and inconsistent with the RTL comments in radar_mode_controller.v. Regression: 32/32 PASS. |
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21aaa5ac33 |
fix(fpga): correct USB frame-sync counter for 512x32 cell grid
usb_data_interface.v NUM_CELLS was still 12'd2048 (64 range x 32 doppler) from the pre-2048-FFT architecture. With 512 range bins x 32 Doppler, the 12-bit counter wrapped every 2048 packets and the host received 8 false frame-start markers per real frame via the sample_counter==0 bit packed into the detection byte. Widen counter to 15 bits and set NUM_CELLS to 16384. Sister file usb_data_interface_ft2232h.v was already correct. Remove three stale testbenches hardcoded to the old 1024-pt / 64-bin architecture (tb_mf_chain_synth, tb_fullchain_mti_cfar_realdata, tb_range_fft_realdata). Equivalent current-architecture coverage already exists in tb_matched_filter_processing_chain, tb_fullchain_realdata, tb_fft_engine, tb_multiseg_cosim, and tb_mf_cosim. |
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f39a78cb1e |
chore(fpga): untrack TB-generated CSV, ignore a.out
rx_final_doppler_out.csv is written by tb_radar_receiver_final.v on every run via $fopen — it is a test-run artifact, not an oracle. It was mistakenly tracked in an earlier commit, causing unnecessary churn on every sim. Remove from the index and ignore going forward. Also ignore stray a.out from iverilog one-shot compiles. Golden references (.hex, .mem, doppler_golden_py_*.csv) remain tracked — they are load-bearing oracles used by MF / Doppler / receiver cosim testbenches. |
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8865e9a0ef |
fix(fpga): pre-bringup RTL hardening + test-suite hardening
RTL (P0 pre-bringup findings R-1/R-2/R-3/R-5/R-6): - mti_canceller: add use_long_chirp input and waveform-boundary mute so the long->short transition in mode 01 no longer subtracts across heterogeneous waveforms (R-1). Prev buffer is overwritten in-flight at the boundary so the next same-waveform chirp subtracts cleanly. - ad9484_interface_400m: 2FF sync of mmcm_locked into the 400 MHz domain before gating reset_n_gated (R-6). - cic_decimator_4x_enhanced: correct max_fanout narrative (R-3). - ad9484_interface_400m: strip stale pblock comment, note 3.0 ns max_delay instead (R-2). - mti_canceller / doppler_processor: 200T-20km WARNING banners flagging the broken 4096-bin path (R-5). 9-bit BRAM address aliases silently until rewritten. - adc_clk_mmcm.xdc: relax set_max_delay from 2.700 -> 3.000 ns, closes WNS with headroom on 50T build. - radar_receiver_final: wire use_long_chirp into mti_inst. Architecture-bump finalization (2048-pt range FFT, 512 range bins, 32 Doppler bins -> 16384 output cells per frame): - tb/cosim/radar_scene.py: FFT_SIZE 1024 -> 2048, RANGE_BINS 64 -> 512. - tb/gen_mf_golden_ref.py: N 1024 -> 2048. - Regenerate all affected hex goldens (MF cases 1-4, Doppler inputs + py goldens, receiver integration golden_doppler.mem 2048 -> 16384). - tb_radar_receiver_final: widen range_bin_out 6 -> 9 bits, bump GOLDEN_ENTRIES 2048 -> 16384, expand bitmaps/arrays to 512 bins, update all check messages and thresholds. - tb_mti_canceller, tb_fullchain_mti_cfar_realdata: tie/pass use_long_chirp so compile still works after RTL port add. Test-suite hardening (coverage audit findings): - tb_mti_canceller T12: 10 new assertions exercising R-1 waveform- boundary mute across a long/long/short/short/long sequence. Catches a regression that re-enables subtraction across the boundary. - tb_fir_lowpass: replace tautological check(1'b1, ...) on coefficient symmetry with a real hierarchical check coeff[k]===coeff[31-k]; replace always-pass overflow check with a well-driven (not X/Z) assertion on filter_overflow. - tb_matched_filter_processing_chain: replace three always-pass peak- bin placeholders with peak-to-mean-|out| > 2x ratio checks (catches flat/zero output that the old tautologies silently accepted). - tb_cdc_modules M2: replace always-pass narrow-pulse check with a well-defined-output assertion on the synchronizer. - tb_nco_400m: replace always-pass freq-switch check with a swing + no-X assertion across 200 post-switch samples. - tb_system_e2e G12.1: replace check(1, ...) with test_num > 20 so it catches a stalled TB that skipped prior groups. - tb_multiseg_cosim TEST 4: replace always-pass placeholder with a bitmap that asserts segment_request visited all 4 values. - tb_mf_chain_synth and tb_fullchain_mti_cfar_realdata: add DEPRECATED headers plus \$fatal guards (ifndef ALLOW_STALE_*) so they cannot be silently re-enabled in CI with stale 1024-bin goldens against current 2048-pt RTL. Regression: 32 passed, 0 failed. MTI TB grew 30 -> 39 checks; receiver integration grew 17 -> 18 checks with 16384/16384 golden match at tolerance +/- 2 LSB. |
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c668652ba8 |
merge(wave3/tier2): port testbenches and cosim goldens for fft-2048
Regression goes from 21/32 -> 27/32 passing.
