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    The document describes the design of a control unit using a hardwired approach. It outlines 10 steps for the design process, including defining the task, proposing a processing section, developing a register-transfer description, and completing the controller design. It then provides details on steps 6 through 10 as applied to the design of a Booth's multiplier controller. This includes establishing necessary control points, developing a block diagram and state diagram for the controller, specifying hardware elements like a counter, and creating a logic diagram and PLA implementation of the sequence controller.

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    CONTROL UNIT

    Dr. Sampath Kumar,


    Associate Professor
    Dept. of ECE,
    Manipal Institute of
    Technology, Manipal.
    1
    HARDWIRED DESIGN APPROACH
    Steps to be followed:
    1. Define the task to be performed.
    2. Propose a trial processing section.
    3. Provide a register-transfer description of the algorithm.
    4. Validate the algorithm by using trial data.
    5. Describe the basic characteristics of the H/W elements to be
    used in the processing section.
    6. Complete the design of the processing section by establishing
    necessary control points.
    7. Propose a block diagram of the controller.
    8. Specify the state diagram of the controller.
    9. Specify the characteristics of the H/W elements to be used in
    the controller.
    10. Complete the controller design and draw a logic diagram of 2
    the final circuit.
    STEP 6: PROCESSING SECTION OF THE BOOTH’S MULTIPLIER

    6. Complete the design of the processing section by establishing necessary


    control points.

    Note:
    Rectify the
    C4control
    signal C4 as
    C4 : F= l + r
    C41: F = l – r

    Dr. Sampath Kumar, Dept. of ECE, MIT


    STEP 7: BLOCK DIAGRAM OF BOOTH’S
    MULTIPLIER CONTROLLER

    5 i/p
    and
    10 o/p

    Dr. Sampath Kumar, Dept. of ECE, MIT


    Step 8: State Diagram Controller Action

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    STEP 9: CHARACTERISTICS OF COUNTER
    USED IN CONTROLLER DESIGN

    9. Specify the characteristics of the H/W elements to be used in the


    controller.

    Truth Table

    Block Diagram

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    LOGIC DIAGRAM OF BOOTH’S
    STEP 10:
    MULTIPLIER

    Dr. Sampath Kumar, Dept. of ECE, MIT


    PLA IMPLEMENTATION OF SEQUENCE CONTROLLER
    DESIGN FOR BOOTH’S MULTIPLIER
    Truth Table SC o/p

    The product terms generated in the PLA are:

    P0 = Q[1]1Q[0]1T2 P1 = Q[1]Q[0]T2
    P2 = Q[1]Q[0]1T2

    P3 = T3 P4 = Z1T5 P5 = T8
    8

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    SC o/p

    • PLA generates 5 Sequence Controller o/p


    • L = P0+P1+P2+P3+P4+P5
    • d3 = P5
    • d2 = P0+P1+P2+P3
    • d1 = P4
    • d0 = P0+P1+P3
    9

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    PLA IMPLEMENTATION OF SEQUENCE CONTROLLER
    DESIGN FOR
    BOOTH’S MULTIPLIER

    10

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    PLA IMPLEMENTATION OF SEQUENCE CONTROLLER
    DESIGN
    The outputs generated by the PLA are:

    L= P0+P1 +P2 +P3 +P4+P5 d3 = P5 d2= P0+P1 +P2 +P3


    d1= P4 d0= P0+P1 +P3

    The controller designed by relating the control states (T0 to T8)


    with the control signals(C0 to C9).

    C0= C1= C2 =T0 C3 = T 1 C4=T3


    C5=T3 + T4 C6 = C 7 = T 5
    C8 = T 6 C9 = T 7

    12

    Dr. Sampath Kumar, Dept. of ECE, MIT


    Thank you

    Dr. Sampath Kumar, Dept. of ECE, MIT 13

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