Problem 2: write some basic modules (read carefully) Do not…

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Prоblem 2: write sоme bаsic mоdules (reаd cаrefully) Do not use tasks, functions, data structures, or compiler directives unless it is part of the specification of the problem a) Write a D register module (Named DReg) with input D and output F which are Size wide arrays, where Size is a parameter with default of 8. Your module should have clk, reset, rd, and enable inputs as well. But one difference from what you are used to, when you reset, reset to the variable value rd rather than 0. The function of the enable is to allow (when enable is true) F to be updated by D. Otherwise, if enable is false F would remain unchanged. It should reset whether enabled or not. b) Write a 4:1 Multiplexer (named MUX41) with inputs A,B,C,D and output G which are Size wide arrays, where Size is a parameter with default of 6 (for the mux). It should also have a 2bit Select input. For full credit use a unique case statement. Make sure not to create an inferred latch. For Select 00 it should make G = A, for 01 it should make G = B, for 10 it should make G = C and for 11 it should make G = D. Use System Verilog, don’t use datatype reg, use always_comb and always_ff as appropriate for always blocks. Give one clear answer, problems with multiple answers will be counted incorrect. All code should be efficiently designed and written in a well-organized fashion with indentation and should avoid errors and warnings, and particularly without inferred latches or multiply driven variables.

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