I2C Slave Addressing Modification

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Below is one complete example of how you could modify your design. In this modified version, the slave now first receives an 8‑bit “slave address + R/W” byte (with the 7‑bit slave address in the MSBs and the R/W bit as LSB) (state SLAVE_ADDR_READ) and then an 8‑bit register address (state REGADDR_READ) before entering the data phase. In the updated testbench the first transmitted byte is the slave address byte and the second transmitted byte is the register address.
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i2c_slave.v (Modified):

Verilog


module i2c_slave(
    input clk,
    input rst,
    inout sda,
    input scl,
    input sda_temp,       // external (open-drain pullup) signal on sda
    output reg wr_en,
    output reg rd_en,
    output reg [7:0] data_in,
    input  [7:0] data_out,
    output reg [7:0] addr,
    output reg start,
    output reg stop
);

  // Internal signals
  reg enable;
  reg r_w;
  reg [3:0] cnt_byte;    // counter for bits in a byte (counts 0 to 8)
  reg [6:0] slave_addr;  // 7-bit slave address received from master
  reg [7:0] reg_addr;    // 8-bit register address (to select regA or regB)
  reg sda_out, sda_ack, sda_assign;
  
  // State machine declaration
  typedef enum reg [2:0] {
    IDLE          = 3'b000,
    SLAVE_ADDR_READ = 3'b001,  // Receive slave address (7-bit) + R/W bit
    ACK_SLAVE     = 3'b010,  // Acknowledge slave address reception
    REGADDR_READ  = 3'b011,  // Receive full 8-bit register address
    ACK_REG       = 3'b100,  // Acknowledge register address reception
    RW_CHECK      = 3'b101,  // (Optional) Check r/w bit (here merged in next state)
    ACK           = 3'b110,  // Acknowledge before data phase
    DATA          = 3'b111   // Data transfer phase
  } state_t;
  
  state_t state, next_state;
  
  // Generate start condition: when sda falls with scl high
  always @(negedge sda or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst)
      start <= 0;
    else
      start <= (scl == 1);
  end

  // Generate stop condition: when sda rises with scl high
  always @(posedge sda or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst)
      stop <= 0;
    else
      stop <= (scl == 1);
  end

  // Enable signal based on start/stop events
  always @(start, stop, rst) begin
    if (rst)
      enable = 0;
    else if (start)
      enable = 1;
    else if (stop)
      enable = 0;
    else
      enable = enable;
  end

  // State register update
  always @(posedge clk or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst)
      state <= IDLE;
    else
      state <= next_state;
  end

  // Bit counter update
  always @(negedge scl or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst || start)
      cnt_byte <= 0;
    else if (state == SLAVE_ADDR_READ || state == REGADDR_READ)
      cnt_byte <= (cnt_byte == 4'd8) ? 0 : cnt_byte + 1;
  end

  // Bit reception: sample incoming bits on sda during SLAVE_ADDR_READ or REGADDR_READ
  always @(negedge scl or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst || start) begin
      slave_addr <= 7'd0;
      reg_addr   <= 8'd0;
      r_w        <= 0;
    end else begin
      if (state == SLAVE_ADDR_READ) begin
        // Bits 1 to 7 go into slave_addr (MSB first)
        if (cnt_byte >= 1 && cnt_byte <= 7) begin
          // Store bit (MSB first)
          slave_addr[7-cnt_byte] <= sda;
        end
        // Bit 8 is the R/W flag
        else if (cnt_byte == 8) begin
          r_w <= sda;
        end
      end else if (state == REGADDR_READ) begin
        if (cnt_byte >= 1 && cnt_byte <= 8) begin
          // Store bits into reg_addr (MSB first)
          reg_addr[8-cnt_byte] <= sda;
        end
      end
    end
  end

  // Assign register address to module output once received
  always @(*) begin
    if (rst)
      addr = 8'd0;
    else begin
      if (state == REGADDR_READ || state >= ACK_REG)
        addr = reg_addr;
      else
        addr = addr;
    end
  end

