Implement an arithmetic logic unit (ALU) using Verilog. Consider signed number arithmetic operation. The outputs of the ALU should be 1) Addition of two 8-bit numbers 2) A Zero Flag. It is set (it is 1 if the condition is met and 0 otherwise) if the result is zero. 3) A Negative Flag. It is set (it is 1 if the condition is met and 0 otherwise) if the result is less than 0. 4) An Overflow Flag. It is set (it is 1 if the condition is met and 0 otherwise) if the result is more than the bit length of the output. 5) A carry flag. It is set (it is 1 if the condition is met and 0 otherwise) when the carry is generated. If the number is unsigned, will there be a need of both carry and overflow flag? To get a clear idea of when carry and an overflow is generated solve the following cases for an 8 bit signed number. Determine if there is a carry output or/and will it overflow. 1. 100+49. 2. -2-1 3. 51+28 4. 126-64
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Design and code in Verilog an Arithmetic Logic Unit(ALU). It should be able to take two numbers of 32 bits and realize any instruction that requires logic and arithmetic operations. The output of the ALU will be a number of 32 bits.
Design and code in Verilog an Arithmetic Logic Unit(ALU). It should be able to take two numbers of 32 bits and realize any instruction that requires logic and arithmetic operations. The output of the ALU will be a number of 32 bits.
Q2. Design a 8-bit ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit) supporting the following instructions, Z and C values should be re-evaluated (updated) ifY changes Instruction type code[2:0] operations Logical Status update 001 010 011 100 101 110 ( Bitwise AND) Y = A & B: | Z (C is always 0) (bitwise OR) Y- A B; (bitwise XOR) Y-A B Z (Cis always 0) (negation) Y =-A; (Addition) Y A + B: (subtraction) Y = A-B: (Increment) Y-A+1 (decrement) Y-A-1 Z (C...
This section gives you freedom to come up with your own solutions. An Arithmetic and Logic Unit (ALU) is a combinational circuit that performs logic and arithmetic micro-operations on a pair of 4-bit operands. The operations performed by an ALU are controlled by a set of function-select inputs. In this lab you will design a 4-bit ALU with 3 function-select inputs: Mode M, Select S1 and S0 inputs. The mode input M selects between a Logic (M=0) and Arithmetic (M=1)...
Using Structural Modeling in VHDL write the code for: An Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) shown in the figure below. A (16-bit), B (16-bit), Opcode (3-bit), and Mode (1-bit) are the inputs; and ALUOut (16-bit) and Cout (1-bit) are the outputs of the design. A and B hold the values of the operands. Mode and Opcode together indicate the type of the operation performed by ALU. The ALU components ARE: -Arithmetic Unit that consists of one 16-bit adder, 16-bit subtractor, 16-bit...
FIRST ACTIVITY: (100/100) . SIMPLE 4-BIT ARITHMETIC LOGIC UNIT (ALU): This circuit selects between arithmetic (absolute value, addition) and logical (XOR, AND) operations. Only one result (hexadecimal value) can be shown on the 7-segment display This is selected by the input sel (1..0) B A-BI A+B A xnor B A nand B Input EN: If EN-1result appears on the 7 segment display. If EN=0 → all LEDs in the 7 segment display are off Arithmetic operations: The 4-bit inputs A...
The Arithmetic Logic Unit The first topic for the project is to create an Arithmetic Logic Unit, using a structured approached with a Virtual Hardware Design Language such as Verilog. Mainly, the program is very close to a simulator for a programming calculator. An ALU typically has the following operations Math Functions: Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, Modulus Logic Functions: And, Or, XOR, Not, Nand, Nor, XNOR Error Modes: Divide by Zero, Overflow Support Functions: No Operation, Shift Left, Shift Right,...
PROBLEM STATEMENT The mini-calculator will use a small ALU to perform arithmetic operations on two 4-bit values which are set using switches. The ALU operations described below are implemented with an Adder/Subtractor component. A pushbutton input allows the current arithmetic result to be saved. An upgraded mini-calculator allows the saved value to be used in place of B as one of the operands. The small ALU that you will design will use the 4-bit adder myadder4 to do several possible...
6. In this problem, you are to implement a 3-bit ALU which performs the following 4 operations on 3-bit operands A and B and generates the result F and the overflow status OV: (a) op(1:0) 00: A AND B (b) op(1:0)#: 01 : A OR B. (c)op(1:0),# 10: A +13. (d) 01, (1 : 0) t# 11 : A B, For arithmetic operations, assume that A and B are two's complement integers, e.g.. 0112 3, n and 1002 ten The...
A 1-bit ALU is shown as in Figure 3. The circuit performs both arithmetic and logic operations. Determine the operations of the ALU for each combination of the two (2) operation bits , OP1 and OP2, and Binvert bit by completing Table 1. When do 1’s complement and 2’s complement operations are performed. (Please explain each step) Binvert carry in operation a 10 1 Result b 12 3 carry out Figure 3 Binvert Operation Operation- bit OP1 OP2 0...