The project involves VHDL design and simulation of digital circuits used in VLSI systems, focusing on:
- Multiplexers, demultiplexers
- Full adders, full subtractors
- Flip-flops (SR, JK)
- Binary to Gray Code Converter
These components are crucial in digital electronics, particularly in event counting (e.g., the counter for VLSI systems).
Why did you decide to make it?- The purpose of this project is to explore digital logic design using VHDL, an essential tool in creating efficient and compact designs for VLSI systems.
- To understand the importance of modular design in digital systems and optimize for low power in VLSI.
- VHDL code was written for each component (multiplexer, adder, subtractor, flip-flop, etc.) and tested using testbenches.
- Simulation results (waveforms) validated the functionality of the components and ensured the designs matched the expected behavior as outlined by the truth tables.
- The VHDL-based digital counter was tested, and output values were displayed using a seven-segment display.
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Final-year Computer Engineering student at APU with a focus on software development and robotics.
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