Build a 4-bit adder with inputs a (input [3:0] a;) and inputs b (input [3:0]b;) with outputs c (output reg[3:0] c;). This circuit should be mapped to switches and LEDs so that you can see the answer. This circuit should not use the "+" operator and should be implemented with full-adders. Top module = module add_4bits(input [3:0]a, input[3:0]b, output reg[3:0]c);

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How many levels of logic are there between Datain and DataOut? module BitReverser ( input logic clk, input logic Rst, input logic [7:0] DataIn, output logic [7:0] Dataout ); assign Dataout [7] = DataIn[0]; assign Dataout [6] = DataIn[1]; assign Dataout [5] = DataIn[2]; assign DataOut [4] = DataIn[3]; assign Dataout [3] = DataIn[4]; assign Dataout [2] = DataIn[5]; assign DataOut[1] = DataIn[6]; assign Dataout [0] = DataIn[7]; endmodule Pick one of the choices 00 01 04 8

Task 5: Use NAND gates and inverters only to rebuild the circuit. a. Draw the circuit diagram below. b. Build a circuit using Multisim that is based on the above diagram and record the outputs in the columns of "Sim. O". A 0 0 1 1 B 0 1 0 1 Calculated Sim. 0₁ 0₁ Calculated 0₂ Sim. 0₂ Calculated 03 Sim. 03

This is a review question for Verilog HDL Programming and I need you to answer quick! Please explain the function of the circuit in a simple manner so that I could understand. Thank you so much

6. In a(n) circuit, the input values explicitly determine the output. 7. In a(n) existing state of the circuit. circuit, the output is determined by the input as well as the 8. A circuit that computes the sum of two binary digits, taking the input carry bit into account, is called a(n) 9. A(n) based on select signals is a circuit that selects a single output value from a set of inputs 10. A S-R latch is a circuit that can be used as

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How many clocks does it take for a change in Datain to be reflected on DataOut? module BitReverser ( (); input logic clk, input logic Rst, input logic [7:0] DataIn, output logic [7:0] Dataout assign Dataout [7] = DataIn[0]; assign DataOut [6] = DataIn[1]; assign Dataout [5] = DataIn[2]; assign Dataout [4] = DataIn[3]; assign DataOut [3] = DataIn[4]; assign Dataout [2] = DataIn[5]; assign DataOut [1] = Dat n[6]; assign DataOut[e] = DataIn[7]; endmodule Pick one of the choices 00 01 04 08

Based on the Tinkercad circuit accessible from the link below, complete the following activities:https://www.tinkercad.com/things/c1qtxCkOuBW   Code is, // C++ code// const byte LED_PIN = 13;const byte METER_PIN = A4; void setup(){  pinMode(LED_PIN, OUTPUT);  pinMode(METER_PIN, INPUT);        Serial.begin(9600);    startTimer();} void loop(){ }   void startTimer(){  noInterrupts();        interrupts();} ISR(TIMER1_COMPA_vect){   digitalWrite(LED_PIN, digitalRead(LED_PIN) ^ 1);}   1. Complete the code in a way that LED blinks every 2 seconds.2. Change the startTimer method to accept a double value called timerFrequency, which representsthe frequency of the timer. Change the startTimer function so that it uses the value of this parameterto calculate and set the correct values for the OCRx and TCCRx registers.3. Use the potentiometer sensor connect to pin A4 to enable users to configure the timer frequency. Plsease share the final code only.