  // Next state and ACK generation logic
  always @(posedge scl or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst) begin
      next_state <= IDLE;
      sda_assign <= 0;
      sda_ack    <= 0;
      wr_en      <= 0;
      rd_en      <= 0;
      data_in    <= 8'd0;
    end else begin
      case (state)
        IDLE: begin
          next_state <= enable ? SLAVE_ADDR_READ : IDLE;
          sda_assign <= 0;
          wr_en <= 0;
          rd_en <= 0;
        end

        SLAVE_ADDR_READ: begin
          if (cnt_byte == 8)
            next_state <= ACK_SLAVE;
          else
            next_state <= SLAVE_ADDR_READ;
        end

        ACK_SLAVE: begin
          // Issue ACK for slave address reception
          sda_ack <= 1;
          next_state <= REGADDR_READ;
        end

        REGADDR_READ: begin
          if (cnt_byte == 8)
            next_state <= ACK_REG;
          else
            next_state <= REGADDR_READ;
        end

        ACK_REG: begin
          // Issue ACK for register address reception
          sda_ack <= 1;
          next_state <= RW_CHECK;
        end

        RW_CHECK: begin
          // Optionally check r_w value here; then proceed
          next_state <= ACK;
        end

        ACK: begin
          // Transition into data phase
          next_state <= DATA;
        end

        DATA: begin
          // In data phase, remain until a stop condition is detected
          if (stop)
            next_state <= IDLE;
          else
            next_state <= DATA;
        end

        default:
          next_state <= IDLE;
      endcase
    end
  end

  // Data Reception for write operations (master writes data to slave)
  // cnt_data counts bits in a data byte.
  reg [3:0] cnt_data;
  always @(negedge scl or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst || start)
      cnt_data <= 0;
    else if (state == DATA && r_w == 0) begin
      cnt_data <= (cnt_data == 4'd8) ? 0 : cnt_data + 1;
      case (cnt_data)
        4'd1: data_in[7] <= sda;
        4'd2: data_in[6] <= sda;
        4'd3: data_in[5] <= sda;
        4'd4: data_in[4] <= sda;
        4'd5: data_in[3] <= sda;
        4'd6: data_in[2] <= sda;
        4'd7: data_in[1] <= sda;
        4'd8: data_in[0] <= sda;
      endcase
      if (cnt_data == 8)
        wr_en <= 1;
      else
        wr_en <= 0;
    end
  end

  // Data Transmission for read operations (slave sends data to master)
  reg [3:0] cnt_data_read;
  always @(negedge scl or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst || start)
      cnt_data_read <= 0;
    else if (state == DATA && r_w == 1) begin
      cnt_data_read <= (cnt_data_read == 4'd8) ? 0 : cnt_data_read + 1;
      case (cnt_data_read)
        4'd1: sda_out <= data_out[7];
        4'd2: sda_out <= data_out[6];
        4'd3: sda_out <= data_out[5];
        4'd4: sda_out <= data_out[4];
        4'd5: sda_out <= data_out[3];
        4'd6: sda_out <= data_out[2];
        4'd7: sda_out <= data_out[1];
        4'd8: sda_out <= data_out[0];
      endcase
      rd_en <= (cnt_data_read == 0) ? 1 : 0;
    end
  end

  // sda-drivers: drive sda during ACK and read phases
  always @(*) begin
    case (state)
      ACK_SLAVE, ACK_REG: sda_assign = sda_ack;
      DATA: begin
        if (r_w == 1)
          sda_assign = sda_out;
        else
          sda_assign = sda; // in write mode, let master drive sda
      end
      default: sda_assign = sda_temp;
    endcase
  end

  assign sda = ((state == ACK_SLAVE) || (state == ACK_REG) ||
                (state == DATA && r_w == 1))
                ? sda_assign : sda_temp;

endmodule

register.v (Unchanged except for 8‑bit address):

