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Provide the structural and behavioral Verilog design of the following circuit O

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Question

Provide the structural and behavioral Verilog design of the following circuit O = S

Provide the structural and behavioral Verilog design of the following circuit 0 = S'DO + SD1. Write testbenches and verify from the waveform that they have the same output. Write testbenches for the code modules provided in section C.4 of Appendix C (Figure C.4.1-C.4.3). For simplicity, you can use a 4-bit version of those hardware circuits. Also, feel free to modify the design if you think some component/signal is unnecessary.

Explanation / Answer

Structural Modeling:

module mux2( S, D0,D1 q );

input S;
input D1,D0;
output O;

wire q, q1, NOTS;
wire[1:0] S;
wire[3:0] d;

not n1( NOTS, S);


and a1(q, NOTS0, D0 );
and a2( q2, S, D1 );


or o1(O, q, q1, );

endmodule

behavioral model:

moDule mux2( S, D, O );

input S;
input D0,D1;
output O;

reg O;
wire S;
wire D0,D1;

always @( S or D0 or D1 )
begin
if( S== 0)
O = D0;

if( select == 1)
O = D1;


end


endmodule

TEST BENCH:

module mux2_tb;

   // Inputs
   reg s;
   reg D0;
   reg D1;

   // Outputs
   wire O;

   // Instantiate the Unit Under Test (UUT)
   mux uut (
       .s(s),
       .D0(D0),
       .D1(D1),
       .O(O)
   );

   initial begin
       // Initialize Inputs
      
   s = 0;
       D0 = 0;
       D1 = 0;

       // Wait 100 us for global reset to finish
       #10;
       s = 1;
       D0 = 0;
       D1 = 1;
#10;
      
       #10;
       s = 0;
       D0 = 1;
       D1 = 0;
#10;
       s = 1;
       D0 = 0;
       D1 = 0;
       // Add stimulus here

   end
  
endmodule

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