I have some problem with the implementation of unsigned decimal to binary conversion. I need this conversion for my 32-bits fast adder design. Could anybody tell me how to hold an unsigned decimal value in verilog? my algorithm for the code is as below: module converter(...
However, BCD requires more memory and processing power than other binary representations, so it is generally only used where decimal arithmetic is needed.Related Topics Digital Fundamentals Verilog Tutorial Verification SystemVerilog Tutorial UVM Tutorial...
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im trying to make a BCD converter with 5 input but there is something wrong with what I have here. --- Quote End --- Actually there is not 'something' wrong: that code is completely wrong. Google "binary bcd converter verilog" and you'll get tons of code samples. ...
This is only one of the possible outputs; for example, the same counter could generate 0246802468024 as the output, if we chose to add 2 during each step. You wrote down a printed sequence from one of such x-y-counters. But the sequence was corrupted and several elements from the sequenc...
I have some problem with the implementation of unsigned decimal to binary conversion. I need this conversion for my 32-bits fast adder design. Could anybody tell me how to hold an unsigned decimal value in verilog? my algorithm for the code is as below: module ...
I have some problem with the implementation of unsigned decimal to binary conversion. I need this conversion for my 32-bits fast adder design. Could anybody tell me how to hold an unsigned decimal value in verilog? my algorithm for the code is as below: module converter(A,...
im trying to make a BCD converter with 5 input but there is something wrong with what I have here. --- Quote End --- Actually there is not 'something' wrong: that code is completely wrong. Google "binary bcd converter verilog" and you'll get tons o...