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12/13- bit instruction set with MOVI, ADD, NEG, and JZR operations
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4- bit ALU supporting addition, subtraction, and negation
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Register bank with 8 registers
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2- bit multiplier and 4-bit comparator (extra)
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Real-time output display on Basys3 board LEDs and 7-segment displays
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Allocated reset button
- The nano processor can be reset by pressing the btnC.
- The clock speed of the internal clock of the machine was reduced from 100MHz to 0.5MHz using a slow clock to make the calculation process visible to the naked eye.
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LED signal
- LED0 - LED3 → Output of R7 register in Register Bank
- LED0 - LED3 → Outputs a 4-bit number as a signed number in two's complement method
- LED13 → Overflow Flag
- LED14 → Zero Flag
- LED15 → Carry Flag
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7-Segment Display
- The rightmost segment of the 7-Segment display is used to display the magnitude of the output from the R7 register in the Register Bank.
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Expected behavior of the program
- After the calculation is performed the process will be held because of the jump instruction implemented.
- Therefore, it is necessary to manually reset the nanoprocessor to perform the instructions hardcoded in the ROM.
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Allocated reset button
- The nano processor can be reset by pressing the btnC.
- The clock speed of the internal clock of the machine was reduced from 100MHz to 0.5MHz using a slow clock to make the calculation process visible to the naked eye.
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LED signal
- LED0 - LED3 → Output of R3 register in Register Bank
- LED0 - LED3 → Outputs a 4-bit number as a signed number in two's complement method
- LED8 - LED5 → RegB
- LED12 - LED9 → RegA
- LED13 → Overflow Flag
- LED14 → Zero Flag
- LED15 → Carry Flag
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7 Segment Display
- Seg0 → display the magnitude of the output from the R3 register in the Register Bank.
- Seg1 → Output ‘1’ when comparators’ result is less
- Seg2 → Output ‘1’ when comparators’ result is Equal
- Seg3 → Output ‘1’ when comparators’ result is Greater
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Expected behavior of the program
- It is necessary to manually reset the nanoprocessor to perform the instructions hardcoded in the ROM.