TB files updated from feat/fft-2048-upgrade (FFT_SIZE=2048 / 512 range
bins / Manhattan magnitude / 2-segment matched filter):
- tb/tb_mf_cosim.v (range_profile_{i,q} port names)
- tb/tb_matched_filter_processing_chain.v (long_chirp port names)
- tb/tb_range_bin_decimator.v (new 2048->512 DUT)
- tb/tb_radar_mode_controller.v (XOR edge detector)
- tb/tb_doppler_cosim.v (2048-deep inputs)
- tb/tb_multiseg_cosim.v
- tb/tb_mf_chain_synth.v
Cosim infrastructure regenerated with FFT_SIZE=2048:
- tb/cosim/gen_mf_cosim_golden.py
- tb/cosim/gen_doppler_golden.py
- tb/cosim/compare_mf.py, compare_doppler.py
- tb/cosim/fpga_model.py
- All mf_* and doppler_* goldens/inputs regenerated
Deliberately NOT taken:
- tb/tb_radar_receiver_final.v — kept p0's version because the merged
radar_receiver_final requires tx_frame_start + adc_or_p/n inputs
that fft's TB does not drive. Its 3 failures (G1 golden mismatch,
B3/B5 hardcoded 64-bin limits) are tracked as known issues; TB
needs a 64->512 bin rewrite + golden regen against merged RTL.
Known remaining failures (5/32):
- Doppler Co-Sim x3: python compare mismatch — goldens generated
against fft's reset/DDC behavior; merged RTL uses p0's reset
strategy. Needs golden regen against merged RTL.
- Receiver Integration: TB has stale 64-bin localparams/widths.
- Matched Filter Chain: 3/40 "peak magnitude > 0" checks fail on
behavioral-FFT cases. Pre-existing on fft branch (known brittle).
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5f3002a4d1 |
merge(wave2): manual resolution of 6 shared files — fft-2048 × p0 audit
Hand-merged files modified on both fix/pre-bringup-audit-p0 and feat/fft-2048-upgrade. Wave 1 (commit |
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60e49c7da6 |
feat(fpga): integrate 2048-pt FFT upgrade — non-conflicting RTL (wave 1/3)
File-scoped cherry-pick from feat/fft-2048-upgrade ( |
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f0f0f1477f | Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into fix/pre-bringup-audit-p0 | ||
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ca8c5862a7 | chore: regenerate uv.lock | ||
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25a280c200 |
refactor(mcu): remove redundant ADAR1000 T/R SPI paths (FPGA-owned)
Per-chirp T/R switching is owned by the FPGA plfm_chirp_controller
driving adar_tr_x pins (TR_SOURCE=1 in REG_SW_CONTROL, already set by
initializeSingleDevice). The MCU's SPI RMW path via fastTXMode/
fastRXMode/pulseTXMode/pulseRXMode/setADTR1107Control was:
(a) architecturally redundant — raced the FPGA-driven TR line,
(b) toggled the wrong bit (TR_SOURCE instead of TR_SPI),
(c) in setFastSwitchMode(true) bundled a datasheet-violating
PA+LNA-simultaneously-biased side effect.
