I2C Questions

Question: What is the maximum distance of the I2C bus? This depends on the load of the bu s and the speed y…

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1. Given 2 4 bit nos, A= 1001, b= 1100 HOW DO YOU ExOR THEM using minimum number of gates? how do you nand them? …

Mux out of an XOR

Mux out of an XOR

Here is some background and a step to solve the problem: A set of {+, . , '} is functionally complete because every…

Design Interview questions

Design Interview questions

1.) You are adding 8 10-bit numbers. How many bits do you need for the result? 2.) You are adding two 2's-compleme…

Why "FOR LOOP" is not advisable

Why "FOR LOOP" is not advisable

Why "FOR LOOP" is not advisable to code in RTL eventhough it is synthesizable? I agree with this explanation.…

Logic Density

Logic Density

Find the resource elements consumed during design stage that is before RTL coding.Is it necessarily needed to draw the …

Negative hold time

Negative hold time

Negative hold time is generally seen where a delay is already added in the data path inside the flop. This is usually d…

Test

Test

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Comp Arch - Pipelining

Comp Arch - Pipelining

Pipelining is an implementation technique where multiple instructions are overlapped in execution. It not decrease the …

Logic Hazards

Logic Hazards

Some basics before we head further... Steady State Behaviour: Value of o/p after the i/p's have been steady for som…

Delay Locked Loop (DLL)

Delay Locked Loop (DLL)

Why not a PLL: PLLs have disadvantages that make their use in high-speed designs problematic, particularly when both hi…

Phase locked loop (PLL)

Phase locked loop (PLL)

PLL stands for 'Phase-Locked Loop' and is basically a closed loop frequency control system, whose functioning …

Fifo depth calculation

Fifo depth calculation

A First-In-First-Out (FIFO) depth calculation is a crucial aspect of designing and implementing FIFO buffers or queuing…

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