Write the RTL statement(s) for the following control words, based on the LC3 architecture and the control word format presented in lecture notes. Do not use terms like 'SR' or 'DR': use the specific IR bits by name (e.g. IR[11:9] instead of DR). Note that the control word may define multiple RTL statements. a) 082220016 b) 048404216 c) 0CA220016 Note that some control word(s) define(s) multiple RTL statements. Hint: check LD.xx values.

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Show your work, such as binary representation of hex value, corresponding values of all control signals, according to the control signals defined in this hex number, what are the RTLs, etc. If you show us an answer without derivation, you will receive no credit for it in the final exam!

Also, a reminder: When you are referring to a register, IR[x:x] is only a three-digit binary number, say e.g, IR[11:9]=111. If you want to refer to a register, it should be R(IR[11:9]), not directly IR[11:9]

6. LC-3 control word Write the RTL statement(s) for the following control words, based on the LC3 architecture and the control word format presented in lecture notes. Do not use terms like 'SR' or 'DR': use the specific IR bits by name (e.g. IR[11:9] instead of DR). Note that the control word may define multiple RTL statements. a) 082220016 b) 04840426 c) OCA220016 Note that some control word(s) define(s) multiple RTL statements. Hint: check LD.xx values. Icon Show your work, such as binary representation of hex value, corresponding values of all control signals, according to the control signals defined in this hex number, what are the RTLs, etc. If you show us an answer without derivation, you will receive no credit for it in the final exam! Also, a reminder: When you are referring to a register, IR[x:x is only a three-digit binary number, say e.g, IR[11:9-111 If you want to refer to a register, it should be R(IR[11:9]), not directly IR[11:9] 6. LC-3 control word Write the RTL statement(s) for the following control words, based on the LC3 architecture and the control word format presented in lecture notes. Do not use terms like 'SR' or 'DR': use the specific IR bits by name (e.g. IR[11:9] instead of DR). Note that the control word may define multiple RTL statements. a) 082220016 b) 04840426 c) OCA220016 Note that some control word(s) define(s) multiple RTL statements. Hint: check LD.xx values. Icon Show your work, such as binary representation of hex value, corresponding values of all control signals, according to the control signals defined in this hex number, what are the RTLs, etc. If you show us an answer without derivation, you will receive no credit for it in the final exam! Also, a reminder: When you are referring to a register, IR[x:x is only a three-digit binary number, say e.g, IR[11:9-111 If you want to refer to a register, it should be R(IR[11:9]), not directly IR[11:9]