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PLEASE HELP CONVERT THE FOLLOWING VERILOG CODE INTO VHDL FORMAT module lab5(input SIG,CLOCK_50,output [6:0] HEX3,HEX2,HEX1,HEX0); wire en_pulse,cnt_clr,ff_en; wire [15:0] cnt_out,ff_out; // 16bit counter out and

PLEASE HELP CONVERT THE FOLLOWING VERILOG CODE INTO VHDL FORMAT

module lab5(input SIG,CLOCK_50,output [6:0] HEX3,HEX2,HEX1,HEX0);

wire en_pulse,cnt_clr,ff_en;

wire [15:0] cnt_out,ff_out; // 16bit counter out and D ff out

// need to set the two parameters for this module in order

// for it to generate the correct pulse rate

// Bero: Using Verilog 2001 syntax

count_enabler #(.buswidth(16),.full_count(1771)) C0(SIG,CLOCK_50,en_pulse);

d_ff C1(SIG,CLOCK_50,cnt_clr);

bcd_counter C2(cnt_clr,en_pulse,CLOCK_50,cnt_out);

d_ff_16_en C3(cnt_out,ff_en,CLOCK_50,ff_out);

one_shot C4(SIG,CLOCK_50,ff_en);

// output display section -- modeled behaviorally

// to function as shown in Figure 3 of Lab

always @ (posedge CLOCK_50)

begin

bintohex(ff_out[15:12],HEX3); // output most sig 7-seg

bintohex(ff_out[11:8], HEX2);

bintohex(ff_out[7:4], HEX1);

bintohex(ff_out[3:0], HEX0); // output least sig 7-seg

end

// binary to 7-seg hexadecimal output task

task bintohex (input [3:0] bin_num, output [6:0] hex_num);

case (bin_num)

0 : hex_num <= 7'b1000000;

1 : hex_num <= 7'b1111001;

2 : hex_num <= 7'b0100100;

3 : hex_num <= 7'b0110000;

4 : hex_num <= 7'b0011001;

5 : hex_num <= 7'b0010010;

6 : hex_num <= 7'b0000010;

7 : hex_num <= 7'b1111000;

8 : hex_num <= 7'b0000000;

9 : hex_num <= 7'b0011000;

10 : hex_num <= 7'b0001000;

11 : hex_num <= 7'b0000011;

12 : hex_num <= 7'b1000110;

13 : hex_num <= 7'b0100001;

14 : hex_num <= 7'b0000110;

15 : hex_num <= 7'b0001110;

default : hex_num <= 7'bx;

endcase

endtask

endmodule

// positive pulse active high one-shot element

// when the tr input is high this module will produce a single

// positive pulse and will not produce another pulse until

// the tr input is low for at least one cycle

// Inputs:

// tr -- active high trigger input

// clk -- global clock input

// Output:

// o -- pulse output

module one_shot (input tr,clk,output o);

reg state;

assign o = ~state & tr;

always @(posedge clk)

begin

state = tr;

end

endmodule

// counter enabling module

// produces a one cycle enabling pulse 1/2 master clock

// cycle initially and 1 master clock cycle thereafter

// when reset is low

// need to set the two parameters when this module is instantiated

// in order for it to generate the correct pulse rate.

module count_enabler(input reset,clk,output reg en_out);

parameter buswidth=10,full_count=957; // default values (not correct)

reg [buswidth-1:0] count;

always @ (posedge clk, posedge reset)

if (reset)

begin

count = full_count/2; // half count value

en_out = 1;

end

else

if (count)

begin

count = count - 1;

en_out = 0;

end

else

begin

count = full_count; // full count value

en_out = 1;

end

endmodule

// Advances the 4 "digit" (16 bit) BCD Counter

// to the next value for each rising edge clock

// cycle when the en input is '1'

module bcd_counter(input clear,en,clk, output reg [15:0] o);

/*

reg [15:0] counter = 0;

reg dig1[3:0];

reg dig2[3:0];

reg dig3[3:0];

reg dig4[3:0];

*/

reg doClear = 0;

reg doCount = 0;

always @(posedge clk)

begin

o = o + en;

if (o[3:0] > 9)

begin

o[3:0] = 0;

o[7:4] = o[7:4] + 1;

end

if (o[7:4] > 9)

begin

o[7:4] = 0;

o[11:8] = o[11:8] + 1;

end

if (o[11:8] > 9)

begin

o[11:8] = 0;

o[15:12] = o[15:12] + 1;

end

if (o[15:12] > 9)

begin

o[15:12] = 0;

//o[7:4] = o[7:4] + 1;

end

if (clear)

begin

o = 0;

end

end

endmodule

// A D Flip-flop

module d_ff(input d,clk, output reg o);

always @ (posedge clk)

o = d;

endmodule

// simple 16 bit wide D-FF with enable

module d_ff_16_en(input [15:0] d, input en,clk, output reg [15:0] o);

always @ (posedge clk)

if (en)

o=d;

else

o=o;

endmodule

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