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Ware going to program a ROM for a circuit which convert a Hex number (0-F) to its ASCII code. In the other words, the input of the circuit is a 4-bits binary number corresponding to a HEX digit and the output is the ASCII code as it is given in the following table.
For example the ASCII code for F (binary=1111) is 01000110
Specify the size of the ROM and then draw the internal circuit for the programmed ROM.
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