Homework #2

• Complete your work on green engineering paper
• Staple in upper left if more than one sheet.
• Format the top of the first sheet as follows.

  ECE 383

  [Your name]

  HW#1

  [Due Date]

  [Page ref]

  The page reference for the first page of a four page document would be 1/4, the second page of this document would be labeled 2/4 and so on.
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1. For each of the 18-bit 2's complement numbers
   • Determine the hex and decimal value.
   • Calculate, by hand and show your work, the 2's complement.
   Note that the comma's in the values below are only there to make reading the values more straightforward.
   1. 01,0111,1010,0110,1001
   2. 00,0101,1101,1001,0010
   3. 10,1011,0001,1000,0110
   4. 11,1010,1100,0011,1010
2. In the following problem, you will build a box which processes keyboard scancodes. When you press a key on a keyboard, the keyboard sends an 8-bit code to the computer called a PS2 scancode. Each key has its own scancode listed below. The relationship between the keys and their scancode is not based on ASCII nor any other discernible pattern.

   Keyboard Key	Scancode (in hex)
   0	0x45
   1	0x16
   2	0x1E
   3	0x26
   4	0x25
   5	0x2E
   6	0x36
   7	0x3D
   8	0x3E
   9	0x46

   Build a box which converts an 8-bit scancode for the digits 0-9 into a 4-bit hexadecimal values.

   Nomenclature:	Scancode decoder
   Data Input:	D = std_logic_vector(7 downto 0);
   Data Output:	H = std_logic_vector(3 downto );
   Control:	none
   Status:	none
   Behavior:	Converts the scancode d, representing a the key of a decimal digit, into its 4-bit value. For example, if D = 25_16, the scancode for the character "4", then the converter should output H = 0100_2. Assume that the inputs are always legal hexadecimal scancodes.

   Use the when statement syntax to describe the output in terms of the input. Provide a print out of your completed code along with a complete header. Provide a print out of your timing diagram - make the signal values legible.