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Digital electronics treats discrete signals, unlike analog electronics which treats continuous signals. Digital logic is used to perform arithmetic operations with electric signals and constitutes the base for building CPUs.
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How to use a 32-bit adder to add two 16-bit numbers?
How can I add two 16-bit numbers using a 32-bit adder?
The 32-bit adder takes one cycle to add two numbers. How can I add "p+q" and "r+s" (16-bit numbers) in one cycle?
Note: The 32-bit adder is a bla …
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Truncate 16-bit number in Verilog
Given a [15:0] number (there is no fractional part, only integer). How do I truncate the lower two bits [1:0] and round it off to the closest possible value? Consider a case where no overflow happens. …
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