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Programmable Electronics lab
Identify, design, simulate, and test a circuit. In this weeks lab you will identify, design, simulate and test a given circuit.
The gate-level diagram of a given circuit is shown in Figure . Here the interface of a circuit is described where the input ports are S0 and S1 and the output ports are Q0, Q1, Q2 and Q3. You need to complete this lab work in four steps:
Step 1: Represent this circuit using a Boolean expressions and a truth table.
Step 2: Implement this circuit in VHDL using data ow modelling, and using behavioural modelling.
Step 3: Create a test bench and compare the simulation with your truth table.
Step 4: Implement your design on the FPGA board.
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