Implementation of a 4-Bit Digital Counter with Verilog HDL | Learn VLSI from Scratch
In this short session, you’ll learn how a basic digital counter works—a fundamental building block in digital systems—and see a live demonstration of coding and simulation in Verilog.
•Definition & Applications:
A digital counter is a sequential circuit that goes through a predetermined sequence of states upon each clock pulse. Counters are widely used in clocks, digital watches, timers, and event counters.
•How It Works:
In our example, the counter will count from 0 to 15 (4-bit), using a clock signal to increment the count. There’s also a reset signal to set the counter back to 0.
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