Assignment Question
Design a circuit in CircuitVerse using a 7-segment LED display to display digits from your
roll number, one at a time, based on a 3-bit binary input.
Instructions:
• Your roll number contains both letters and numbers. For this assignment,
consider only the last 7 digits of your roll number (ignore any alphabets and
earlier digits).
• The circuit should use three binary inputs ( A , B , and C ) to select which digit
of your roll number to display.
• These 3 inputs will act as a binary index, where:
◦ 000 means display the 1st digit from the right
◦ 001 means display the 2nd digit from the right
◦ ...
◦ 110 means display the 7th digit from the right
In other words:
Your roll number should be displayed digit by digit, controlled by the 3 input bits.
For example, when the inputs are 000 , the rightmost digit of your roll number should
appear on the 7-segment display. When the inputs are 001 , the second digit from the
right should appear, and so on.
Example:
If your roll number is 24f3100033, consider only the last 7 digits: 31000333
Map each binary input to the corresponding digit (starting from the rightmost):
Input (ABC) Digit Position (from right) Digit to Display
000 1st (rightmost) 3
Input (ABC) Digit Position (from right) Digit to Display
001 2nd 3
010 3rd 0
011 4th 0
100 5th 0
101 6th 1
110 7th (leftmost of 7 digits) 3
Task:
• Build a combinational circuit that takes inputs A , B , and C and displays the
correct digit from your roll number using a 7-segment display.