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Hi,
Could you please tell me which tool I can use for physical design (Floor planning, Routing, Placement etc...).
I Downloaded Cadence tool Orcad Lite 16.6 (Capture CIS and PCB editor). Is that rite tool for this or do i have to download other tool.
i came to know Cadence (SOC Encounter...
Hi Alexan & Betwix,
Thankyou very much. It really helps me to understand about UART. I read in some text book that " USCI (Universal serial Communication Interface) supports SPI, I2C and UART protocols" and moreover while refering the forum also.
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/69740/
Thanks...
Yes you are correct its purely DC which supports PWM. you can refer the PDF below to control triac using MCU.
Triac control system using the MSP430. Alternate power supply circuits are included. A listing of triac control software available is presented...
Hi,
1)I know we should connect Tx-Rx and Rx- tx. But I like to know What happens if Tx to Tx is connected accidentally?
Will it burn UART?
I came to know if you using resistor then the current flow will be low and the UART will not be spoiled.
2)What is USART?
Is it a communication protocol...
Hi ,
Thankyou. Right now I am refering Verilog HDL by samir and FPGA Prototyping by Verilog Examples (Pong P Chu). i will refer the physical design essential and physical design automation by naveed sherwani
Hi,
I am new to VLSI and I have doubt on Physical design
1) Could you please explain what is physical design?
2)I came to know its backend from your forum but I dont know which books I have to refer Like for ex; VHDL or FPGA design or ASIC. Please make it clear for me.
3) Tools used to design...
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