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QICAP Verilog Interview Question

The document outlines the design and verification requirements for an elevator controller, detailing inputs such as floor selection and door commands, and outputs including direction and movement signals. It specifies an algorithm for the elevator's operation, particularly how it should respond to simultaneous up and down requests and manage stops based on button presses. Additionally, it requests submission of a state machine diagram, RTL code, a testbench, and a list of test cases with descriptions.

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QICAP Verilog Interview Question

The document outlines the design and verification requirements for an elevator controller, detailing inputs such as floor selection and door commands, and outputs including direction and movement signals. It specifies an algorithm for the elevator's operation, particularly how it should respond to simultaneous up and down requests and manage stops based on button presses. Additionally, it requests submission of a state machine diagram, RTL code, a testbench, and a list of test cases with descriptions.

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Design and Verify an “Elevator controller”.

Inputs:

oor[3:0] -> 16 buttons to select 1 to 16 oors, only 1 oor can be pressed at any time (cycle), but
multiple can be pressed 1 after the other

open -> button inside the lift to open the door

close -> button inside the lift to close the door

up -> button outside the lift to call the lift to go to higher oors

down -> button outside the lift to call the lift to go to lower oors

Outputs:

dir -> signal to tell the lift whether it should go up or down

move -> signal to tell the lift whether it should move or stop

open -> open the door

close -> close the door

Algorithm:

1. When both up and down oors are selected (either using oor buttons from inside or up/down
buttons from outside), the lift should rst move to the nearest oor and then cover all the
oors pressed in that direction before reversing.

2. The lift should not stop at a oor if the up button is pressed and the lift is going down and the
oor is not selected inside.

Please submit the below:

1. Document with state machine and assumptions made.


2. RTL code (in verilog or system verilog)
3. Testbench (in verilog or system verilog or UVM)
4. List of Testcases and their description
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