Exercise 2 Rom Ador Figure 1 Shows Symbol Rom Used Multiply 3 Bit Variable 3 Bit Constant Q43869889
Exercise 2: ROM ADOR Figure 1 shows the symbol of a ROM that can be used to multiply a 3-bit variable by a 3-bit constant K. The ROM contains pre-computed products. The ROM’s input and output ports are described in the Table 1. Figure 1 VO ADDR RE 1. What are the sizes of the data and address buses? Explain your answer. 2. Complete Table 2 and provide the binary content of each memory location for the case of K=2. 3. Write the entity declaration of the inputs and outputs of the ROM shown in Fig. description Address bus Read Enable (DATA=Z when RE=’0′) Clock Data bus CLK DATA Table 1 Address Content 4. Write the architecture body to describe the ROM shown in Fig. 1. Table 2 Show transcribed image text Exercise 2: ROM ADOR Figure 1 shows the symbol of a ROM that can be used to multiply a 3-bit variable by a 3-bit constant K. The ROM contains pre-computed products. The ROM’s input and output ports are described in the Table 1. Figure 1 VO ADDR RE 1. What are the sizes of the data and address buses? Explain your answer. 2. Complete Table 2 and provide the binary content of each memory location for the case of K=2. 3. Write the entity declaration of the inputs and outputs of the ROM shown in Fig. description Address bus Read Enable (DATA=Z when RE=’0′) Clock Data bus CLK DATA Table 1 Address Content 4. Write the architecture body to describe the ROM shown in Fig. 1. Table 2
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