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The design and verification of Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) protocol using Verilog is pivotal in ensuring the seamless integration and functionality of SPI-based communication systems within digital designs. This paper presents a comprehensive approach to the development and validation of SPI protocol implementation using Verilog hardware description language. The design methodology encompasses the architectural specification, module-level design, and functional verification of the SPI protocol, ensuring adherence to industry standards and compatibility with diverse digital systems. Through a systematic approach, this study elucidates the step-by-step process of implementing the SPI protocol in Verilog, focusing on key components such as master-slave communication, data transmission, and clock synchronization. The verification process employs simulation techniques and testbench environments to validate the functionality and performance of the designed SPI protocol under various operational scenarios.