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Material Type: Lab; Professor: Donohoe; Class: Logic Circuit Lab; Subject: Electrical & Computer Engr; University: University of Idaho; Term: Unknown 1989;
Typology: Lab Reports
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Design, verify, and implement a 2-bit binary comparator. Your design will accept two, 2- bit unsigned numbers and activate one of three outputs: G (greater than), L (less than), or E (equal). Name one of the inputs A, with literals A1 and A0, and the other B, with literals B1 and B0. A will be on the left hand side of the comparison, and B on the right. Thus, G=1 if A>B, otherwise, G=0, etc.
Bring to lab a preliminary design of your comparator. It must include a truth table for the output and a gate-level schematic.
Turn in a brief, professional report that describes your design process and results. Elaborate on any problems you encountered. Finally, attach to your report hardcopies of your schematic, behavioral and post-route simulations, and the signed design summary.
Connect SW1-SW4 on the DIO1 board as inputs and LD1 as outputs. See the Pin Table linked on the lab web page for the proper FPGA pins.
Do not use IBUFG symbols on the switch inputs.