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Part 2. ASM CHART For Displaying The Number of People in A Room

This document contains two ASM charts. The first chart displays the number of people in a room by incrementing or decrementing a counter P when buttons X or Y are pressed. The second chart is for a 2-bit binary multiplier that initializes registers for multiplicand B and multiplier Q, a sequence counter P, and a carry flip-flop C. It then shifts the registers and carry flip-flop right by one bit and adds the multiplicand B to the registers if the least significant bit of the multiplier is 1.

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Part 2. ASM CHART For Displaying The Number of People in A Room

This document contains two ASM charts. The first chart displays the number of people in a room by incrementing or decrementing a counter P when buttons X or Y are pressed. The second chart is for a 2-bit binary multiplier that initializes registers for multiplicand B and multiplier Q, a sequence counter P, and a carry flip-flop C. It then shifts the registers and carry flip-flop right by one bit and adds the multiplicand B to the registers if the least significant bit of the multiplier is 1.

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Part 2.

ASM
CHART for
displaying the
number of
people in a
room

reset

S_idle:
Ready

S_inc:
P<-P+1

S_dec:
P<-P-1

Part I. ASM
CHART of 2-bit
Binary
Multiplier

reset

S_idle:
Ready

Start
1
Register A
Carry flip-flop C
Multiplicand B
Multiplier Q
Sequence Counter P

A <- A+1
C <- 0
B <- multiplicand
Q <- multiplier
P <- n

S_add:
P<-P+1

Q[0]

S_shift:
[C,A,Q] <- [C,A,Q]
>>1
*17 bit register shifts
to the right by one bit

Zero

[C,A] <- A+B

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