Removed methods and their backing state (fast_switch_mode_,
switch_settling_time_us_). Call sites in executeChirpSequence /
runRadarPulseSequence updated to rely on the FPGA chirp FSM (GPIOD_8
new_chirp trigger unchanged).
Tests: adds CMSIS-Core DWT/CoreDebug/SystemCoreClock stubs to
stm32_hal_mock so F-4.7's DWT-based delayUs() compiles under the host
mock build. SystemCoreClock=0 makes the busy-wait exit immediately.
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1a7bd7e971 | Merge branch 'NawfalMotii79:fix/pre-bringup-audit-p0' into fix/pre-bringup-audit-p0 | ||
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8b4de5f9ee |
fix(fpga): extend ADC hold waiver to include adc_or_p (F-0.1 follow-up)
adc_or_p (overrange pin, added in commit
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0496291fc5 |
fix(fpga): F-0.9 option B — FT2232H output_delay 11.667→3.5 ns (TN_167)
Previous output_delay of 11.667 ns was a synthetic back-calculation (period − 5 ns), not a datasheet number. It over-constrained FPGA launch by ~8 ns vs the actual FT2232H 245-Sync FIFO setup requirement. Per FTDI TN_167: - t_su (data to CLKOUT rising): 3.5 ns (was 11.667 — too tight) - t_h (data hold after CLKOUT): 1.0 ns (was 0.0 — no hold check) - t_co (CLKOUT to data valid): 10.0 ns (was 9.667 — close) - t_coh (CLKOUT to data hold): 0.5 ns (was 0.0 — no hold check) NB: values must be verified against the exact TN_167 revision in use before shipping. If the engineer's revision differs, numbers change but the direction (big relaxation of output_delay_max) is correct. |
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bec578a5e7 |
Revert "fix(fpga): F-0.9 option A — BUFIO+BUFR for 50T ft_clkout (SRCC pin)"
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3b666ac47f |
Revert "fix(fpga): move IBUF+BUFIO+BUFR into 50T wrapper (same scope as pad)"
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813ee4c962 |
fix(fpga): move IBUF+BUFIO+BUFR into 50T wrapper (same scope as pad)
The previous attempt put BUFIO inside u_core/gen_ft_bufr, but the pad (ft_clkout) and its inferred IBUF live at the top wrapper level. Vivado shape-packs IBUF↔BUFIO into the same IOB tile, and it couldn't do that across the wrapper→u_core hierarchy boundary — producing CRITICAL WARNING [12-1411] "Illegal to place BUFIO on TIEOFF site" and WNS=-5.737 (worse than the CLOCK_DEDICATED_ROUTE=FALSE baseline). Fix: instantiate IBUF+BUFIO+BUFR explicitly in radar_system_top_50t.v and pass the BUFR output into u_core.ft601_clk_in. radar_system_top.v now does a pass-through wire assign for USB_MODE=1 (no BUFG) so the clock net doesn't get double-buffered. |
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30279e8c4d |
fix(fpga): F-0.9 option A — BUFIO+BUFR for 50T ft_clkout (SRCC pin)
C4 is an SRCC pin (IS_CLK_CAPABLE=1, IS_MASTER=0 in the Vivado device
model), not an MRCC as earlier comments claimed. SRCC cannot drive BUFG
through dedicated routing, so the previous CLOCK_DEDICATED_ROUTE=FALSE
override forced fabric routing and burned ~5 ns on the ft_clkout path
(WNS -5.362 ns in the
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d36a4c93e2 |
fix(fpga): audit F-2026-04-20-A/B — CIC reset fan-out + BUFIO→BUFG max_delay
A: cic_decimator_4x_enhanced.v reset_h max_fanout 50→25. More replicas mean each drives fewer DSP48 RSTB loads, letting Vivado place each closer to its consumers. Targets the rep__24 → comb_reg[4]/RSTB path that failed clk_mmcm_out0 intra by -10 ps (1.4 ns of pure routing). B: adc_clk_mmcm.xdc BUFIO↔BUFG max_delay 2.500→2.700 ns. The 2.5 ns target was tighter than achievable for the IDDR (ILOGIC) → FDRE (fabric SLICE) re-registration. The effective window is the BUFIO↔BUFG phase relationship (not the clock period), so 2.7 ns remains safe. Fixes the adc_dco_p→clk_mmcm_out0 inter path -113 ps failure on lane 7. |
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bf89984f04 |
Revert "fix(fpga): IOB=TRUE on FT2232H pads to meet 5 ns FPGA launch budget"
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94bf6944a3 |
fix(fpga): IOB=TRUE on FT2232H pads to meet 5 ns FPGA launch budget
Post-route WNS = -5.355 ns on path group ft_clkout, net
u_core/gen_ft2232h.usb_inst/ft_data_TRI[0]_repN_1
FT2232H 245-sync FIFO input setup (t_su = 11.667 ns on a 16.667 ns
CLKOUT) leaves the FPGA only ~5 ns from clock edge to pad. Without
IOB=TRUE, the output / tristate FFs live in fabric and FF→OBUFT
routing eats 2–3 ns, forcing Vivado to replicate the tristate
driver (ft_data_TRI[*]_repN) and still miss timing.
