Final answer:
To complete the table, follow the control signal and perform micro-operations on the register bits. The completed table shows the values of A(t+1) for each state of the control signal.
Step-by-step explanation:
To complete the table, we need to follow the given control signal S1S0 and perform the corresponding micro-operations on the bits of the register. Let's start with the given input B3B2B1B0 = 1101:
- For S1S0 = 11, the micro-operation is Parallel load. So, A3(t+1) = B3, A2(t+1) = B2, A1(t+1) = B1, and A0(t+1) = B0. Therefore, A(t+1) = 1101.
- For S1S0 = 10, the micro-operation is Bitwise OR. So, A3(t+1) = A3 OR B3, A2(t+1) = A2 OR B2, A1(t+1) = A1 OR B1, and A0(t+1) = A0 OR B0. Using the previous value of A(t+1) = 1101, we have A(t+1) = 1101 OR 1101 = 1101.
- For S1S0 = 01, the micro-operation is Bitwise complement. So, A3(t+1) = NOT(A3), A2(t+1) = NOT(A2), A1(t+1) = NOT(A1), and A0(t+1) = NOT(A0). Using the previous value of A(t+1) = 1101, we have A(t+1) = NOT(1101) = 0010.
- For S1S0 = 00, the micro-operation is No change. So, A3(t+1) = A3, A2(t+1) = A2, A1(t+1) = A1, and A0(t+1) = A0. Using the previous value of A(t+1) = 0010, we have A(t+1) = 0010.
The completed table is as follows:
S1S0A(t)111101101101010010000010