What does the following snippet of Verilog code do? Can you name the functionality that’s being represented by this? Rewrite the same functionality using case statements.
always @(A)
begin
Test=8’b00000001;
Y=3’bx;
for (N=0; N< 8; N=N+1)
begin
if(A==Test)
Y=N;
Test=Test<<1;
end
end
The following snippet is use to detect one hot encoded bits and decode to binary bits. One-Hot code consists of only single one at the position equivalent to its decimal number and remaining bits will equal to 0's. Hence it can be named as One-Hot code decoder.
snippet using case statement:
always@(A)
begin
case(A)
begin
8'b00000001 : begin Y=3'd0; end
8'b00000010 : begin Y=3'd1; end
8'b00000100 : begin Y=3'd2; end
8'b00001000 : begin Y=3'd3; end
8'b00010000 : begin Y=3'd4; end
8'b00100000 : begin Y=3'd5; end
8'b01000000 : begin Y=3'd6; end
8'b10000000 : begin Y=3'd7; end
default : begin Y=3'bx; end
end
end
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