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yes , In mesh architecture we use the term interference channel or self interference. where 2 radios communicate with each other ignoring the other based on signal power(treating other as a noise).
For a system working on fixed 500 MHz.
a- it is found to have setup time violation. Whether this problem can be rectified? If yes, how.
b- If it is found to have hold time problem then do the same as above.
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I am using ARM7TDMI in my application.In my application, I am accessing illegal memory address (Ox7FFF FFF0) that causes to Data Abort. while entering in to the DataAbort Exception, the Link Register (LR) gets updated based on the Program Counter. i.e LR = 0x7FFF FFF8. and then it enters...
hi can anybody tell me any sort of algorithm very much in dmand in industry,that can be implemented on fpga and has not been done yet any hing related to dsp or say vlsi physicadesign or say related to networking and so on i want some good and relevent objective for implementaton on fpga
difference between pld and cpld
though it is a very common quesiton but see pld stand for "programmable logic device" and CPLD for complex pld then FPGA for field progrramable gae array"see they are reprogrrammabe logical devices mace of some basic units may be a gate or mux or decoder depends...
other logic states are also there as well say for example 'z' is high impedencce used mostly for bus probing,then a unknown state means the voltage level is in between high and low logic so undetermined then then the case with weak 1 and 0 more prone to noise than the strong one.hence bobth...
in common source cmos amplifier circuit which one is prefarable to to decrease l/w ratio for pmos or to increase the same for nmos for increased performance
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