hi,
i hope you want design and testbench in verilog,
if you want in other please dont give negative review(write in comment)
so this is 1 bit addr design
after that i did instatiation of 1_bit_addr and make 4 bit addr..
after that using 4_bit_addr i did make 8_bit_addr
this is testbench code for 8_bit_addr
you can make TB for 4 bit and single bit just change pin a,b,sum [7:0] to [3:0]
another things will be same
command you can see
thanks...
Design and Test an 8-bit Adder using 4-bit adder. Use 4-bit adder coded in class using...
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