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I need to have a logic to detect ONLY 1 bit high in a bus.
For example:
a bus signal Y[3:0]. output OUT High only if Y == 0001 or Y == 0010 or Y == 0100 or Y == 1000.
What is the best way to code it in Verilog? In terms of min gate transition?
I am sorry that I didn't make my question clear.
What I wanted to ask is whether these blocking and nonblocking assignments with delays reflect the actual circuit. How do the delays in both assignments synthesize to circuit?
Re: Nand or NOR Delay
Hi,
When you say the NMOS and PMOS, you are refering to the peripheral circuits around the flash core array (eg sense amplifiers) but not the flash core array itself.
Am I right?
Hi,
I am talking about functional coverage, not code coverage. For code coverage, we check every line of the codes. But for functional coverage, we check the codes by testing all possible functions of the code(device). Functional coverage is higher level than code coverage.
Am I right?
The first case is ok. a is assigned to b and at the same time b is assigned to a. That means a and b could have difference values depands on the initial values.
For the second case, value of b is assigned to a and b wont change...
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