module sync4coun(output [3:0]qx,input clrx,input clkx, input enx);
wire p,t,n;
wire [3:0]qbar;
assign p=enx&qx[1],
t=p&qx[2],
n=t&qx[3];
jk j1(qx[0],qbar[0],en,en,clrx,clkx);
jk j2(qx[1],qbar[1],p,p,clrx,clkx);
jk j3(qx[2],qbar[2],t,t,clrx,clkx);
jk j4(qx[3],qbar[3],n,n,clrx,clkx);
endmodule
module jk(output q,output qbar,input j,input k, input clr,input clk);
wire a,b,y,ybar,c,d,cbar;
assign c=!c,
a=!(j&qbar&clk&clr),
b=!(k&q&clk),
y=!(a&ybar),
ybar=!(clr&b&y),
c=!(y&cbar),
d=!(ybar&cbar),
q=!(c&qbar),
qbar=!(d&clr&q);
endmodule
module s5;
reg CLR,CLK,EN;
wire [3:0]Q;
assign Q=4'b0000;
initial
begin
$monitor($time,"count q = %b clr = %b",Q[3:0],CLR);
end
sync4coun s1(Q,CLK,CLR,EN);
initial
begin
CLR=1'b1;
EN=1'b1;
#10 CLR=1'b0;
#50 CLR=1'b1;
EN=1'b1;
#30 CLR=1'b0;
end
initial
begin
CLK=1'b0;
forever #5 CLK=~CLK;
end
initial
begin
#200 $finish;
end
endmodule
/////
/////q in simulator shows only value x.
///i am a beginner in verilog. please help me out.
////thanks in advance
> q in simulator shows only value x. How does the testbench look like? > i am a beginner in verilog. Me too. But I'm well known to VHDL. And I'm missing a test bench. > please help me out. http://www.asic-world.com/verilog/art_testbench_writing.html
I think module s5 is the test bench. But the whole code is very hard to read. I'm not shure if it is possible to describe a JK-FF in a way like module jk does. Maybe, you should look after the state of the internal variables of module jk in simulation. If their state is right or false.
s4 is the test bench. instead of c=!c, cbar=!clk will used. the code for jk module is for a master slave jk flipflop. with the above change now the value for q stays 4'b0000 and if i remove the statement of initializing assign q=4'b0000, i again get 4'bxxxx for q. please help.
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I done want to debug a gatelevel JK-flilflop so I give just some recommendations to yout code: If you have an verilog-2001 simulator then the first thing you should add on the top of your verilog code is this: `default_nettype none It errors implcite connections, which are are a major source of trouble in verilog, see discussed here: http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.verilog/browse_thread/thread/47017a6917653f62 A verilog-2001 capable simulator for free would be icarus: http://iverilog.icarus.com/ If possible you should avoid connection by position as you do here: sync4coun s1(Q,CLK,CLR,EN); Connection by Name avoids trouble e.g: sync4coun s1(.qx(Q), .clkx(CLK), .clrx(CLR), .enx(EN)); see: http://www.asic-world.com/verilog/syntax2.html In verilog cou can create a waveform with that command in your code: begin $dumpfile("show_vcd.vcd"); // waveform filename $dumpvars(4); // how deep to dump $monitor($time,"count q = %b clr = %b",Q[3:0],CLR); end Then you should debug your verilog code with and waveform viewer (e.g. gtkwave its for free) http://gtkwave.sourceforge.net/
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a typo: done -> dont