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The assignment requires designing a circuit in CircuitVerse that uses a 7-segment LED display to show digits from the last 7 digits of a roll number based on a 3-bit binary input. The binary inputs (A, B, C) serve as an index to select which digit to display, with specific mappings for each combination of inputs. The task involves creating a combinational circuit that correctly outputs the corresponding digit on the display according to the binary input.

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The assignment requires designing a circuit in CircuitVerse that uses a 7-segment LED display to show digits from the last 7 digits of a roll number based on a 3-bit binary input. The binary inputs (A, B, C) serve as an index to select which digit to display, with specific mappings for each combination of inputs. The task involves creating a combinational circuit that correctly outputs the corresponding digit on the display according to the binary input.

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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.

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