Scribd
Upload
5 views

Infromation From Part2

The document describes a circuit diagram that performs arithmetic operations on 4-bit inputs. It includes components like a decoder, multiplexer, adder, multiplier, divider and modulus calculator. The circuit takes in two 4-bit operands and an opcode to select the operation, and outputs an 8-bit result and 2-bit error flags.

Uploaded by

hassan ullah khan
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
5 views

Infromation From Part2

The document describes a circuit diagram that performs arithmetic operations on 4-bit inputs. It includes components like a decoder, multiplexer, adder, multiplier, divider and modulus calculator. The circuit takes in two 4-bit operands and an opcode to select the operation, and outputs an 8-bit result and 2-bit error flags.

Uploaded by

hassan ullah khan
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 3

Top Level Circuit Diagram From Part 2 (You need to modify this to include the sequential logic added in

section 3.1 to answer section 3.3 You can use any software just mention what software you used).

3.1 System Design From Part 2 (You need to modify this with the sequential logic updates from section
3.1 to answer section (3.2))
The Inputs
• A: A 4-bit input representing the first operand for arithmetic operations.
• B: A 4-bit input representing the second operand for arithmetic operations.
• opcode: A 4-bit input used to select the specific arithmetic operation to
perform.
The Outputs
• C: An 8-bit output that displays the result of the arithmetic operation.
• error: A 2-bit output that indicates errors from the operations, with the first bit representing
arithmetic overflow (addition/subtraction) and the second bit indicating division or
modulus errors.
The Interfaces
• channels: A 16-element array of 8-bit buses used to route the results of operations to
the output based on the opcode.
• select: A 16-bit signal generated by the decoder to select the appropriate channel.
• b: An 8-bit internal bus used to hold the result from the selected channel.
The Parts
• Dec4x16 (dec1): A 4-to-16 line decoder that takes the 4-bit opcode and generates the 16-
bit select signal.
• StructMux (mux1): A multiplexer that selects one of the 16 channels based on the
select signal to output on bus b.
• FourBitAddSub (add1): A component that performs both 4-bit addition and subtraction.
• FourBitMultiplier (mul1): A component that performs 4-bit multiplication.
• FourBitDivision (div1): A component that performs 4-bit division.
• FourBitModulus (mod1): A component that performs the 4-bit modulus operation.
The Opcodes (Need to modify this in order to account for sequential logic added in section 3.1 to answer
section 3.4)

You might also like