D Flip-Flops
Solution :-
DFF Block Diagram is shown below:-
Truth Table for 1 bit DFF:-
Verilog code for 1 bit DFF is mentioned below:-
//DFF module
module dff (
input clk, // Clock Input
input rst, // Reset Input
input data_in, // Input Data
output reg data_out // Output Data
);
always @ (posedge clk) // triggers at the postive edge of the
clock
begin
if (rst) // Synchronous Active High reset
data_out <= 1'b0;
else
data_out <= data_in; // When reset is not present then it
forward the input data to output
end
endmodule
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