Write the VHDL code for a modulo-6 up-counter. Show the VHDL file compiled using Quartus II...
(15pts) Write VHDL code to implement the circuit. Use Quartus to verify your code. The VHDL code and waveform file are needed. I. 는D
Design C-1 (modulo-10 up-counter): Using the behavioral VHDL coding, create an up-counter to count upward. The up counter has the following control inputs En.reset, CLK. The counting outputs are Q0, O1, Q2. and O3 reset clears the outputs of the counter to 0. En enables the counting when En-1. When En-0, the counter stops. The counter sequentially counts all the possible numbers and loops again, from 0 to 9, back to 0 and 9, etc Design C-2: Ten-second Counter with...
Q3. Synchronous Counter Figure 8.3(a) shows a modulo-8 synchronous up-counter (Modulo-8 because this counter can count only from 0 to 7 with its 3 bits qo, q1 and 92.). Treat each gray cell in the figure as a component and write generic VHDL codes to create a modulo-2N counter, where N is the number of flip-flops required. Use nominal mapping for this problem while instantiating components. When the asynchronous reset signal rst is high, the counter is set to 0...
6. Write a VHDL code to implement the circuit function described below. The circuit is to display the last four digits of your student ID number on a 7-segment display, one digit at a time, triggered by the falling edge of the clock signal DIR: Direction of the display sequence, '1'forward, '0'- reverse. CLK: clock pulse for the display sequence. RST: reset the display counter Student ID-8860729 Vdd ABC|DEFG DIR CLK RST For example, if your ID number is 1234567,...
Write a VHDL code to implement the circuit function described below. Student Id : 8123405 Last 4 digits : 3405 6. Write a VHDL code to implement the circuit function described below The circuit is to display the last four digits of your student ID number on a 7-segment display, one digit at a time, triggered by the falling edge of the clock signal DIR: Direction of the display sequence, T-forward, Ό'-reverse. CLK: clock pulse for the display sequence. RST:...
Write a VHDL code to implement the circuit function described below. 6. The circuit is to display the last four digits of your student ID number on a 7-segment display, one digit at a time, triggered by the falling edge of the clock signal. DIR: Direction of the display sequence, '1 CLK: clock pulse for the display sequence RST: reset the display counter. forward, '0' - reverse. Student ID: 8480594 Vdd ABCDE F G DIR CLK RST For example, if...
Write a VHDL code to implement the circuit function described below. 6. The circuit is to display the last four digits of your student ID number on a 7-segment display, one digit at a time, triggered by the falling edge of the clock signal. DIR: Direction of the display sequence, '1 CLK: clock pulse for the display sequence RST: reset the display counter. forward, '0' - reverse. Student ID: 8243416 Vdd ABCDE F G DIR CLK RST For example, if...
Q3: Using VHDL code, design a 4 bit BCD up counter using sequential statements (30 Marks) 0 012 03 C FF3 c( FFO Q3: Using VHDL code, design a 4 bit BCD up counter using sequential statements (30 Marks) 0 012 03 C FF3 c( FFO
assist please Design a 13-to-5 clocked synchronous counter using a Modulo-16 Up/Down Binary Counter. Show the state-transition table, excitation equations at the inputs of the counter, and logic diagram of the counter.
Module 72: Using this 4 Do bit up-counter, draw the Di diagram for a modulo counter which starts at 2 and counts up to 10, Load i.е., 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 2, 3 0 D2 D3 Q2 Q3 Enable