I've seen some examples on internet about mux 4:1 on verilog. I've tried to do something but the output is not the expeted. This is the source :
module mux41 (a, b, c, d,select,z);
input a,b,c,d;
input [1:0]select;
output reg z;
always@(select )
begin
case (select)
2'b00: assign z=a;
2'b01: assign z=b;
2'b10: assign z=c;
2'b11: assign z=d;
endcase
end
endmodule
and this is the testbench :
module mux41_tb;
reg at,bt,ct,dt;
reg [1:0] selectt;
wire zt;
mux41 test(.a(at),.b(bt),.c(ct),.d(dt),.select(selectt),
.z(zt));
initial
begin
$monitor ("a=%d",at,"b=%b",bt,"c=%b",ct,
"d=%b","select=%b",selectt,"z=%z",zt);
selectt =2'b00;
#5
selectt =2'b01;
#5
selectt =2'b10;
#5
selectt =2'b11;
#5;
end
endmodule
but the output is the following :
My question is what I should chance in both codes (source and testbench).
You're getting
a=xb=xc=x
Because you never gave a, b, or c any values. You assign z
to a
for example, but a
has no value since at
has no value, so you're just getting x.
As for
d = 0111...
It's because of your monitor line
$monitor ("a=%d",at,"b=%b",bt,"c=%b",ct,
"d=%b","select=%b",selectt,"z=%z",zt);
You forgot dt
$monitor ("a=%d",at,"b=%b",bt,"c=%b",ct,
"d=%b",dt,"select=%b",selectt,"z=%z",zt);