NEED FULLY CORRECT SOLUTION ASAP!!!! PLEASE WITH ALL STEPS...THANK YOU. Consider a hypothetical hardwired control unit which support fourcontrol signals S0, si, s2, S3 and three instructions Il, 12 and 13.Each instruction requires four microoperations at time steps T1, T2,T3 and T4 to execute. The table given below shows the controlsignals required for each microoperation, for execution of eachinstruction.Write down the logic functions required to generate control signalsSo and Sl and show the corresponding circuit.I11213T1SOsosoS2SI, S2SI, S3So, S2T2S2, S3T3siS3T4soS2, S3

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nsider a hypothetical hardwired control unit which support four atrol signals S0, Si, s2, s3 and three instructions II, 12 and 13. ch instruction requires four microoperations at time steps T1, T2, and T4 to execute. The table given below shows the control nals required for each microoperation, for execution of each truction. ite down the logic functions required to generate control signals and Sl and show the corresponding circuit. I1 12 13 SO S2, S3 SI T1 SO SO S2 SI, S2 SI, S3 So, S2 T2 T3 S3 T4 so S2, S3

nsider a hypothetical hardwired control unit which support four atrol signals S0, Si, s2, s3 and three instructions II, 12 and 13. ch instruction requires four microoperations at time steps T1, T2, and T4 to execute. The table given below shows the control nals required for each microoperation, for execution of each truction. ite down the logic functions required to generate control signals and Sl and show the corresponding circuit. I1 12 13 SO S2, S3 SI T1 SO SO S2 SI, S2 SI, S3 So, S2 T2 T3 S3 T4 so S2, S3

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