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    This document defines an entity called SETE_SEGMENTOS that controls two 7-segment displays. It takes in two 4-bit numbers and an reset signal, and outputs the signals to turn on the appropriate LEDs in each display to show the numbers. The architecture contains a process that decodes the two input numbers and sets the output display signals accordingly based on cases, and it resets the displays when the reset signal is asserted.

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    This document defines an entity called SETE_SEGMENTOS that controls two 7-segment displays. It takes in two 4-bit numbers and an reset signal, and outputs the signals to turn on the appropriate LEDs in each display to show the numbers. The architecture contains a process that decodes the two input numbers and sets the output display signals accordingly based on cases, and it resets the displays when the reset signal is asserted.

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    This document defines an entity called SETE_SEGMENTOS that controls two 7-segment displays. It takes in two 4-bit numbers and an reset signal, and outputs the signals to turn on the appropriate LEDs in each display to show the numbers. The architecture contains a process that decodes the two input numbers and sets the output display signals accordingly based on cases, and it resets the displays when the reset signal is asserted.

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    This document defines an entity called SETE_SEGMENTOS that controls two 7-segment displays. It takes in two 4-bit numbers and an reset signal, and outputs the signals to turn on the appropriate LEDs in each display to show the numbers. The architecture contains a process that decodes the two input numbers and sets the output display signals accordingly based on cases, and it resets the displays when the reset signal is asserted.

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    library IEEE;

    use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_1164.ALL;
    use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_ARITH.ALL;
    use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_UNSIGNED.ALL;

    entity SETE_SEGMENTOS is
    Port (
    i_NUMERO0 : in
    STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(3 DOWNTO 0);
    i_NUMERO1 : in
    STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(3 DOWNTO 0);
    i_RST : in STD_LOGIC;
    o_DISPLAY0 : out STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(6 DOWNTO 0);
    o_DISPLAY1 : out STD_LOGIC_VECTOR(6 DOWNTO 0)
    );
    end SETE_SEGMENTOS;

    architecture Behavioral of SETE_SEGMENTOS is

    signal w_ON : std_logic := '0';


    --constant w_ON : std_logic := '0';
    signal w_OFF : std_logic := '1';

    begin

    process(i_RST, w_ON, w_OFF)


    begin
    if (i_RST = '1') then
    o_DISPLAY0 <= (others => w_OFF);
    o_DISPLAY1 <= (others => w_OFF);
    else
    case i_NUMERO0 is
    when X"0" =>
    o_DISPLAY0(0) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(2) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(3) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(4) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(5) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(6) <= w_OFF;
    when X"1" =>
    o_DISPLAY0(0) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(2) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(3) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(4) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(5) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(6) <= w_OFF;
    when X"2" =>
    o_DISPLAY0(0) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(2) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(3) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(4) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(5) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(6) <= w_ON;
    when X"3" =>
    o_DISPLAY0(0) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(2) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(3) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(4) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(5) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(6) <= w_ON;
    when X"4" =>
    o_DISPLAY0(0) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(2) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(3) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(4) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY0(5) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY0(6) <= w_ON;
    when others => null;
    end case;
    case i_NUMERO1 is
    when X"0" =>
    o_DISPLAY1(0) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(2) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(3) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(4) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(5) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(6) <= w_OFF;
    when X"1" =>
    o_DISPLAY1(0) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(2) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(3) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(4) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(5) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(6) <= w_OFF;
    when X"2" =>
    o_DISPLAY1(0) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(2) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(3) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(4) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(5) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(6) <= w_ON;
    when X"3" =>
    o_DISPLAY1(0) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(2) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(3) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(4) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(5) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(6) <= w_ON;
    when X"4" =>
    o_DISPLAY1(0) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(1) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(2) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(3) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(4) <= w_OFF;
    o_DISPLAY1(5) <= w_ON;
    o_DISPLAY1(6) <= w_ON;
    when others => null;
    end case;
    end if;
    end process;

    end Behavioral;

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