Computers and Technology, 06.11.2019 01:31 jenny3661
Use the rtl design process to create an alarm system that sets a single-bit output "alarm" to ‘1’ when the average temperature of four consecutive samples meets or exceeds a user-defined threshold value. a 32-bit unsigned input "ct" indicates the current temperature, and a 32-bit unsigned input "wt" indicates the warning threshold. samples should be taken once every two clock cycles. a single-bit input "clr" when set to 1 disables the alarm and the sampling process. when "clr" is released, the previous saved temperature samples are cleared to zero. a
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