The FSM in usb_data_interface_ft2232h.v already registers
ft_data_out / ft_data_oe / ft_{rd,wr,oe}_n at the output boundary
in the ft_clk domain, so packing them into the IOB is safe with
no RTL change.
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0067969ee7 |
fix(fpga): wire F-0.1 adc_or_p/n through 50T wrapper + remove xdc control-flow
Build-blocking fixes surfaced by gpu-server synth: 1. radar_system_top_50t.v wrapper was missing adc_or_p/n ports and the u_core instantiation left them unconnected. Every XDC line in the 50T anchor block (PACKAGE_PIN M6/N6, IOSTANDARD, DIFF_TERM, set_input_delay) therefore matched no ports and emitted CRITICAL WARNINGs, leaving the overrange pin effectively tied off. Added the two inputs and wired them through to the core. 2. adc_clk_mmcm.xdc used foreach / unset — Vivado's XDC parser only accepts a restricted Tcl subset and rejected them as [Designutils 20-1307]. Moved the clk_mmcm_out0 ↔ USB-clock false paths into each board XDC (ft_clkout for 50T, ft601_clk_in for 200T) where the clock name is already known. |
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51740fd6f5 |
test(fpga): F-3.2 add DDC cosim fuzz runner with seed sweep
A new SCENARIO_FUZZ branch in tb_ddc_cosim.v accepts +hex / +csv / +tag plusargs so an external runner can pick stimulus and output paths per iteration. The three path registers are widened to 4 kbit each so long temp-directory paths (e.g. /private/var/folders/...) do not overflow the MSB and emerge truncated — a real failure mode caught while writing this runner. test_ddc_cosim_fuzz.py is a pytest-driven fuzz harness: - Generates a random plausible radar scene per seed (1-4 targets with random range/velocity/RCS/phase, random noise level 0.5-6.0 LSB stddev) via radar_scene.generate_adc_samples, fully deterministic. - Compiles tb_ddc_cosim.v once per session (module-scope fixture), then runs vvp per seed. - Asserts sample-count bounds consistent with 4x CIC decimation, signed-18 range on every baseband I/Q word, and non-zero output (catches silent pipeline stalls). - Ships with two tiers: test_ddc_fuzz_fast (8 seeds, default CI) and test_ddc_fuzz_full (100 seeds, opt-in via -m slow) matching the audit ask. Registers the "slow" marker in pyproject.toml for the 100-seed opt-in. |
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b588e89f67 |
test(fpga): F-2.2 adversarial mid-frame reset sweep + F-0.1 TB plumbing
G9B adds a 4-iteration reset sweep on top of the existing e2e harness: - Reset is injected at four offsets (3/7/12/18 us) into a steady-state auto-scan burst, with mixed short/long hold durations (20-120 clk_100m) to exercise asynchronous assert paths through the FSM + CDCs. - Each iteration asserts: system_status drops to 0 during reset, new_chirp_frame resumes post-release, and obs_range_valid_count advances — proving the full DDC->MF chain recovers, not just the transmitter FSM. The stub and three existing testbenches are updated to drive the new adc_or_p/n ports tied to 1'b0/1'b1, matching the F-0.1 RTL change. |
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70067c6121 |
fix(fpga): F-0.1 wire AD9484 OR overrange pin into diagnostics
