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i have written verilog code for RANDOM NUMBER generation and it is generating list of random numbers(around more than 1000 and i can increase this number also). but i want to check the quality of random numbers that i have generated . can u please send me any algorithm to check quality of the...
i am writing one verilog code
my number is 128 bit number and it will generate different number in every clock cycle
so i need to write each and every number in a file
can u please help me how can i do that?
i have AHB fabric it consist of 2 masters and 7 slaves integrated already.
but the problem is i want to read only one slave from outside of the integrated. out side signals should not effect the remaining slave IPs
please reply me as soon as possible
thanks in advance
generally Gm=Io/(Vin+-Vin-), but realizing RLC LPF using 3 ota inductor .in that first ota Vin+ connected to resistor terminal and Vin- connected to capacitor so how can i find GM value????
plz help
thax in advance
i am vinodh doing my m.tech micro electronics first year in manipal university. i need an internship in any of the vlsi companies can u please help me.
my 10th marks 85%
my 12th marks are 87.8%
my b.tech marks are 77.98%
my m.tech CGPA 9.08 (in 1 sem)
please help me sir
i am vinodh doing my m.tech micro electronics first year in manipal university. i need an internship in any of the vlsi companies can u please help me.
my 10th marks 85%
my 12th marks are 87.8%
my b.tech marks are 77.98%
my m.tech CGPA 9.08 (in 1 sem)
please help me sir
i have to design layout for
my inputs are newdata and presentdata both are 8bits
how can draw layout for leftshift the newdata ,rightshift the new data ,xor(newdata,presentdata) operation and caluculating numberog 1's in the xor operation
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