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Measurements illustrating device test jigs and the operation ... expansion of
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VHDL Processes
General form of Process
process(sensitivity-list)
begin
sequential-statements
end process;
Process example
process (B, C, D)
begin
A <= B; statement 1
B <= C; statement ... ns 60 ns
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(a) Mealy state graph
(b) State...
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Switches
User-defined primitives
B – Examples
Combinational Circuit
Sequential Circuit
3
User-Defined Primitives
ã The set of predefined gate primitives ...
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Primitive gates
A – Overview
Primitive Gates, Switches, User-defined primitives
4
min The minimum delay value that the designer expects the gate to have
typ The typical delay value ... kinds of switch:
* MOS switches :
cmos, nmos, pmos, rcmos, rnmos, rpmos
* Bidirectional pass switches:
tran, rtran, tranif1, rtranif1, tranif0, rtranif0
Advantages:
- Gates provide...
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expression
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Summary
Continuous assignment: main construct in dataflow modeling,
always active
Left hand side of assignment must be a net
Using expression with operators & ... gates is very large
-> need a more effective way to describe circuit
Dataflow model: Level of abstraction is higher than gate-
level, describe the design using expressions instead of
primitive ...
primitive gates
Circuit is designed in terms of dataflow between register,
how a design processes data rather than instantiation of
individual gates
RTL (register transfer level): is a combination...
... Combinational circuit
Sequential circuit
Transistor level design
Gate level design
Register-transfer level design
Behavioral level design
Logic symbol
VHDL
Synthesis
Netlist
... is discussed.
1.2 Design Abstraction Levels
Digital circuits can be designed at any one of several abstraction levels. When designing a circuit at the
transistor level, which is the lowest ... Microprocessor DesignwithVHDL Chapter 1 - Designing Microprocessors
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Combinational
Circuits
Flip-flops
Sequential
Components
Combinational
Components
Datapath
Control Unit
Gates
Transistors
+
5
2
3
4
6
8
910
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Dedicated
Microprocessor
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General
Microprocessor
Sequential
Circuits
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sums respectively. A procedure is also presented ... Types B-9
Arrays B-9
Records B-11
Subtypes B-11
Object Declarations B-12
Attributes B-13
Expressions and Operators B-14
Sequential Statements B-15
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... Emphasis on insight
ã Simulation to provide second-order design resolution
3. Present a hierarchical approach.
ã Sub-blocks
Blocks → Circuits → Systems
4. Examples to illustrate the concepts.
... - CMOS Analog CircuitDesign Page I.3-4
BIPOLAR VS. MOS TRANSISTORS
CATEGORY BIPOLAR CMOS
Turn-on Voltage 0.5-0.6 V 0.8-1 V
Saturation Voltage 0.2-0.3 V 0.2-0.8 V
g
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at 100àA
4 mS 0.4 mS (W=10L)
Analog ... subject.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
1. Present an overall, uniform viewpoint of CMOS analog circuit design.
2. Achieve an understanding of analog circuit design.
ã Hand calculations using simple models
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