What are the port in the digital design?

liletian · Nov 3, 2018

What are the port in the digital design

Hi

WHat are the port in the digital design? Are they referred to input and output? How about clock?

Can anyone please give an explanation or refer some documents?

Thanks

AskSensors · Nov 3, 2018

Re: What are the port in the digital design

Hello,
Yes, You can consider Input and output as ports. For example, The VHDL considers 5 modes of ports: Input, Output, Bi-directionnal (in/out), Linkage and buffer ports.

Here is a similar post in EdaBoard:
https://www.edaboard.com/showthread.php?154244-difference-b-w-net-amp-wire-pin-port-terminal

timof · Nov 4, 2018

Re: What are the port in the digital design

Usually, a port in a design (digital or analog) is a connection point, interface to the external world.
It can be input, output, power supply, etc.

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