Exercise 2: Design and test a simple logic circuit. A simple computer architecture with three instructions is described Figure 3.4 in the textbook: 0 opcode 34 address 15 0001 - Load AC from memory 0010 - Store AC to memory 0101 - Add AC to memory Design the logic circuit that will act as the instruction decoder (similar to the "Control circuits" in Figure 1.6). It should take the inputs from the instruction (bits 0-3) and output four signals: the first output should be set to 1 when the Load instruction is detected, zero otherwise. The second and the third output should detect the store and Load Add instructions respectively. The fourth output should be set to 1 only when an invalid opcode is encountered. (You may consider a simpler circuit with only three inputs: bits 1-3 of the OP-code.) 2.1 Identify and name appropriately the inputs and the outputs for this circuit. 2.2 Prepare four truth tables, one for each output. 2.3 Express each output function as a sum of minterms. 2.4 Design and implement this instruction decoder circuit in the simulator. Test the circuit. Show the screen shot with the circuit converting the input value 0101. Exercise 2: Design and test a simple logic circuit. A simple computer architecture with three instructions is described Figure 3.4 in the textbook: 0 opcode 34 address 15 0001 - Load AC from memory 0010 - Store AC to memory 0101 - Add AC to memory Design the logic circuit that will act as the instruction decoder (similar to the "Control circuits" in Figure 1.6). It should take the inputs from the instruction (bits 0-3) and output four signals: the first output should be set to 1 when the Load instruction is detected, zero otherwise. The second and the third output should detect the store and Load Add instructions respectively. The fourth output should be set to 1 only when an invalid opcode is encountered. (You may consider a simpler circuit with only three inputs: bits 1-3 of the OP-code.) 2.1 Identify and name appropriately the inputs and the outputs for this circuit. 2.2 Prepare four truth tables, one for each output. 2.3 Express each output function as a sum of minterms. 2.4 Design and implement this instruction decoder circuit in the simulator. Test the circuit. Show the screen shot with the circuit converting the input value 0101