Question

Use as few 3-input NOR gates as possible to design a bubble detector circuit for 8-bit thermometer code. An n-bit thermometer code represents an integer m, with m 1s followed by (n-m) 0s. 1-bit bubble is an error in coding when a solitary 0 (or 1) is found in between two 1s (or 0s). What is the size of your circuit in terms of the number of NOR gates used? Give a gate level schematic diagram for your circuit. Implement the circuit in structural Verilog and simulate it in ISIM. Remember to use a test bench. You might want to use the parameterized test bench version that was discussed on the whiteboard. After proving that your unit under test is properly designed, synthesize the circuit in the Xilinx environment

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