The AD9484 OR (overrange) LVDS pair is routed on the 50T main board to xc7a50t-ftg256 bank-14 pins M6/N6 but was previously left unconnected at the top level. Plumb it through the full stack so saturation at the raw ADC boundary shows up in the existing overflow aggregation: - ad9484_interface_400m: add adc_or_p/n inputs, IBUFDS + IDDR capture of both phases in the BUFIO domain, re-register into the clk_400m BUFG domain, OR rise|fall into adc_overrange_400m output. - radar_receiver_final: stickify adc_overrange_400m in clk_400m, CDC to clk_100m via a 2FF ASYNC_REG chain (same reasoning as F-1.2's cdc_cic_fir_overrun — single-bit, latched low→high, GPIO-class diagnostic), OR into the existing ddc_overflow_any aggregation. - radar_system_top: expose adc_or_p/n top-level ports and pass through. - xc7a50t_ftg256.xdc: anchor M6/N6 as LVDS_25 DIFF_TERM, with the same DCO-relative input-delay constraints as adc_d_p[*]. - xc7a200t_fbg484.xdc: IOSTANDARD/DIFF_TERM set; PACKAGE_PIN left as a documented TODO — the 200T dev-board schematic has not been checked and the 200T build will need the anchor filled in before place/route. |
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356acea314 |
fix(adar): F-4.1 lower broadcast writes to per-device unicast loop
The `broadcast=1` path on adarWrite() emitted the 0x08 broadcast opcode but setChipSelect() only asserts one device's CS line, so only the single selected chip ever saw the frame. The opcode path has also never been validated on silicon. Until a HIL test confirms multi-CS semantics, route broadcast=1 through a unicast loop over all devices so caller intent (all four take the write) is preserved and the dead opcode path becomes unreachable. Logs a DIAG_WARN on entry for visibility. |
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b250eff978 |
test(fpga): F-3.2 add DDC cosim fuzz runner with seed sweep
A new SCENARIO_FUZZ branch in tb_ddc_cosim.v accepts +hex / +csv / +tag plusargs so an external runner can pick stimulus and output paths per iteration. The three path registers are widened to 4 kbit each so long temp-directory paths (e.g. /private/var/folders/...) do not overflow the MSB and emerge truncated — a real failure mode caught while writing this runner. test_ddc_cosim_fuzz.py is a pytest-driven fuzz harness: - Generates a random plausible radar scene per seed (1-4 targets with random range/velocity/RCS/phase, random noise level 0.5-6.0 LSB stddev) via radar_scene.generate_adc_samples, fully deterministic. - Compiles tb_ddc_cosim.v once per session (module-scope fixture), then runs vvp per seed. - Asserts sample-count bounds consistent with 4x CIC decimation, signed-18 range on every baseband I/Q word, and non-zero output (catches silent pipeline stalls). - Ships with two tiers: test_ddc_fuzz_fast (8 seeds, default CI) and test_ddc_fuzz_full (100 seeds, opt-in via -m slow) matching the audit ask. Registers the "slow" marker in pyproject.toml for the 100-seed opt-in. |
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40c5cabdcf |
test(fpga): F-2.2 adversarial mid-frame reset sweep + F-0.1 TB plumbing
G9B adds a 4-iteration reset sweep on top of the existing e2e harness: - Reset is injected at four offsets (3/7/12/18 us) into a steady-state auto-scan burst, with mixed short/long hold durations (20-120 clk_100m) to exercise asynchronous assert paths through the FSM + CDCs. - Each iteration asserts: system_status drops to 0 during reset, new_chirp_frame resumes post-release, and obs_range_valid_count advances — proving the full DDC->MF chain recovers, not just the transmitter FSM. The stub and three existing testbenches are updated to drive the new adc_or_p/n ports tied to 1'b0/1'b1, matching the F-0.1 RTL change. |