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Bonus Problem 1

# Day 8
Design and verify a parameterized binary to one-hot converter

## Interface Definition
The module should have the following interface:

```verilog
module day8#(
  parameter BIN_W       = 4,
  parameter ONE_HOT_W   = 16
)(
  input   wire[BIN_W-1:0]     bin_i,    -> Binary input vector
  output  wire[ONE_HOT_W-1:0] one_hot_o -> One-hot output
);
```

## Coding Exercise
You're expected to code both the RTL and testbench for the problem. Your testbench should include
the stimulus and checkers.

### NOTE
The testcase will show PASSED as long as the RTL and testbench compile, but it doesn't
imply that the implemented logic is correct.

If you're interested in learning more about RTL Design and don't want to worry about implementing
the checks or the testbench code then I'd recommend the [Hands-on RTL Design](https://quicksilicon.in/course/rtl-design/?utm_source=quicksilicon&utm_medium=21DaysofRT&utm_campaign=cross-link) course.
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## RTL
```verilog
// Binary to one-hot

module day8#(
  parameter BIN_W       = 4,
  parameter ONE_HOT_W   = 16
)(
  input   wire[BIN_W-1:0]     bin_i,
  output  wire[ONE_HOT_W-1:0] one_hot_o
);

  assign one_hot_o = 1'b1<<bin_i;

endmodule
```
## TB
```verilog
module day8_tb();

  localparam BIN_W = 4;
  localparam ONE_HOT_W = 16;

  logic [BIN_W-1:0] bin_i;
  logic [ONE_HOT_W-1:0] one_hot_o;

  day8 #(BIN_W, ONE_HOT_W) DAY8 (.*);

  initial begin
    for(int i=0; i<32; i=i+1) begin
      bin_i = $urandom_range(0, 4'hF);
      #5;
    end
    $finish();
  end

endmodule
```
