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Verilog: SR Flip Flop Behavioral Modelling using If Else Statement with Testbench Code
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Verilog Code for SR Flip Flop Behavioral Modelling using If Else with Testbench Code
module SR_FF(
input s,r,clock,reset,
output q, qb
);reg q, qb;
always @ (posedge (clock))beginif (reset)beginq <= 0;qb <=1;endelsebeginif (s != R)beginq <= s;qb <= R;endelse if (s == 1 && r == 1)beginq <= 1'bZ;qb <= 1'bZ;endendend
endmodule//Testbench code for SR Flip Flop Behavioral Modelling using If Else Statement
initial begin// Initialize Inputss = 0;r = 0; clock = 0; reset = 0;
// Wait 100 ns for global reset to finish#100;#100; s=0; r=1; clock=1; reset=0;
// Add stimulus here#100; s=1; r=0; clock=0; reset=1;#100; s=1; r=1; clock=1; reset=0;endinitial begin#100$monitor(“clock=%b, reset=%b, S=%b, R=%b, q=%b, qb=%b”, clock, reset, s, r, q, qb);endendmodule
Xillinx Output:
| SR Flip Flop Behavioral Modelling Response |
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