A design using quartus software, can't figure out how to choose my choice

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The discussion focuses on designing a project using Quartus software, specifically for a circuit that responds to 3-bit user input. The user intends to implement a decoder to manage outputs based on the input combinations: '000' triggers a choice with 4 inputs and 14 outputs on a 2-digit 7-segment display, '001' activates another choice with 5 inputs and 7 outputs, '010' controls 5 inputs and 4 outputs on LEDs, and '1xx' executes a final choice with 4 inputs and 14 outputs. The solution involves using a decoder for the input combinations and OR gates to manage the display segments, with options for integrated circuit packages or software-driven microcontrollers to simplify the implementation.

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  • Understanding of digital logic design concepts
  • Familiarity with Quartus software for FPGA design
  • Knowledge of 7-segment display interfacing
  • Experience with decoders and OR gates in circuit design
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  • Research how to implement a 3-to-8 line decoder in Quartus
  • Learn about interfacing 7-segment displays with FPGAs
  • Explore using integrated circuits for display control
  • Investigate programming microcontrollers for similar display tasks
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This discussion is beneficial for digital circuit designers, FPGA developers, and anyone involved in implementing user input-driven display systems using Quartus software.

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hello,
i designed a project and i finished it my final step is i want the user to enter 3 bits
if it was 000 i will do the first choice, which has 4 inputs and 14 outputs displayed on the 2 digit 7 segment dispaly
if it was 001 i will do the second choice, which has 5 inputs and 7 outputs displayed on the 7 segment dispaly
if it was 010 i will do the third choice, which had 5 inputs and 4 outputs displayed on the LEDs
if it was 1xx i will do the last choice, which has 4 inputs and 14 outputs

i don't know how to do so! please advise..
thanks in advance.
 
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Divide the problem into two parts.

First step is a decoder. Given 16 combinations of 4 input pins., then raise one of 16 output pins. Here is a circuit.

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part 2, feeding each segment of the display, use an OR gate. if the segment is on for pins 2, 4 and 9, then wire the decoder outputs 2, 4, and 9 to that OR gage.there are also IC packages that can do the whole job, or a software driven micro-controller can do the whole job.
 

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