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    How to transmit one bit in a serial register, only once in an applied input duration?

    Thanks for your advises, i had exams and didn't have time to think about it upto today. With the clockless version of the project(with delays), i made some behavioral simulations and everything works fine. However when i make post translate simulation, i have always no output[000..0], implying...
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    How to transmit one bit in a serial register, only once in an applied input duration?

    Lets say i have 4 dflipflops/latches to from a serial register. Now, if my each flipflop/latches is not inputted a clock signal, and each of them are sensitive on rising edge of the input: Lets, say initially all states are 0; and i apply an input of 1 1 ==> 0000 :now on the rising edge...
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    How to transmit one bit in a serial register, only once in an applied input duration?

    Hello, I have been searching for days but i could not find a solution, so here is the problem: I want to implement a design that, when i press and then depress a "key"(like keyboard key, lets say switch), the input must only shift one memory element. However shift registers shift bits with...
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    restarting an always block when a superior condition is met

    I think i solved my problem, always@(*) begin if(restart==1) begin disable block1; end end
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    restarting an always block when a superior condition is met

    I have a verilog project on command line interface(i.e. we have a xilinx card and with the verilog code we write, we will input function name press enter input parameters press enter and the program will excecute combinational logic and set the output in 7 segments) There will be error...
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    Audio Amplifier, Current Limiting Voltage Supply problem

    Re-editing my last reply: I did not think that these caps can be used in class ab stage to provide much longer discharge currents to the amp. However considering that supply does not give current for one half cycle(charging the capactior fastly), and since that at the other half cycle the...
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    Audio Amplifier, Current Limiting Voltage Supply problem

    As for current limiting i found this https://www.electronics-lab.com/blog/?p=18400 circuit. I played with it and result is a supply with 15 volts limited to 1 amps: **broken link removed** **broken link removed** Of course not practicali, just for modeling.. Negative supply version have pnps...
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    Audio Amplifier, Current Limiting Voltage Supply problem

    Thank you for your comments, In spice, i connected a 25 ohms to the 25 volts supply, however it ruined the circuit operation. For the problem, i don't think that i can get more than 4 watts at speaker, since i cannot get more than 1A peak current flowing through it
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    Audio Amplifier, Current Limiting Voltage Supply problem

    Hello everyone, In the analog electronics project, we are required to build an audio amplifier. The restrictions are: - IC's will not be used. - At least 6 watts will be delivered to 8 ohms speaker. I have made 2 designs, one class ab and one class d amplifiers, in simulation everything works...

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