Write Verilog code for a 5-bit mod-25 up/down counter that can take initial input from a user and verify using an RTL viewer.
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Define the module and its inputs and outputs: ``` module mod25_up_down_counter ( input clk, input rst, input up_down, input [4:0] init_value, output reg [4:0] count ); ``` Show more…
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