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What happens to "X" - don't care values during simulation? To understand what I'm saying here's an example:
in a testbench there's the following statement:
we = 1'hx;
then, lines after there's the following test:
if (we) // do something//
(there's no else branch). What's the result of...
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Two beginner's questions:
1. What is the differences between an analog IC and a digital IC switch?
2. How can I find the maximum frequency for the input signal of a switch? I looked through the datasheet of a switch and I couldn't find a parameter that can tell me this. I want to use a...
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I see that there are a lot of schematics where there are pullups on pins that also have a driver. Can you do this with any signals (i usually see it on reset signals)? How weak has the pullup so the driver can still make the signal 0?
Thanks
Ok, I understand the efficiency, I know what 80-90% efficiency means but what does this have to to with input current? What is the input current after all? I guessed it is the maximum current that being fed to the converter doesn't damage the device, am I wrong?
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Newbie's question, I was looking at the following DC/DC converter's datasheet: https://www.murata-ps.com/data/power/uwr15wa-series.pdf and I see that there is a parameter called Iin. I'm guessing that this is the maximum input current for the device, right? Why is this dependent on the...
I'm working on Xilinx too. So, if I have a design constraint that sets the max frequency to be the frequency of the whisbone clock and the design passes synthesis without errors then I'm guaranteed stable work?
I don't want to use different edge sensitive triggers I just suggested that as a solution if there would be problems. But, I know realize that my question was a bit stupid, the fact that both transfers (read and write) occur in the same clock domain it's enough to guarantee the data is valid, right?
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thanks for the response. maybe metastability was not the perfect word, I know the metastability occurs in multiple clock domain design. My question was if I have something to worry about in a design where I have the same clock (both wishbone and SPI work on the same clock).
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In my code I have a register that is written with data read from SPI (register is 32bit and loaded after all the 32 bits have been read from SPI in a temp register). On the other side the register is read by the wishbone interface. My question is: do I have to worry that the data can be...
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I have the following code:
always @(posedge clk)
begin
if (!rst_n)
begin
push_button_sts_d1 <= 1'b0;
push_button_sts_d2 <= 1'b0;
push_button_sts_d3 <= 1'b0;
pb3_rst_d1 <= 1'b0;
pb3_rst_d2 <= 1'b0;
pb3_rst_d3 <= 1'b0;
pb1_rst_d1 <=...
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I'm trying to access the GPIO pins on a motherboard under linux, 2.6.28 kernel. I read that if I have the sysfs support for the kernel (which I do :D) all I have to do is enable the respectiv pin using: echo N > /sys/class/gpio/export
and I would get a gpioN directory, but I always get...
Ok, data ready signal, but that's on the EP user interface side. The RC receives only TLPs so my question was if there's a specific TLP that signals that to him, is it DTLP that doesn't concern me, do I have to signal an interrupt...
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