We will build a BCD-to-decimal 7-segment circuit. The input will be the BCD code of a decimal digit, i.e. a 4-bit input. The output will be a decimal value displayed in a 7-segment display, with 7 outputs for the 7 segments a~g.
Step 0
You should have completed the Unit 2 Digital Logic Project.
Step 1
Start from the design step. a. Read ch8.2 Seven-Segment Displays of the Tarnoff textbook. b. Instead of a circuit to display hexadecimal digits (0~9 and A~F), we will build a circuit to display decimal digits 0~9 only. c. Truth table: we will only use the first 10 rows of Fig 8-14 from ch8.2. The last 6 rows (for hex A-F) become don\u2019t care conditions. Include a copy of the revised truth table in your project document. The truth table should still show 16 rows but with don\u2019t care conditions. d. Provide a simplified Boolean expression for each of the 7 outputs a ~ g. Use whatever simplification method you like, but you must use the don\u2019t care cells and show your work with steps (such as k-maps). Creating k-maps on the computer is a good idea. Make sure another person (not you, as you did the work) can read your groupings and follow how each group is simplified.
Step 2
Create a circuit in Logisim piece by piece based on your simplification result from Step 1. Only use AND, OR, and NOT gates. Your circuit should have four inputs and 7 outputs.
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Label every input\/output pin and every AND\/OR gate in your circuit. Labels are like comments in a program and can help us track our work, especially when we need to correct errors. Label an AND gate with the term generated, like A\u2019BD\u2019, and an OR gate with the function name, like W.
Add your name, Park ID, and date to your circuit using the text tool. Save your circuit as Unit3_YourLastName.circ. Test your circuit to make sure it works properly before proceeding to the next step. Document your testing in the project document.
Step 3
Now attach a 7-segment display to your a~g outputs. Figure 1 shows where a 7-segment display is listed in Logisim. Figure 2 shows the mappings between a~g segments (and the dot) and the 8 pins of the 7-segment display component. The rightmost pin in the bottom (the dot) is connected to a constant 0 as we don\u2019t need this dot. Use a Constant component (Figure 3) and change its value attribute to 0. If needed, see the Help menu > Library reference > Input\/Output Library > 7-segment Display.
Display
Figure 1
Figure 2 Top four pins from left to right: g f a b;
Bottom three pins from left to right: e d c Figure 3
Do not delete the a~g output pins when attaching the 7-segment display. Add additional wire before each output component as shown below. Save your circuit as Unit3_YourLastName_7seg.circ. Test your circuit and document your testing in the project document.
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Step 4
Project feedback:
a. What\u2019s the hardest part of this project for you? Please explain. b. How\u2019s your understanding of simplification and combinational circuits after this project? Please explain. Feel free to
comment on other aspects of this project.
Notes In Logisim, the wires of a properly connected circuit should only be light green (1) or dark green (0). See Help > User\u2019s Guide > Wire bundles > Wire colors. Use one AND gate for each ANDed term no matter how many variables the term uses. Use one OR gate to OR terms at the same level. Edit the number of input pins an AND\/OR gate has to match the number of inputs the gate needs. It can help you track your work, not missing any input connections or adding extra ones.
Build and test your circuit incrementally for segments a~g. Complete and test the portion for output a (Project menu > Analyze Circuit) before adding gates and wires for segment b, and so on. You may even save a copy of your work after each segment is tested (Unit3_a.circ, Unit3_b.circ, \u2026) in case you need to roll back to an earlier working version.
Submit three files: two circuit files and one project document (a Word\/Excel\/PDF file that includes all other required items). See the rubric for the required items.
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