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newbie question on VHDL-AMS
Oct 14th, 2011, 10:15pm
 
architecture bhv of fc_jtol_src_ns is
     constant rt, ft : real := 20.0e-12;
     terminal clk_in : electrical;
     signal cjtpat : std_logic := '0';
     signal cjtpat_real : real := 0.0;
     quantity cjtpat_quant : voltage;
     quantity vdata_out across idata_out through data_outp to data_outn;
begin

     i_clk_gen : entity LIB_AMS.clk_gen(str)
           port map (
                 sj_freq                  => sj_freq,
                 sj_amp                  => sj_amp,
                 udj_amp                  => udj_amp,
                 freq                  => freq,
                 nreset                  => nreset,
                 sin_clk                  => clk_in);

     i_rj_src : entity LIB_AMS.rj_src(bhv)
           port map (
                 rj_amp                  => rj_amp,
                 rj_out                  => clk_in);

     i_cjtpat_gen : entity LIB_AMS.cjtpat_gen(bhv_str)
           port map (
                 nreset                  => nreset,
                 clk_in                  => clk_in,
                 cjtpat                  => cjtpat);

     cjtpat_d2a: process (cjtpat)
     begin
           if cjtpat = '0' then
                 cjtpat_real <= data_vcm - data_amp / 2.0;
           else
                 cjtpat_real <= data_vcm + data_amp / 2.0;
           end if;            
     end process cjtpat_d2a;
     cjtpat_quant == cjtpat_real'ramp(rt, ft);
     vdata_out'dot / (MATH_2_PI * ddj_fc) + vdata_out == cjtpat_quant;
end bhv;

What does it mean with "vdata_out'dot / (MATH_2_PI * ddj_fc) + vdata_out == cjtpat_quant;"? Is this a low pass filter? Thanks,
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