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This repository contains solutions to the practice problems available on the HDLBits platform, which cover a wide range of topics in Digital Logic Design using Verilog HDL. Each solution file is named after the corresponding problem number and contains comments explaining the design approach and any assumptions made.
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HDL-Bits-Solutions This is a repository containing solutions to the problem statements given in HDL Bits website. It has 180 problems covering various aspects of Digital designing such as Flipflops, Latches, Combinational circuits, FSMs etc.
Simple FSM 1 (synchronous reset) (Solution: fsm1s.v) Simple FSM 2 (asynchronous reset) Simple FSM 2 (synchronous reset) Simple state transitions 3. Simple one-hot state transitions 3. Simple FSM 3 (asynchronous reset) Simple FSM 3 (synchronous reset) Design a Moore FSM. Lemmings 1.
4. Verification Reading Simulations. 5. Verification Writing Testbenches. 6. CS450. This repository contains my personal solutions for the Verilog problems available on the HDLBits website, serves as a collection of my solutions and insights gained while working through the problem sets. If you're a beginner looking to enhance your Verilog ...
HDLBits Verilog Solutions. This repository contains my solutions to all the problems of the HDL-Bits Verilog problem set. At the time of making this, the problem set had a total of 178 questions.
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HDL Bits is a website containing a collection of small circuit design exercises for practicing digital hardware design using Verilog Hardware Description Language (HDL). The exercises range from tutorial-style problems for beginners to increasingly challenging tasks that test and improve your circuit design skills.
