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Hi dick_freebird,
Thank you for prompt reply.
For the inverter, pPar("wp"), pPar("wn") , pPar("lp") and pPar("ln") were defined. Using the CDF editor the these parameters were assigned some default values. I also added labels for the symbol to display these properties.
I did so for the top...
Hi all,
I'm finding difficulty to pass CDF parameters from a lower level cell to higher level cell in a circuit. Its the first time that I try to use CDF parameter in a hierarchical design.
I designed an inverter with wp, wn, lp and ln (Width of PMOS and NMOS + length of PMOS and NMOS) as CDF...
Hi,
You can find a lot of tools for you calculation on the www:
http://www.ohmslawcalculator.com/555_astable.php
http://www.buildcircuit.com/free-555-timer-simulator-for-electronics-beginners/
Advares
Hi all,
I recently aquired a battery for my HP 510 laptop (Reference: HP 510 HSTNN-IB45 HSTNN-C29C). It is a 5200mAh 14.8V replacement battery selected to replace the dead low capacity 2200mAh, 14.8V original battery and to provide longer autonomy. Once the new battery received, I mounted it...
use synopsys tool use the set_clock_transistion command.
For more detail see: Milkyway and Physical Implementation Commands p 571.
www.61eda.com/code/attachment.php?aid=3438&k...t=1287224009
Hi Rafale,
Do you have a project or you are looking for project Idea ?
NoC is a wide issue. What are the things that interrest you in NoC, Modeling ? Design ? Performance evaluation ? Benchmarcking ? Mapping ?
I can't help you if you give us more details on your preferences and if possible some...
The power supply voltage remain constant and exerce no push. It is the resistance who will draw the current from the source depending on their resistance value. The current max drawn will depend on the power of your source. You have to study power supply source to understand this analogy.
@TrickyDicky
With all my respect Sir, we dont need a troll to comment our posts in this forum.
If you are cleaver answer the question.
@needhelp123
Please try this one and let me know.
Library IEEE;
use IEEE.std_logic_1164.all;
use IEEE.std_logic_unsigned.all;
use IEEE.std_logic_arith.all...
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