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Add capability to correlate against subcarriers of 212kHz (argument FPGA_HF_READER_RX_XCORR_QUARTER_FREQ | FPGA_HF_READER_RX_XCORR_848_KHZ) and 106kHz (argument FPGA_HF_READER_RX_XCORR_QUARTER_FREQ)
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@ -53,6 +53,7 @@ void SetAdcMuxFor(DWORD whichGpio);
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// Options for the HF reader, correlating against rx from tag
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#define FPGA_HF_READER_RX_XCORR_848_KHZ (1<<0)
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#define FPGA_HF_READER_RX_XCORR_SNOOP (1<<1)
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#define FPGA_HF_READER_RX_XCORR_QUARTER_FREQ (1<<2)
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// Options for the HF simulated tag, how to modulate
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#define FPGA_HF_SIMULATOR_NO_MODULATION (0<<0)
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#define FPGA_HF_SIMULATOR_MODULATE_BPSK (1<<0)
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@ -103,6 +103,10 @@ assign hi_read_rx_xcorr_848 = conf_word[0];
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wire hi_read_rx_xcorr_snoop;
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assign hi_read_rx_xcorr_snoop = conf_word[1];
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// Divide the expected subcarrier frequency for hi_read_rx_xcorr by 4
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wire hi_read_rx_xcorr_quarter;
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assign hi_read_rx_xcorr_quarter = conf_word[2];
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// For the high-frequency simulated tag: what kind of modulation to use.
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wire [2:0] hi_simulate_mod_type;
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assign hi_simulate_mod_type = conf_word[2:0];
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@ -158,7 +162,7 @@ hi_read_rx_xcorr hrxc(
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hrxc_ssp_frame, hrxc_ssp_din, ssp_dout, hrxc_ssp_clk,
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cross_hi, cross_lo,
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hrxc_dbg,
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hi_read_rx_xcorr_848, hi_read_rx_xcorr_snoop
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hi_read_rx_xcorr_848, hi_read_rx_xcorr_snoop, hi_read_rx_xcorr_quarter
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);
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hi_simulate hs(
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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ module hi_read_rx_xcorr(
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ssp_frame, ssp_din, ssp_dout, ssp_clk,
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cross_hi, cross_lo,
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dbg,
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xcorr_is_848, snoop
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xcorr_is_848, snoop, xcorr_quarter_freq
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);
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input pck0, ck_1356meg, ck_1356megb;
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output pwr_lo, pwr_hi, pwr_oe1, pwr_oe2, pwr_oe3, pwr_oe4;
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@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ module hi_read_rx_xcorr(
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output ssp_frame, ssp_din, ssp_clk;
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input cross_hi, cross_lo;
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output dbg;
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input xcorr_is_848, snoop;
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input xcorr_is_848, snoop, xcorr_quarter_freq;
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// Carrier is steady on through this, unless we're snooping.
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assign pwr_hi = ck_1356megb & (~snoop);
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@ -36,17 +36,37 @@ reg fc_div_2;
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always @(posedge ck_1356meg)
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fc_div_2 = ~fc_div_2;
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reg fc_div_4;
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always @(posedge fc_div_2)
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fc_div_4 = ~fc_div_4;
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reg fc_div_8;
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always @(posedge fc_div_4)
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fc_div_8 = ~fc_div_8;
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reg adc_clk;
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always @(xcorr_is_848 or fc_div_2 or ck_1356meg)
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if(xcorr_is_848)
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// The subcarrier frequency is fc/16; we will sample at fc, so that
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// means the subcarrier is 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 ...
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adc_clk <= ck_1356meg;
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always @(xcorr_is_848 or xcorr_quarter_freq or ck_1356meg)
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if(~xcorr_quarter_freq)
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begin
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if(xcorr_is_848)
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// The subcarrier frequency is fc/16; we will sample at fc, so that
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// means the subcarrier is 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 ...
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adc_clk <= ck_1356meg;
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else
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// The subcarrier frequency is fc/32; we will sample at fc/2, and
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// the subcarrier will look identical.
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adc_clk <= fc_div_2;
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end
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else
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// The subcarrier frequency is fc/32; we will sample at fc/2, and
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// the subcarrier will look identical.
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adc_clk <= fc_div_2;
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begin
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if(xcorr_is_848)
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// The subcarrier frequency is fc/64
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adc_clk <= fc_div_4;
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else
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// The subcarrier frequency is fc/128
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adc_clk <= fc_div_8;
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end
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// When we're a reader, we just need to do the BPSK demod; but when we're an
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// eavesdropper, we also need to pick out the commands sent by the reader,
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