below: a. Draw the logic diagram for the circuit that represents this code. Use the proper flip-flop symbols. module pb

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below: a. Draw the logic diagram for the circuit that represents this code. Use the proper flip-flop symbols. module pb

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below: a. Draw the logic diagram for the circuit that
represents
this code. Use the proper flip-flop symbols.
module pb1 (
input clk, x,
output reg y1, y2 );
wire w = x | (~y1);
always @(posedge clk)
y2 <= w;
always @(negedge clk)
y1 <= y2;
endmodule
b. Draw the output waveforms for the specified inputs. Assume
that input x changes value
shortly after the rising edges of clk. Further assume that the
values of y1 and y2 are not
known at the beginning of the timing diagram.
Below A Draw The Logic Diagram For The Circuit That Represents This Code Use The Proper Flip Flop Symbols Module Pb 1
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clk x yl y2
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