interp_xbit :
A delay-interpolating buffer between two xbit-typed signals.

The interp_xbit primitive takes two xbit-typed inputs and produces an xbit-typed output whose delay is referenced to a weighted average of the two inputs’ arrival times.

The interpolation weight is controlled by the input weight, which spans the range from 0 to 1.

For instance, if the rising edge of the first input in_0 arrives at t0 and the rising edge of the second input in_1 arrives at t1, the interp_xbit primitive produces a rising edge of its output at t_out:

t_out = t0*(1-weight) + t1*weight + delay.

Note that the interp_xbit primitive cannot interpolate two input pulses of which arrival times are apart by more than its propagation delay (defined by the parameter delay). If the second edge does not arrive until this delay after the arrival of the first edge, then the primitive may drive the output into an indeterminate state (1’bx). For instance, the difference between the arrival times of the two inputs, t0 and t1 are spaced by more than delay (i.e. t1-t0 > delay), then the output will have 1’bx during the period of t0+delay ~ t1+delay.

The interp_xbit primitive models an inertial delay, meaning that if a new input event arrives before the previous input event propagates to the output, the output event will be overridden with the one corresponding to the new input event.

Input/Output Terminals

Name	I/O	Type	Description
out	output	xbit	output signal
in_0	input	xbit	input signal 0
in_1	input	xbit	input signal 1
weight	input	real	weighting signal

Parameters

Name	Type	Default	Unit	Description
delay	real	100e-12	seconds	propagation delay