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ENTITY MOORE IS
PORT(A,CLK,RST:IN BIT;
F:OUT BIT);
END MOORE;
ARCHITECTURE FSMOF MOORE IS
SUBTYPE STATE_TYPE IS STD_
LOGIC_VECTOR (2DOWNTO 0);
SIGNAL STATE:STATE_TYPE;
CONSTANT S0:
STATE_TYPE:="001";
CONSTANT S1:
STATE_TYPE:="010";
CONSTANT S2:
STATE_TYPE:="100";
SIGNAL CURRENT_STATE...
i understand that it is a voltage regulator ..the circuit does not work if you reverse the polarity/swap the pins..question is how exactly do you find out in circuits like this whether it is a positive feedback/negative feedback ? if some one can throw some light on the issue of negative...
Agreed when i connect the two, a ground loop is formed giving rise to a common mode voltage at the amplifier. If the common mode is large it will saturate the inamp or even worse destroy it. My question is when we use isolation amplifier how is this common mode range increased ? Is it due to the...
Can anyone explain/give reference as to how an isolation amplifier can increase the common mode range of an instrumentation amplifier. I will give an example in a TC signal conditioning circuit an INA114 instrumentation amplifier is used as a pre amplifier before AD210 an isolation amplifier...
i am trying to interface ad7854ars with a spartan 3 fpga using a state machine approach. i have 2 questions
1) can multiple states drive the same pin of the fpga, if it can be done how. till now what i have done is resetting the concerned signal driving the pin to low before exiting the state so...
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