Describe in behavioral VHDL a modulo-m up/down counter with the following interface: – Generics • Modulo...

Describe in behavioral VHDL a modulo-m up/down counter with the following interface:

– Generics
• Modulo base (m with default value of 16)

– Inputs

Clock (clk  1 bit)
Asynchronous reset (rst  1 bit)
Counting direction (up_down1 bit)
- – 1Counting up
- – 0Counting down – Outputs

2 – Run behavioral simulation

• Count value (count

• In Vivado
– Create a project

  bits)

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venereology answered 1 year ago

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