pleas how can I realize a binary diviser with adder and counter

 

pleas how can I realize a binary diviser with adder and counter

What makes you think this is possible?

 

Our teacher asked us to do it but I have no idea how to do it

 

What makes you think this is possible?

Our teacher asked us to do it but I have no idea how to do it

 

Simplify the problem. Forget the adder and counter.
How would you divide 12 by 4 without division?
(This is one case where Common Core Math might have an advantage)
You can use pictures on a piece of paper...

 

Simplify the problem. Forget the adder and counter.
How would you divide 12 by 4 without division?
(This is one case where Common Core Math might have an advantage)
You can use pictures on a piece of paper...

to realize division without division i think by soustraction

 

Simplify the problem. Forget the adder and counter.
How would you divide 12 by 4 without division?
(This is one case where Common Core Math might have an advantage)
You can use pictures on a piece of paper...

pleas can you help me to realize this project

 

Unfortunately I could not find where to start

 

to realize division without division i think by soustraction

Well that is a start. Take 12 and 4. What happens if you subtract the divisor from the dividend? What happens if you do it again? And again?

 

The result is the number of subtraction, I make a counter that counts the number of subtraction

 

The result is the number of subtraction, I make a counter that counts the number of subtraction

I think that will work. Do you know what happens if you add the twos complement of a number to another number? For example: what happens if you add the twos complement of 4 to 12? What happens if you do it again? And again?

 

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1100
+1100
--------
=1000
+1100
------
=0100
+1100
--------
=0000

it's that !!

 

It means, do you know how to subtract in binary by adding?

 

yeah i know ,but how to realize that !!

 

this is what i test

 

yeah i know ,but how to realize that !!

As you said in your original post: with a counter and an adder. What you need in addition is a state machine, that given two input values and a START signal performs repeated addition and increment operations until the dividend is less than or equal to 0. When this happens you light an LED that signals completion and you stop.

 

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this is what i test

And are we supposed to just magically know everything about that circuit? What and where are the inputs? What and where are the outputs? How is it supposed to function? Does it work? If not, what is it actually doing? YOU are the one that has that information. Don't expect people that you are asking for free assistance to spend a bunch of time guessing about things that YOU should be able to state clearly.

My first impression of that circuit is that it is "a happening" -- meaning that it is largely thrown together almost randomly with the hope that somehow it will happen to work.

Describe the logic behind your design process.

 

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My first impression of that circuit is that it is "a happening" -- meaning that it is largely thrown together almost randomly with the hope that somehow it will happen to work.
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In a career spanning half a century I only saw one example of this. I think the guy was...ah....hitting the herbs harder than most. I was the junior firmware engineer and I kept complaining that his hardware did not work and was...ah....less than reliable to the hoots and catcalls of the senior engineering staff. He kept this up for almost 6 months until his boss finally took a look at the design. He walked off to his office and emerged four hours later with a hand drawn design for a bit banging interface. He asked me how long it would take to write the firmware for this bit banging interface and I said about four hours. During that four hours his tech made a wire wrap board. I delivered the firmware on time and that was the beginning of my period of extreme credibility.

It was truly a happening.