One of the most common I/O subsystems is the parallel input or output which uses a simple
n-bit register for storing the output and another one for storing the input. This is very often
called latched I/O, and uses the following structure:
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from outside
↓
to registers
Digital System Design
Digital System Design
Implement the above shown structure in VHDL
Simulate your design and show correct behaviour
from registers
Your submission must include the following:
↓
Two 8bit registers are used in this case. The clock signal on the right structure is controlled
by the executioner, while the clock signal of the left structure is controlled by the outside
environment. Therefore, even short signal changes can be stored in the Input Structure
(left), since the values are stored in the register.
Your task is to:
to outside
All VHDL sources
• Screenshots of the simulation showing correct behaviour
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