/************************************************************** * This is main module for state machine of TrafficLight **************************************************************/ module TrafficLight(state, RedLight, GreenLight, YellowLight, clk, reset, malfunction, ready); input clk, reset, ready; //ready is high when maintenance of TrafficLight finished input malfunction; //system input malfunction when error occured output [1:0] state; output RedLight,GreenLight,YellowLight; //active-high output for Lights reg [1:0] state; //register to store current state reg RedLight,GreenLight,YellowLight; //define parameter or name of each state parameter redstate = 2'b00; parameter greenstate = 2'b01; parameter yellowstate = 2'b10; parameter maintenance = 2'b11; always@ (posedge reset or posedge clk) begin RedLight = (!state[1] & !state[0]); GreenLight = (!state[1] & state[0]); YellowLight = (state[1] & !state[0]); if(reset) begin state = redstate; //default state is RedLight on end else case(state) redstate: begin if(malfunction) state = maintenance; else state = greenstate; end greenstate: begin if(malfunction) state = maintenance; else state = yellowstate; end yellowstate: begin if(malfunction) state = maintenance; else state = redstate; end maintenance: begin if(ready) state = redstate; else state = maintenance; end endcase end endmodule /************************************************************** * This module is for testing and display outputs. **************************************************************/ module test_module; // declare test module reg clk, reset, malfunction, ready; wire [1:0] state; wire RedLight, GreenLight, YellowLight; parameter clockDelay = 50; TrafficLight myTrafficLight(state, RedLight, GreenLight, YellowLight, clk, reset, malfunction, ready); always begin #(clockDelay/2) clk = 0; #(clockDelay/2) clk = 1; end initial begin //$dumpfile("Trafficlight.dump"); //$dumpvars; $monitor ("stat= %b, RedLight = %b, Green = %b, YellowLight = %b",state, RedLight, GreenLight, YellowLight); $shm_open("db1.shm"); // Open a directory to store waveforms $shm_probe(state, RedLight, GreenLight, YellowLight, reset, malfunction, ready); // Specify any signals you want waveforms for #(clockDelay) reset = 1'b1; #(clockDelay) reset = 1'b0; #(clockDelay) malfunction = 1'b1; #(clockDelay) reset = 1'b0; #(clockDelay) malfunction = 1'b0; #(clockDelay) #(clockDelay) #(clockDelay) ready = 1'b1; #(clockDelay) ready = 1'b0; #(clockDelay) #(clockDelay) #(clockDelay) #(clockDelay) reset = 1'b1; #(clockDelay) reset = 1'b0; #(clockDelay) #(clockDelay) malfunction = 1'b1; #(clockDelay) malfunction = 1'b0; #(clockDelay) #(clockDelay) #(clockDelay) ready = 1'b1; #(clockDelay) ready = 1'b0; #(80*clockDelay) $finish; end endmodule
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Garrett Morgan invented an early version of the traffic light using a simple design that included a system of signals to control traffic flow at intersections. His invention featured three positions: one for stop, one for go, and a third for an all-directional stop, allowing pedestrians to cross safely. Morgan's traffic signal utilized mechanical components and was operated manually before the development of electric signals. His innovative design significantly improved road safety and paved the way for modern traffic lights.
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Stick-slip machines are designed to provide more controllable motion than a traditional electric motor. The basic design consists of a motor a control board and a stick-slip mechanism. The motor is used to provide the power to move the stick-slip mechanism while the control board is used to regulate the speed and position of the mechanism. The stick-slip mechanism consists of an elastic element such as a spring or rubber band that is connected to a shaft. When the shaft rotates the elastic element is compressed and then released creating a stick-slip effect. To design a stick-slip machine the following steps must be taken: Choose an appropriate motor and control board. Design the stick-slip mechanism and select an appropriate elastic element. Select the appropriate shaft and bearing system. Integrate the motor control board stick-slip mechanism and shaft into a single system. Test the system and adjust as necessary for optimal performance.By following these steps it is possible to design and build a reliable controllable stick-slip machine.
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