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Design a 6-bit unsigned comparitor using gates and and only combinational logic. The device should have two 6-bit inputs (A[5:0] and B[5:0]) and two outputs,
Design a 6-bit unsigned comparitor using gates and and only combinational logic. The device should have two 6-bit inputs (A[5:0] and B[5:0]) and two outputs, one called "equal" (which should be a 1 if A=B) and one called "lt" (which should be a 1 if A is less than B). Hint: You will likely want to build a "one-bit" comparitor in a way similar to a full-adder and chain them (much like a ripple-carry adder). Again, you must do everything starting with gates, but once you've designed a device out of gates you may freely use it.
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