Lab 1: Say my Student Number

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Instructions

In this lab exercise, you will create a logic circuit that detects the last 5 digits of your student number, as follows:

Example circuit for a student number of 202413859
  1. Create a 4-bit input pin with a radix of unsigned decimal.
  2. Create a 1-bit output pin.
  3. Save your work as LASTNAME_STUDENTNUMBER.circ
  4. Submit in the UVLe submission bin.

Notes

  • You must use input and output pins for checking purposes.
  • As in the example, you can use a splitter to split the 4-bit input into individual bits labelled 3,2,1, and 0. This is in the order from the most significant bit (MSB) to the least significant bit (LSB).
  • To change the input in the input pin (for testing), you can use the hand tool. Click the hand tool and then click the input pin to have an input dialog box pop up.