(a) write a Verilog description of the circuit shown below module Circuit (F, A, A_bar, B, B_bar, C, D_bar); ……….. Endmodule (b) Write a Verilog description of the circuit specified by the following Boolean function: Z = (A + B’)C’(C + D) AB AB CD
Write a test bench to thoroughly test the Verilog module dff_fe_asyn_h. below is the module ddff_fe_asyn_h.code Simulate the circuit using ISim and analyze the resulting waveform. Verilog Code for dff_fe_asyn_h is mentioned below:- //DFF module with asynchronous active high reset with negative edge trigger with clock module dff_fe_asyn_h ( input clock, // Clock Input input reset, // Reset Input input data_in, // Input Data output reg data_out // Output Data ); always @ (negedge clock or posedge reset) // triggers...
Draw the circuit corresponding to the Verilog module below. (Do not attempt to simplify the circuit.) module Circuit A (e, F, G, H); parameter n= 3; input [n-1:0] F, G; input e; output reg [n-1:0] H; integer k; always @ (e, F, G) begin for (k=0; k<n; k=k+1) H[k] = (e | F[k]) & G[k]; end endmodule
1. Write a Verilog module called myNot to implement the logic NOT gate. 2. Write a test bench to test the myNot module created in step 10. Simulate the circuit using Sim and analyze the resulting waveform. 3. Take full screenshots of the source code of myNot module, the test bench Verilog file, and resulting simulation waveforms to be included in the lab report. Also include your waveform analysis in the lab report.
Question 3: Realize the circuit below using Verilog. Include a signal “reset_n” for asynchronously clearing the flip-flop. What type of circuit is this? Complete the following Verilog code. Write a test bench to test it. clk sel module aff (clk, reset_n, sel, q); input clk ; // Declare the inputs and outputs of the module. input reset_n; input sel; output q; reg q; wire D; ; // model the combinational logic assign D= always @( begin if ( else end...
Page 13 The function being considered is F(x, y,z) 20,1,3,4,5,6) S. Write the Verilog module representing the minimized function in column I (with primitives) Page 13 The function being considered is F(x, y,z) 20,1,3,4,5,6) S. Write the Verilog module representing the minimized function in column I (with primitives)
Page |3 The function being considered is F(x, y,z)- 20,1,3,4,5,6) 5. Write the Verilog module representing the minimized function in column I (with primitives). module mod ( outhut Page |3 The function being considered is F(x, y,z)- 20,1,3,4,5,6) 5. Write the Verilog module representing the minimized function in column I (with primitives). module mod ( outhut
Write Verilog modules: a 3x8 decoder and a 8x1 multiplexor. The multiplexor “includes” the decoder module as part of it. Use arrays as much as possible. EXAMPLE: module DecoderMod(s, o); // module definition input s; output [0:1] o; not(o[0], s); assign o[1] = s; endmodule module MuxMod(s, d, o); input s; input [0:1] d; output o; wire [0:1] s_decoded, and_out; DecoderMod my_decoder(s, s_decoded); // create instance and(and_out[0], d[0], s_decoded[0]); and(and_out[1], d[1], s_decoded[1]); or(o, and_out[0], and_out[1]); endmodule
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
Write the Verilog code that represents the following circuit 1. [20 pts] Write the Verilog code that represents the following circuit MUXF