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3 bit Asynchronous Counter

> Blockquote In our lab, using digital trainer kit, we designed the 3 bit asynchronous counter using JK flip flops by connecting clock to pin 1, following this circuit: We had three inputs that ...
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Self clock synchronization in NRZ-I encoding

I was going through NRZ-I encoding technique, somebody mentioned that long stream of 0's will cause loss of synchronization in NRZ-I encoding scheme. But how? What I understand is the receiver should ...
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How to interpret timing of cascading async SRAMs

I am reading the datasheet for a 32k × 8 asynchronous SRAM (part IS61LV256AL) and wondering how to apply the timing diagram to the following circuit: We have three identical SRAM parts with inputs ...
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How does the second flip-flop in a naive synchronizer "prevent a metastable state from propagating"?

In this very nice answer it's explained that, fundamentally, a two flip-flop synchronizer's basic operation is to prevent the propagation of a metastable state (effectively, an invalid logic level) ...
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The logic gate design of a positive edge triggered, master slave d flip flop with asynchronous inputs preset and clear?

I'm a computer science student who's trying to get a better understanding of the d flip-flop. My project assignment is to make a CMOS design of a positive edged d flip-flop using ff master slave and ...
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Can a buck converter functioning in CCM have non-linear behaviour at light load currents?

I've been designing a Simulink/Simscape model of a TI buck converter launchpad (https://www.ti.com/tool/BOOSTXL-BUCKCONV) and I'm trying to have my model fit the behavior of the device. The board can ...
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D Flip Flop Design on Logisim

I am trying to build a D flip-flop but I can´t get rid of those red wires. Is there a way to solve this? EDIT: I was able to fix it manually through step-by-step simulation, but I still would like to ...
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Interfacing TLC59731 with Attiny85

Has anyone had any experience communicating with a TLC59731 from an Attiny85? I'm not sure how to configure the USI to support the EasySet "protocol" described in the datasheet. I imagine I ...
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Verification of asynchronous FIFO

I am completely new to the SystemVerilog world, and I am trying to verify the asynchronous FIFO made by Cummings. The goal is to verify this design by using the Tb components, so no UVM at all. I ...
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Asynchronous FIFO: Should I focus only on the top_level or maybe focus on the modules within the top_level design?

For the first time, I am approaching the world of Verification by using SystemVerilog, and I have learnt about the TB components only recently (Generator, Driver, Monitor etc.). My actual task right ...
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Can I use a 3-phase driver like FNB41560 on 1- and 2-phase motors too?

I want to reduce complexity on buying many different parts and design different circuits. So I'm thinking if I can buy just FNB41560s that are well priced and simple and are capable of driving 3-phase ...
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Timing Async Reset with Sync Deassert

I've been reading about FPGA resets, particularly the links in benefits of removing reset in an FPGA design and the article http://www.sunburst-design.com/papers/CummingsSNUG2002SJ_Resets.pdf. For my ...
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STA timing closure for asynchronous FIFO

I have implemented an asynchronous FIFO However, I have setup timing violation when read_clk is having phase shift of 270 degrees , and write_clk is having phase shift of 90 degrees. Both read_clk and ...
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How are "async/sync" and "serial/parallel" communications related?

I think "async/sync" and "serial/parallel" are orthogonal concepts. There can be 4 combinations of communication types: async serial sync serial async parallel sync parallel From ...
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Does this combinational lock circuit contain any memory?

Consider a simple lock circuit built using a 4-bit, active HIGH digital comparator. The first input is variable; it is the input that unlocks the lock. All the bits of the second input are tied to ...
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