For the given values of D, shr, shr_in, Id, and clk, indicate the register's Q value.Dis 111, shr_in is 0, shr is 1, Id is 0, and Q is 101.clk rises. What does Q become?Function tableshr ld Register function0 Maintain1 Lood0 Shift-right1Maintaindldoshr in-13 12 1 10st13 12 i 0s113 12 it 0shrld4x14x14x1P.Block symbolD FFDFFD FFtoshr inshe3-bit shift-right/bod3-bitahift-right/bedregisterldregisterof010O 110O 101O 1118-

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For the given values of D, shr, shr in, Id, and clk, indicate the register's Q value. Dis 111, shr_in is 0, shr is 1, Id is 0, and Q is 101. clk rises. What does Q become? Function table shr ld Register function 0 Maintain 1 Lood O Shift-right dl shr 13 12 it 10 st 13 12 i1 0 s1 13 12 i 0 she 4x1 4x1 4x1 $0 Maintain P. Block symbol DFF DFF D FF to 3-bit ahift right/ed register shr in shr ld 3-bit shift-right/bod register O 010 O 110 O 101 111

For the given values of D, shr, shr in, Id, and clk, indicate the register's Q value. Dis 111, shr_in is 0, shr is 1, Id is 0, and Q is 101. clk rises. What does Q become? Function table shr ld Register function 0 Maintain 1 Lood O Shift-right dl shr 13 12 it 10 st 13 12 i1 0 s1 13 12 i 0 she 4x1 4x1 4x1 $0 Maintain P. Block symbol DFF DFF D FF to 3-bit ahift right/ed register shr in shr ld 3-bit shift-right/bod register O 010 O 110 O 101 111

Systems Architecture

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter6: System Integration And Performance

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 19VE

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