Abstract
Absolute value detectors are widely utilized in many disciplines, such as image processing, speech recognition, and control systems, due to the advancement of digital signal processing and computer vision technologies. This paper presents a 4-bit absolute value detector based on the Verilog HDL programming language. Absolute value detectors are extensively used in signal processing, computer vision, and other fields to determine if the absolute value of the input signal meets specific conditions. This paper describes in detail the design process, including module analysis, the drawing of state transfer diagrams, the writing of Verilog HDL code, and simulation verification with a focus on practical applications. The results demonstrate that the absolute value detector is accurate and reliable in determining whether the absolute value of the input signal is greater than or equal to the threshold value.
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