Verilog


module register(
    input clk,
    input rst,
    input wr_en,
    input rd_en,
    input [7:0] addr,
    input [7:0] data_in,
    output reg [7:0] data_out
);
  reg [7:0] regA;
  reg [7:0] regB;
  
  always @(posedge clk or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst)
      regA <= 8'd0;
    else if (wr_en && addr == 8'd5)
      regA <= data_in;
  end
  
  always @(posedge clk or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst)
      regB <= 8'd0;
    else if (wr_en && addr == 8'd10)
      regB <= data_in;
  end
  
  always @(posedge clk or posedge rst) begin
    if (rst)
      data_out <= 8'b0;
    else if (rd_en) begin
      case (addr)
        8'd5: data_out <= regA;
        8'd10: data_out <= regB;
        default: data_out <= 8'b0;
      endcase
    end
  end

endmodule

i2c_slave_tb.v (Modified Testbench):
In this testbench the master sends a start condition, then first a “slave address + R/W” byte (for example, slave address = 7'd8 with R/W = 0 for a write), then the 8‑bit register address (e.g. 8'd5), followed by a data byte to write. Finally, a stop condition is generated.

Verilog


module tb;
  reg clk, rst, scl;
  wire sda;
  reg sda_temp; // master drives sda when needed
  wire wr_en, rd_en;
  wire [7:0] data_in;
  wire [7:0] data_out;
  wire [7:0] addr;
  reg start, stop;

  // Instantiate the I2C slave module
  i2c_slave slave (
    .clk(clk),
    .rst(rst),
    .sda(sda),
    .scl(scl),
    .sda_temp(sda_temp),
    .wr_en(wr_en),
    .rd_en(rd_en),
    .addr(addr),
    .data_in(data_in),
    .data_out(data_out),
    .start(start),
    .stop(stop)
  );

  // Instantiate the register bank module
  register regi (
    .clk(clk),
    .rst(rst),
    .wr_en(wr_en),
    .rd_en(rd_en),
    .addr(addr),
    .data_in(data_in),
    .data_out(data_out)
  );

  // Clock generation
  always #5 clk = ~clk;
  
  initial begin
    scl = 1; start = 0; stop = 0;
    sda_temp = 1; clk = 0; rst = 0;
    #2; rst = 1; #2; rst = 0;
    repeat(2) @(posedge clk);

    // --- Begin I2C transaction ---
    // Generate start condition
    sda_temp = 0; start = 1;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    start = 0;

    // --- Transmit slave address byte (7'd8 + R/W=0) ---
    // 7'd8 in binary = 0001000; transmitted MSB first,
    // followed by R/W=0: full byte = 00010000
    // Bit 7:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 6:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 5:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 4:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 1;  // 1  -> this forms the MSB of 8: 0001000
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 3:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 2:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 1:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 0 (R/W bit):
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0 for write
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;

    // (Simulate slave ACK here by letting slave drive sda; no action required from master)

    @(posedge clk);

    // --- Transmit register address byte (for example, 8'd5) ---
    // 8'd5 = 00000101
    // Bit 7:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 6:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 5:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 4:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 3:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 1;  // 1 (value 4)
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 2:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 1:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 1;  // 1 (value 2)
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 0:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;  // 0 (value 1 is 0)
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;

    // (Simulate slave ACK for register address)
    @(posedge clk);

    // --- Transmit data byte to write into the selected register ---
    // For example, data = 8'd55; 55 = 00110111
    // Bit 7:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 6:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 5:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 1;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 4:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 1;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 3:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 0;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 2:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 1;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 1:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 1;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;
    // Bit 0:
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; sda_temp = 1;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 0;

    // (Simulate slave ACK for data byte)
    @(posedge clk);

    // --- Generate stop condition ---
    sda_temp = 1; stop = 1;
    @(posedge clk); scl = 1; stop = 0;
    repeat(2) @(posedge clk);

    $finish;
  end
endmodule

This complete solution now implements the following changes:
  1. The slave now first captures an 8‑bit byte (7-bit slave address + R/W) in the state SLAVE_ADDR_READ and issues an ACK (ACK_SLAVE).
  2. Next, it captures the 8‑bit register address in REGADDR_READ with an ACK (ACK_REG).
  3. It then continues into the data phase (state DATA), where data is either received (write) or transmitted (read) based on the R/W flag.
  4. The testbench sends first the slave address byte, then the register address, followed by a data byte, and finally a stop condition.
You can adjust the exact bit patterns and timing as required by your implementation. Feel free to ask if you need further refinements!
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