Fig: Multiplexer |
- Multiplexer in digital circuit design is a circuit which selects one of its input by using the SELECT line.
FIG: 4 X 1 MUX. (Not Completely labeled); q1, q2, q3, q4 are the 4 outputs; a stands for and gate; o stands for or gate; n stands for not gate. |
- SV Code (Gate-level model):
module mux_gate_level( select, d, q );
input logic [1:0] select;
input logic [3:0] d;
output logic q;
wire q1, q2, q3, q4;
wire [1:0] SelectBar;
not n1( SelectBar[0], select[0] );
not n2( SelectBar[1], select[1] );
and a1( q1, SelectBar[0], SelectBar[1], d[0] );
and a2( q2, select[0] , SelectBar[1], d[1] );
and a3( q3, SelectBar[0], select[1] , d[2] );
and a4( q4, select[0] , select[1] , d[3] );
or o1( q, q1, q2, q3, q4 );
endmodule
- SV Code (using assign statement):
//mux using assign statement
module mux1( select, d, q );
input logic [1:0] select;
input logic [3:0] d;
output logic q;
assign q = d[select];
endmodule
- SV Code (using always statement):
//mux using always statement
module mux2( select, d, q );
input logic [1:0] select;
input logic [3:0] d;
output logic q;
always @(d or select) begin
q = d[select];
end
endmodule
- SV Code (using if statement):
//mux using if statement
module mux3( select, d, q );
input logic [1:0] select;
input logic [3:0] d;
output logic q;
always_comb begin
if( select == 0 ) begin
q = d[0];
end
if( select == 1 ) begin
q = d[1];
end
if( select == 2 ) begin
q = d[2];
end
if( select == 3 ) begin
q = d[3];
end
end
endmodule
- SV Code (using if-else statement):
//mux using if else statement
module mux4( select, d, q );
input logic [1:0] select;
input logic [3:0] d;
output logic q;
always_comb begin
if( select == 0 ) begin
q = d[0];
end
else if( select == 1 ) begin
q = d[1];
end
else if( select == 2 ) begin
q = d[2];
end
else if( select == 3 ) begin
q = d[3];
end
end
endmodule
- SV Code (using case statement):
//mux using "case"
module mux5( select, d, q );
input logic [1:0] select;
input logic [3:0] d;
output logic q;
always_comb begin
case( select )
0 : q = d[0];
1 : q = d[1];
2 : q = d[2];
3 : q = d[3];
endcase
end
endmodule
- SV Code (using conditional operator):
//mux using conditional operator "?"
module mux6( select, d, q );
input logic [1:0] select;
input logic [3:0] d;
output logic q;
assign q = ( select == 0 )? d[0] : ( select == 1 )? d[1] : ( select == 2 )? d[2] : d[3];
//assign y = ( condition1===true ) ? exp1 : exp2 ;
//assign y = ( condition1===true ) ? exp1 : ( condition2===true ) ? exp2 : ( condition3===true ) ? exp3 ;
endmodule
to authtor can write testbench of it. I am facing problem
ReplyDeletemodule tb_mux_gate_level;
ReplyDelete// Testbench signals
logic [1:0] select; // Select lines for MUX
logic [3:0] d; // Input data lines for MUX
logic q; // Output from MUX
// Instantiate the mux_gate_level module
mux_gate_level uut (
.select(select),
.d(d),
.q(q)
);
// Task to display the inputs and output
task display_signals();
$display("Time=%0t | Select=%b | d=%b | q=%b", $time, select, d, q);
endtask
// Stimulus
initial begin
$display("Starting Testbench for MUX...");
// Case 1: Select 00, d[0] should be passed to q
select = 2'b00; d = 4'b1000;
#10 display_signals();
// Case 2: Select 01, d[1] should be passed to q
select = 2'b01; d = 4'b0100;
#10 display_signals();
// Case 3: Select 10, d[2] should be passed to q
select = 2'b10; d = 4'b0010;
#10 display_signals();
// Case 4: Select 11, d[3] should be passed to q
select = 2'b11; d = 4'b0001;
#10 display_signals();
// Case 5: Random inputs
select = 2'b00; d = 4'b1111;
#10 display_signals();
select = 2'b01; d = 4'b0110;
#10 display_signals();
select = 2'b10; d = 4'b1001;
#10 display_signals();
select = 2'b11; d = 4'b1100;
#10 display_signals();
$display("Testbench completed.");
$finish;
end
// Monitoring changes on select and d
initial begin
$monitor("At time %0t: select = %b, d = %b -> q = %b", $time, select, d, q);
end
endmodule
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