This is a Verilog code that implements a 2-input AND Gate module and a testbench to verify its functionality
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Let's explain the code in detail:
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The and_gate module:
******************************************************************************** * * * ---> It takes two input signals, `a` and `b`. * * ---> It has one output signal, `y`. * * ---> The output signal `y` is assigned the result of the logical AND * * operation between `a` and `b` using the `&` operator. * * * ********************************************************************************
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The and_gate_tb module (testbench):
******************************************************************************************** * * * ---> It declares two registers, `a` and `b`, as inputs to the testbench. * * ---> It declares a wire, `y`, as the output of the testbench. * * ---> It instantiates an `and_gate` module instance called `and1` and connects its * * input and output ports to the signals in the testbench. * * ---> It includes an `initial` block to simulate the behavior and display the results. * * - The `$display` function is used to print a header for the output table. * * - The `$monitor` function is used to continuously monitor and display the * * values of `a`, `b`, and `y` in a formatted table. * * - The values of `a` and `b` are changed at different time intervals (`#1`) * * to simulate different input combinations. * * - The updated values of `a`, `b`, and `y` are automatically displayed * * by the `$monitor` function. * * * ********************************************************************************************
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The testbench demonstrates the behavior of the 2-input AND gate for all possible input combinations:
_____________________________________________________ | | | 1. `a = 0`, `b = 0` (outputs `y = 0`) | | 2. `a = 0`, `b = 1` (outputs `y = 0`) | | 3. `a = 1`, `b = 0` (outputs `y = 0`) | | 4. `a = 1`, `b = 1` (outputs `y = 1`) | |___________________________________________________|
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The output table displays the input values a and b, as well as the output value y, for each input combination.