3. Answer the question below for the following code. module Shift_Register8 (Q, Data_in, Clk, Load, Shift_left,...
Answer the question below for the following code, What does reg (7:0) do? What does always @ (posedge Cik) do? C What causes 2"b01: if (Clk 1) Q<= >> 1 to execute? When it executes, what does it do module Shift_Register (Q, Data_in, Clk, Load, Shift_left, Shift_right); output [ 7:0] Q; reg [7:0] Q, input (7:0) Data_in; input Clk, Load, Shift_left, Shift_right; always @ (posedge Clk) if (Load) Q<Data_in; else case ( { Shift_left, Shift_right)) 2'600: if (Clk - 1)...
How do I create a testbench with the verilog code below? module ganada(Clk, U1, D2, U2, D3, U3, D4, F1, F2, F3, F4, CF, S); input Clk, U1, D2, U2, D3, U3, D4, F1, F2, F3, F4; output [6:0] CF, S; reg [6:0] CF, S; reg [1:0] SS, B, NS; initial begin NS=2'b00; SS=2'b00; end always@(posedge Clk) begin case(NS) 2'b00: CF=7'b1111001; 2'b01: CF=7'b0100100; 2'b10: CF=7'b0110000; 2'b11: CF=7'b0011001; endcase case(SUD) 2'b00: S=7'b1000000; 2'b01: S=7'b1111001; 2'b10: S=7'b0100100; default: S=7'b0000000; endcase if(U1==1 ||...
Given the following verilog code, draw the corresponding state diagram for it. module mysterious (input reset, clk, TB, TA, output reg [1:0] LB, LA); reg [1:0] cstate, nstate; parameter S0 = 2'b00; parameter S1 = 2'b01; parameter S2 = 2'b10; parameter S3 = 2'b11; parameter grn = 2'b00; parameter ylw = 2'b01; parameter rd = 2'b10; // state register always @ (posedge clk, posedge reset) begin if (reset) cstate <= S0; else cstate <= nstate; end // next state logic...
Please explain what he verilog code does: module lab7_2_3( input clk, input Enable, input Clear, input Load, output [3:0] Q, reg [3:0] count, wire cnt_done ); assign cnt_done = ~| count; assign Q = count; always @(posedge clk) if (Clear) count <= 0; else if (Enable) if (Load | cnt_done) count <= 4'b1010; // decimal 10 else count <= count - 1; Endmodule
(15 pts) 1. Draw a logic diagram for the Verilog code. module Seq_Ckt ( CLK, PR, sel, Q); input CLK, PR, sel; output reg [2:0] Q; reg [2:0] y; assign Q = y; always @ (posedge PR, posedge CLK) begin if (PR== 1) then y <= 3'b111; else if (sel) begin y[2] <= y[1] ^ y[0]; y[1] <= y[2]; y[1]; end else y[2] <= y[2] ; y[1] <= y[1]; y[0]; y[O] <= y[0] <= end endmodule
Write a testbench for LFShift shift register example module 1f3r input clk, input reset, output a ); reg (5:0] shift; wire xor_sum; assign xor_sum = shift[1] ^ shift[4]; // feedback taps always @ (posedge clk) if (reset) shift <= 6'b111111; // initialize LFSR else shift <= { xor_sum, shift [5:1] }; // shift right assign a = shift[0]; // output of LFSR endmodule
I need help writing a test bench for the following Verilog code module CU(IE, WE, WA, RAE, RAA, RBE, RBA, ALU, SH, OE, start, clk, reset, Ng5); //nG5 denotes (N>5); input start, clk, reset; output IE, WE, RAE, RBE, OE; output [1:0] WA, RAA, RBA, SH; output [2:0] ALU; input wire Ng5; reg [1:0] state; reg [1:0] nextstate; parameter S0 = 3'b000; parameter S1 = 3'b001;...
Write a testbench for use in Quartus' ModelSim Altera in verilog for the following code of a 4x16 register: module regFile4x16 (input clk, input write, input [2:0] wrAddr, input [15:0] wrData, input [2:0] rdAddrA, output [15:0] rdDataA, input [2:0] rdAddrB, output [15:0] rdDataB); reg [15:0] reg0, reg1, reg2, reg3; assign rdDataA = rdAddrA == 0 ? reg0 : rdAddrA == 1 ? reg1 : rdAddrA == 2 ? reg2 : rdAddrA == 3...
why its 4-to-1 mux behavioral? What does the logic circuit represented by the following Verilog module do, and what Verilog description style does it use? // My Verilog module #1 module mymodl ( x, d, q) input[1:0] x;input[3:0] d;output q; reg q; wire [1:0] x; wire [3:0] d; always ( x or d) begin case ( x ) 1 : q=d[1]; 2 : g=d[2]; 3 q d[3]; endcase end endmodule
2. What is wrong with the following code (More than one error may exist in each seg module mux2_1 (10, 11, S, Y); input 10, 11, S; output Y; lalways @ (posedge s) begin if (S) Y=11; else Y=10; end endmodule module ESM (clk, a, outi, out2): input clk, a: output outi, outi: jalways @ (posedge clk) begin 1 if(state=0) begin if (a) state<=1; end 1 else begin if (-a) states : end end end Jalways @ (state) begin if...