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Part 3: Thought Questions (30pts) Q1: Explain the main differences between the top-down and bottom-up design methodologies. Q2: the following is a structured code of MUX 4 to 1 build by 3 MUX 2 to 1, find the errors in the codes and fix them: module MUX_2_1(10, 11, S, Y); Input 10, 11, S; output Y; assign Y = S? I1: 10; endmodule module MUX_4_1(10, 11, 12, 13, S0, S1, Y); input 10, 11, 12, 13, S0, S1; output Y; Wire w0, w1; MUX_2_1 U0 (10, 11, SO, w0); MUX_2_1 U1 (I2, I3, SO, w1); MUX_2_1 U3 (Y, S1, w0, wl); endmodule Q3: write Verilog codes of encoder 3 to 8 base on encoder 2 to 4, use structured and dataflow modeling.

          Part 3: Thought Questions (30pts)
Q1: Explain the main differences between the top-down and bottom-up design
methodologies.
Q2: the following is a structured code of MUX 4 to 1 build by 3 MUX 2 to 1, find the errors
in the codes and fix them:
module MUX_2_1(10, 11, S, Y);
Input 10, 11, S;
output Y;
assign Y = S? I1: 10;
endmodule
module MUX_4_1(10, 11, 12, 13, S0, S1, Y);
input 10, 11, 12, 13, S0, S1;
output Y;
Wire w0, w1;
MUX_2_1 U0 (10, 11, SO, w0);
MUX_2_1 U1 (I2, I3, SO, w1);
MUX_2_1 U3 (Y, S1, w0, wl);
endmodule
Q3: write Verilog codes of encoder 3 to 8 base on encoder 2 to 4, use structured and
dataflow modeling.

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Part 3: Thought Questions (30pts)
Q1: Explain the main differences between the top-down and bottom-up design
methodologies.
Q2: the following is a structured code of MUX 4 to 1 build by 3 MUX 2 to 1, find the errors
in the codes and fix them:
module MUX21(10, 11, S, Y);
Input 10, 11, S;
output Y;
assign Y = S? I1: 10;
endmodule
module MUX41(10, 11, 12, 13, S0, S1, Y);
input 10, 11, 12, 13, S0, S1;
output Y;
Wire w0, w1;
MUX21 U0 (10, 11, SO, w0);
MUX21 U1 (I2, I3, SO, w1);
MUX21 U3 (Y, S1, w0, wl);
endmodule
Q3: write Verilog codes of encoder 3 to 8 base on encoder 2 to 4, use structured and
dataflow modeling.

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Part 3: Thought Questions (Opts) Q1: Explain the main differences between the top-down and bottom-up design methodologies. Q2: The following is structured code of MUX 4 to be built by MUX 2 to find the errors in the codes and fix them: module MUX_2_1 (input I0, I1, S, output Y); assign Y = S ? I1 : I0; endmodule module MUX_4_1 (input IO, I1, I2, I3, S0, S1, output Y); wire w0, w1; MUX_2_1 U0 (.I0(I0), .I1(I1), .S(S0), .Y(w0)); MUX_2_1 U1 (.I0(I2), .I1(I3), .S(S0), .Y(w1)); MUX_2_1 U2 (.I0(w0), .I1(w1), .S(S1), .Y(Y)); endmodule Q3: Write Verilog code for a 3-to-8 encoder using dataflow modeling based on the encoder to 4 using structured and modular design.

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