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Synthesis transforms the simple RTL design into a gate-level netlist with all the constraints as specified by the designer. In simple language, Synthesis is a process that converts the abstract form of design to a properly implemented chip in terms of logic gates. Synthesis takes place in multiple steps: There are various tools which can…
The TLM 2.0 transaction level modeling standard from the Open SystemC Initiative (OSCI) was released on 9th June 2008. Transaction-level modeling (TLM) is a high-level modern approach to modeling digital systems. That modeling is based on the abstraction of the communications between different parts of the model to allow to work the algorithms of each…
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Transaction-level modeling (TLM) is a high-level modern approach for modeling digital systems. TLM-1 standard defined a set of interfaces which could be used for transporting transaction by value or reference. TLM-1 is being used successfully in some applications but it had shortcomings which have now been improved upon in TLM 2.0. TLM-1 has no standard…
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Hey Everyone. This is my telephonic interview experience at STMicroelectronics for the position of an intern. I received a called from STM in the morning. I greeted the interviewer with a good morning and the interview started with asking about me. Then he asked me about what I had done in my four years of…
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Wipro Limited Technical Interviews Question Bank continued from Part-1 Q. What is the difference between authorization and authentication, for example when you enter your card details while net banking?Ans. A user is first authenticated, i.e. identity of the user is verified (valid bank card details). Then it proceeds to authorization where if the user has…
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Q. What is inheritance in Java? Ans. Inheritance is when a class inherits the properties of another class. The class which inherits is called the child class and the class from which the properties are inherited is called the parent class. Q. What is importance inheritance in Java?Ans. Inheritance improves the reusability of code. Q….
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There are Two types of Procedural Assignments in Verilog. To learn more about Delay: Read Delay in Assignment (#) in Verilog Blocking assignments Example: Non-Blocking assignments Example: To learn more about Blocking and Non_Blocking Assignments: Read Synthesis and Functioning of Blocking and Non-Blocking Assignments The following example shows interactions between blocking and non-blocking for simulation only (not…
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FPGA stands for Field Programmable Gate Array. They are programmable integrated circuits made up of a large number configurable logic blocks (CLBs), fixed function blocks and memory blocks which can be used to perform complex digital computations. The CLBs are the basic and most important unit of FPGA. CLBs are made up of Look Up…
Hello Everyone! This is my training experience, I had at Mentor Graphics, Noida (Higher Education Program) which is conducted annually for pre-final year B.Tech and M.Tech students. It is a two month training program that starts in June and lasts till the last week of July. The main aim of the training is “Verification of…
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Combinational and Sequential circuits are the most essential concepts to be understood in digital electronics. Sequential logic is a type of logic circuit whose output depends not only on the present value of its input signals but on the sequence of past inputs. Combinational Logic Circuits Sequential Logic Circuits Output is a function of the…
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