What is the minimum size of a register named 'counter' if you need to set it to 50,000,000 count? Number declaration in Verilog can be in any of the four number systems, namely, decimal, octal, binary, and hexadecimal. True False Assuming that your FPGA is connected to a 10MHz clock, what should be the maximum counter to set if you need a blinking interval of half second?

What is the minimum size of a register named 'counter' if you need to set it to 50,000,000 count? Number declaration in Verilog can be in any of the four number systems, namely, decimal, octal, binary, and hexadecimal. True False Assuming that your FPGA is connected to a 10MHz clock, what should be the maximum counter to set if you need a blinking interval of half second?

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