Chapter 2 Basic Structure of Computers - NCU

Jin-Fu Li Department of Electrical Engineering National Central University Jungli, Taiwan Chapter 2 Basic Structure of Computers

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Chapter 1 Introduction to CMOS Circuit Design

Chapter 1 Introduction to CMOS Circuit Design Jin-Fu Li Advanced Reliable Systems (ARES) Lab. Department of Electrical Engineering National Central University

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Training Course of Design Compiler [相容模式]

Training Course of Design Compiler REF: • CIC Training Manual – Logic Synthesis with Design Compiler, July, 2006 • TSMC 0 18um Process 1 8-Volt SAGE-XTM Stand Cell Library Databook September 2003

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Chapter 4 Low-Power VLSI DesignPower VLSI Design

Chapter 4 Low-Power VLSI DesignPower VLSI Design Jin-Fu Li Advanced Reliable Syy( )stems (ARES) Lab. Department of Electrical Engineering National Central UniversityNational Central University

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hspice tutorial.ppt [相容模式] - ee.ncu.edu.tw

Contents Introduction Simulation Input and Controls Waveform Instructions Simulation Output ARES Lab-2010 Hspice Tutorial 2

Chapter 6 VLSI Testing - NCU

Advanced Reliable Systems (ARE S) Lab. Jin-Fu Li, EE, NCU 8 Trends of Testing Two key factors are changing the way of VLSI ICs testing The manufacturing test cost has been not scaling

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Chapter 4 Electrical Characteristics of CMOS

For on-chip metal wires The inductance produces Ldi/dt noise especially for ground bouncing noise. Note that when CMOS circuit are clocked, the current flow changes greatly Inductor) 4 ln(2 d h L ) 4 8 ln(2 h w w h L dt di V L d h h w

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Chapter 2 MOS Transistor Theory - NCU

MOS transistors conduct electrical current by using ... ds than expected at high V ds Mobility degradation At high vertical field strengths (V gs/t ox), ... the electron speed will be high enough to break the electron-hole pair. Moreover, the electrons …

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My Hspice 教學 - NCU

Mn1 x in 0 0 nch L=0.18u W=0.22u M=1 Mp2 out ... .ENDSNodes are assigned by using BULK=node in MOSFET or BJT models • Param is used only in sbucircuit and it can be overridden by subckt call or values in .PARAM statement

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CHAPTER VIII FINITE STATE MACHINES (FSM)

• Synchronous sequential system • Behaviour depends on the inputs and outputs at discrete instants of time. • Flip-flops, registers, and latches that are enabled/controlled with a signal derived from clock form a synchronous sequential system. • Asynchronous sequential system • Behaviour depends on inputs at any instant of time.

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Simulation and Synthesis Techniques for Asynchronous …

• async_cmp.v - (see Example 3 in section 5.3) - this is an asynchronous pointer-comparison module that is used to generate signals that control assertion of the asynchronous “full” and “empty” status bits. This module only contains combinational comparison logic. No sequential logic is included in this module.

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Synchronous Resets? Asynchronous Resets? I am so …

synchronous or asynchronous resets, will every flip-flop receive a reset, how will the reset tree be laid out and buffered, how to verify timing of the reset tree, how to functionally test the reset with test scan vectors, and how to ... In Verilog, all assignments made inside the always block modeling an inferred flip-flop (sequential logic ...

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Appendix I Synthesizable and Non-Synthesizable Verilog ...

4. Asynchronous Control signals: There should not be any internally generated asynchronous control signals 5. Do not mix the positive and negative edge triggered flip-flops 6. Avoid use of latches in the design 7. If shift registers are used then do not replace them by using scan enabled flip-flops but only ensure the enable control 8.

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Chapter 6 Synchronous Sequential Circuits

In a sequential circuit, the values of the outputs depend on the past behavior of the circuit, as well ... • Asynchronous – where no clock is used . Figure 6.1. The general form of a synchronous sequential circuit. Combinational circuit Flip-flops Clock Q W Z Combinational

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Chapter 5 Synchronous Sequential Logic

the design of asynchronous sequential circuits! Not practical for use in synchronous sequential circuits! Avoid to use latches as possible in synchronous sequential circuits to avoid design problems 5-8 SR Latch! A circuit with two cross-coupled NOR gates or two cross-coupled NAND gates! Two useful states:! S=1, R=0 " set state (Q will become ...

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Set-Reset (SR) Latch

To verify that a sequential logic circuit will work at the specified clock frequency, fclk, we must consider the clock period, Tp, the ... Asynchronous interfaces lead to metastability (minimize the async interface & double clock data to reduce probability of metastability)

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Experiment Sequential Circuits 6 PART A: FLIP FLOPS

A sequential system can be defined in terms of its inputs and present state. That is, the next state of the sequential system ... Such circuit is also called asynchronous since the only pulse required for the operation is the clock pulse. The JK Flip Flop have the J and K inputs both tied high, which allows them

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