Design a 4-bit ALU for the specifications in the table below. This unit has a 2-bit control lines P[1:0] to select the r

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Design a 4-bit ALU for the specifications in the table below. This unit has a 2-bit control lines P[1:0] to select the r

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Design a 4-bit ALU for the specifications in the table below.
This unit has a 2-bit control lines P[1:0] to select the required
operation, a 4-bit input data D[3:0], and a 4-bit register output
Q[3:0]. Note: do not use any adder in the design.
Design A 4 Bit Alu For The Specifications In The Table Below This Unit Has A 2 Bit Control Lines P 1 0 To Select The R 1
Design A 4 Bit Alu For The Specifications In The Table Below This Unit Has A 2 Bit Control Lines P 1 0 To Select The R 1 (18.64 KiB) Viewed 15 times
a. Draw the block diagram for this ALU circuit.
b. Write the verilog code for this circuit. You do not need to
simulate this circuit, but you have to make sure it is free from
syntax errors. Use the template below as a starting point.
module alu4 (input clk, input [1:0] P, input [3:0] D, output reg
[3:0] Q);
// declare internal wires if needed
// here is your design
always @(posedge clk)
begin
end
endmodule // alu4
PiPo 00 01 10 11 Operation Q* =D Q* = Q’ (New Q is the invert of the current Q) Q* = 20 Q 2Q + 1
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