I'm getting that my first if statement should be something to the effect of telling it that if y = 7 then it stays there else it will count up to 7 but I have no idea how to do that code, probably something easy but I'm still kinda new to this and I'm sure I'm just overlooking it.
I'm working on a project for my digital electronics class and part of it is designing a mod 8 counter using AHDL, I have the counter designed no problem but the only catch is the counter once it reaches the number 7 should stay there and not start over until an external source tells it to...
(\overline a \overline b \overline c)+(a \overline b \overline c)+(\overline a \overline b d)
is this reducable?
I'm new to this as you may be able to tell, but I've went through this and have not found a way to reduce it, well I thought I had but then when I make a truth table the...
call me dense but I don't see the relationship there, I don't see how those equations relate to the problem given. Most of those deal with current and resistance, please explain. sorry I'm kinda slow when it comes to learning stuff and I want to make sure I fully understand this.
edit: So...
Right now I'm a first year electrical engineering student at Purdue University. I have a problem that I have to do for a homework assignment I read the entire chapter and cannot find out how to do this problem. Any help would be appreciated, if this isn't the right place to ask this question...