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Re: Syndrome calculation
It is fun doing this sort of thing. I am sending you a link, it is easy to understand and you will get great confidence.
https://downloads.bbc.co.uk/rd/pubs/whp/whp-pdf-files/WHP031.pdf
or you can read from Digital Communcations sklar's book
No, you cannot have instantiation in always block. The top level module always consists of several submodules (which are instantiated). The top level module has instantiations and (if required by design) sequential blocks (regions of always block). These instantiations and sequential blocks (if...
lec chip
Don't take things to your heart. If you read my question, I asked a simple and a straight question and I did not get an answer from any one. I will repeat the question:
"Can anyone tell me with authority will the Rx[0] will get the inverted of TX_IN or all the bits of Rx will get...
verilog tricky questios
Please read on as I have resolved this and I was surprised that NO ONE was able to answer a simple verilog question (I am a newbie of Verilog). I performed synthesis and the did LEC to come out with an important conclusion:
My original question:
input TX_IN;
reg [12:0]...
cadence rtl compiler tricks
Thanks for the replies:
So am i right in saying that the first part of the code where:
Rx <= ~TX_IN;
means that the Rx[0] will have the inverted of TX_IN and the rest of the bits Rx[12:1] are uninitiallized UNLIKE Rx[0] . And this is not good. The question becomes...
lec verilog
Hi,
look at the following code:
input TX_IN;
reg [12:0] Rx;
always @ (posedge CLK)
begin
if(CLR)
....
....
Rx <= ~TX_IN;
..
else
...
end
Can anyone tell me with authority will the Rx[0] will get the inverted of TX_IN or all the bits of Rx will get inverted of TX_IN ?
The...
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