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    jitter in high speed logic gates

    How can I simulate the jitter at the output of an CMOS delay chain due to thermal noise (assume that I have the level 3 spice model of the transistors)? Any clues?
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    What is the new Xilinx Spartan III device like?

    spartan III Spartan III is the low price version of virtex II but it is geared to a different market. Virtex II is geared to high-end applications that need embeded microprocessor and high speed communication. Spartan II is targeted to cost-sensitive applications that don't need...
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    who ever did pwm chip with fpga

    who ever did pwm chip with fpga Hi cyteng, I agree that both way will produce a pulse width modulation but the first choice is, as far as I know, the one that is mostly used. junchaoguo51888, go to xilinx web site and search for PWM. They published a paper some time ago (you can get the vhdl...
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    Vera vs systemverilog - your opinions

    Vera and systemverilog Besides, SystemVerilog is supposed to be very similar to Verilog with a bunck of new statements added for verification. But I heard that some companies don't want it to be adopted as a standard because Synopsys didn't donate the whole language. It seems it kept part of...
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    Vera vs systemverilog - your opinions

    Vera and systemverilog Hi DeepIC, I think it is still worthy learning Vera (or specman) because these two languages are widely used in the industry. Even assuming that SystemVerilog is accepted by the industry as a "de fato" standard for verification, Vera and specman (because of legacy...

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