SERDES

A serialiser/deserialiser, the smallest of the five.

Santeep/TT_UM_SERDES · top tt_um_serdes · 5 of 5 checks passed

Santeep/TT_UM_SERDES · 2026-08-11 · Yosys 0.65 (git sha1 aec814bdf3071f7e0fd0fbe43f7f711e99d01e24) · Icarus Verilog 13.0 (stable, v13_0)

PASS sources resolve

2 of 2 declared files found

info.yaml source_files -> src/

PASS elaborates

clean from the declared list alone

iverilog -g2012 -t null -I src -s <top> <declared sources>

PASS no inferred latches

no $_DLATCH_ cells after techmap

yosys: select -assert-none t:$_DLATCH_* t:$_DLATCHSR_*

PASS synthesises

244 cells including submodules, 115 wires. 123x $_MUX_, 36x $_DFFE_PN0P_, 29x $_DFFE_PP_, 18x $_DFFE_PN0N_

yosys: read; hierarchy -top; proc; opt; fsm; memory; techmap; flatten; stat

PASS has clocked logic

103 flip-flops

yosys stat: sum of $_DFF*/$_SDFF*/$_ADFF* cells in the flattened netlist

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Shields renders it from a static JSON file served here, so it stays current without anything running.

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What this does not establish

A pass is not a proof of correctness. These checks say the design elaborates, infers no latches, synthesises and contains clocked logic. None of them compares it against a specification.
Generic yosys cells are not silicon area. Only the real ASIC flow settles whether a design fits its tiles.
No frequency is claimed. Counting flip-flops says a frequency is a meaningful question, not what the answer is.
Nothing here ran on hardware. These are simulation and synthesis results.