Task In your group, design and simulate a combinational logic circuit that consists of three or four inputs and at most three outputs. You are required to come up with your own problem and solution, which can by anything related to the environment, relationships, people, vehicles, machines, etc. You need to perform the following: > In your group, brainstorm a suitable problem to be solved > Devise a concise description of the problem > Draw a block diagram of the problem > Develop the truth table for the problem > Solve the minimum expression for the problem using K-Map > Implement the logic circuit using basic gates Realize your design using the Intel Quartus Prime software by schematic entry • Create a new project in Quartus II • Create a new Block Diagram/Schematic File and draw your circuit • Compile your design Perform a timing simulation of your design > Verify that your system functions correctly Submission Each group will need to submit a report (at E-learning website) which consists of: > Title page with suitable heading, group number, members, section, etc. > Problem Description > Block Diagram > Truth Table, K-Map, and minimum expression > Logic circuit in Quartus Prime > Waveform result in Quartus Prime

I wrote three different types of code (gate level modeling, dataflow level modeling and behavioral modeling).  below I have attached the three codes hoping you could write a comment on each line of code describing what each line does and then explain how each code is different.  (Gate level modeling) module project_gate1 (q, qbar, s, r, clk ); //(EXAMPLE COMMENTS WOULD GO HERE FOR EACH LINE) /this is to model a SR Flip-flop in gate level modeling input s, r, clk; output q, qbar; wire nand1_out; wire nand2_out; nand(nand1_out, s, clk); nand(nand2_out, r, clk); nand(q, nand1_out, qbar); nand(qbar, nand2_out, q); endmodule (Data flow modeling) module srff_dataflow(q, qbar, s, r, clk); output q, qbar; input s, r, clk; wire s_bar, r_bar; assign s_bar = ~(s & clk & qbar); assign r_bar = ~(r & clk & q); assign q = s_bar; assign qbar = r_bar; endmodule (Behavioral level modeling) module srff_07 (s, r, clk, q, qbar); input s, r, clk; output q, qbar; reg q, qbar; always@(posedge…

PLEASE USE C PROGRAMMING TO CODE THIS PROBLEM. EXPLAIN the logic with us of a diagram if possible, or clear enough that i can write this code if I was to ever come across a problem like it again Description Given a board with N rows and M columns, the rows are numbered from 1 to N from top to bottom, and the columns are numbered from 1 to M from left to right. Each element has one diagonal wall which either runs from top-left corner to bottom-right corner, or runs from top-right corner to bottom-left corner. Now given Q queries, you have to output which column the ball will fall out at the bottom row if you put it on top of the board at specific column. (The ball will naturally fall down due to gravity.)   The following figure is a sample. If you drop the ball at column 2, the ball will fall out at the left side. If you drop the ball at column 5, the ball will be stuck in the board. If you drop the ball at column 3, the ball will eventually fall out at column 2.   Input First line…

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