Verilog implementation of an N-bit ALU supporting operations like AND, OR, ADD, SUB, SLT, and functions with complemented inputs. Ideal for CPU design and digital system projects.

Verilog implementation of an N-bit arithmetic/logical shifter and rotator supporting left/right shifts and rotations. Useful for CPU datapaths and digital design applications.

Implements a 3-to-8 line decoder using gate-level logic in Verilog. Converts a 3-bit binary input into a corresponding one-hot output across 8 lines (D0–D7). Features: Gate-level realization, Truth table-based logic equations, Behavioral simulation with 8 input combinations

This repository contains the Verilog design and testbench for a 8x1 Multiplexer. It uses three select lines to choose one of the eight inputs (A0–A7) and drive it to a single output based on the logic expression: Y = S2'S1'S0'A0 + S2'S1'S0A1 + S2'S1S0'A2 + S2'S1S0A3 + S2S1'S0'A4 + S2S1'S0A5 + S2S1S0'A6 + S2S1S0A7

Verilog-based priority encoder that takes 8 input lines (D0–D7) and produces a 3-bit binary output indicating the highest priority active input. Features: Priority logic ensures higher-priority signals override others. Logical equations used for encoding. Testbench covers various priority scenarios

Verilog implementation of a 4-bit adder/subtractor using combinational logic with testbench and simulation output.

Source for the Experience Notation documentation site. Includes language spec, tutorials, and examples.

Implements a hierarchical 1-to-16 demultiplexer using a 1x2 and two 1x8 demux blocks in Verilog. Directs a single input signal to one of 16 outputs based on select lines. Features: Hierarchical Verilog modules (1x2 and 1x8), Behavioral testbench for all 16 select combinations, Graph-based output verification

Verilog implementation of an N-bit comparator with outputs for equal, not equal, greater than, less than, greater than or equal, and less than or equal.

SystemVerilog implementation of an unsigned binary divider for 4-bit inputs using a hardware-friendly algorithm.

Experience Notation (.expn) is a human-readable DSL for modelling structured user journeys. It bridges qualitative design with simulation and LLM-driven analysis.