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ECE745 0 Madison, 1997
ECE 745: Lecture
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Introduction Atomic and Molecular Orbitals Extended Orbitals Bond Orbital Method or Linear Combination of Atomic Orbitals Examples
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ECE 474A/57A Computer-Aided Logic Design Additional K-Map Slides: Simplifying Notation for Sum-ofProduct Form ECE 474a/575a Susan Lysecky 1 of 5 Simplified Notation for Sum-of-Products Form Instead of listing each product, simply list the minterm...
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ECE 474A/57A Computer-Aided Logic Design Lecture 4b Implementing FSMs in Verilog Verilog for Digital Design Copyright 2007 Frank Vahid and Roman Lysecky ECE 474a/575a Susan Lysecky 1 of 19 Finite-State Machines (FSMs)-Sequential Behavior Finite...
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ECE 474A/57A Computer-Aided Logic Design Lecture 4 Sequential Logic Design Digital Design Copyright 2006 Frank Vahid ECE 474a/575a Susan Lysecky 1 of 64 Sequential Circuit Design (Controllers) Sequential Circuits Output based on inputs as well ...
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ModelSim SE 6.1b Tutorial 1. 2. Start ModelSim Create a new project Click on File, then New, then choose Project on the drop down menu Enter your project name, in this case the project is called \"and2gate\" Choose your project location, this projec...
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Two-level Logic Optimization, Part 2 1 Exact Algorithm vs. Heuristics Quine-McCluskey Calculated all prime implicants to derive the optimal solution(s) Petrick\'s Method derives all covers to determine minimum cover set(s) Number of prime implicant...
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How to Use Turnin General information and directions for the on-line turnin is outlined, additional information available at ECE Help FAQ - How do I Use Turnin? located at http:/www.ece.arizona.edu/ecefaqshow.php?id=29177. It is a good idea to tryout...
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Two-level Logic Optimization, Part 4 1 Logic Optimization Techniques Logic Optimization Techniques K-maps (Graphical) Quine-McCluskey (Exact Algorithm) Espresso (Heuristic) Other Generalized Heuristics Branch-and-bound Simulated Annealing Dynam...
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Digital Design Chapter 2: Combinational Logic Design Digital Design Copyright 2006 Frank Vahid ECE 474a/575a Susan Lysecky 1 of 15 Introduction Let\'s learn to design digital circuits We\'ll start with a simple form of circuit: Combinational circu...
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Scheduling Algorithms 1 Scheduling Previously mentioned operator scheduling Assigning operations to states A (some operations) B t1 = t2*t3 t4 = t5*t6 C (some operations) We can further generalize the scheduling problem Determining the start t...
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Digital Design Chapter 3: Sequential Logic Design - Controllers Digital Design Copyright 2006 Frank Vahid ECE 474a/575a Susan Lysecky 1 of 58 3.1 Introduction Sequential circuit Output depends not just on present inputs (as in combinational cir...
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ECE 474a/574a Programming Assignment 1 (10 points) Due at beginning of class, Wednesday September 6, 2006 1. Download the structural code provided for F = XY + Z\' combination circuit example (http:/www.ece.arizona.edu/~ece474a/verilog_tutorial) (a) C...
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Digital Design Chapter 5.3: Register-Transfer Level (RTL) Design 1 5.3 RTL Design Examples and Issues Well use several more examples to illustrate RTL design Example: Bus interface Master processor can read register from any peripheral Each re...
Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
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Digital Design Chapter 4: Datapath Components Digital Design Copyright 2006 Frank Vahid ECE 474a/575a Susan Lysecky 1 of 36 4.1 Introduction Chapters 2 & 3 introduced increasingly complex digital building blocks Gates, multiplexors, decoders, b...
Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
Digital Design Chapter 5.4-5.8: Register-Transfer Level (RTL) Design 1 5.4 Determining Clock Frequency Designers of digital circuits often want fastest performance Means want high clock frequency Frequency limited by longest registerto-regist...
Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
Digital Design Chapter 6.1 - 6.3: Optimizations and Tradeoffs 1 6.1 Introduction We now know how to build digital circuits How can we build better circuits? Let\'s consider two important design criteria Delay the time from inputs changing to n...
Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
ECE 474a/574a HW 1 Due at the beginning of class - Friday September 15, 20006 All of the problems listed below are from Vahid\'s \"Digital Design\" book. Problem 2.26 (5 pts) Problem 2.57 (10 pts) Problem 3.38 (10 pts) Problem 4.12 (10 pts) ECE 574a ONL...
Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
ECE 474a/574a - HW 3 Due at the beginning of class - Monday November 27, 20006 Problem 1 (10 pts) - Minimize F= x\'y\'z\' + x\'yz + x\'yz\' + xyz + xy\'z using the Quine-McCluskey algorithm. Problem 2 (12 pts) Provide a short description of each of the fol...
Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
Two-level Logic Optimization Part 1 Overview Synthesis and optimization of digital circuits Process by which a higher-level design specification is converted to a lower-level specification Several levels of synthesis within digital design Manufact...
Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
ECE 474a/574a - HW 2 Due at the beginning of class - Friday October 20, 20006 All of the problems listed below are from Vahid\'s \"Digital Design\" book. Problem 6.24 (5 pts) Problem 4.57 (10 pts) Problem 4.60 (10 pts) Problem 5.5 (10 pts) Problem 5.11 ...
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ECE 474a/574a Optional Practice Problems (Final Exam) 1. Given the following blocking matrix, provide all valid column covers. Which cover is optimal and why? 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 B= 2. Using Espresso\'s EXPAND function, expand F 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 1...
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ECE 474A/574A Programming Project 4: 2-Level Logic Minimizer Deliverables Phase I (20pts): Due April 16, 2008 (Wednesday) at 8:00 pm ECE 474/574A Deliverables Turnin Parser that reads in input file and generates a Verilog or text output file based...
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ECE 474a/574a Optional Practice Problems (Midterm 2) 1. Can the row/column dominance method be utilized to minimize F(a, b, c) = m (0, 1, 2, 5, 7, 6)? If so, provide the minimized equation. If not, explain why and provide alternative methods (you do...
Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
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Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
ECE 474a/574a - Homework 5 Due at the beginning of class April 30, 2007 (Wednesday) 1. (10 points) Using Espresso\'s EXPAND function, expand F 0 F= 0 1 0 1 1 0 2 1 2 1 2 R= 1 2 2 1 0 0 2 0 2. 3. (5 points) Convert F = a xor b xor c into a BDD, u...
Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
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Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
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Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
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Arizona >> ECE >> 474 (Fall, 2009)
ECE 474a/574a - Homework 3 Due at the beginning of class March 12, 2007 (Wednesday) 1. (10 points) Using the Iterated Consensus Method, determine the complete sum of F(a, b, c, d) = ab\'c\' + a\'bc\' + abc\' + a\'b\'. Why is the complete sum important? (10 ...
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ECE 474A/57A Computer-Aided Logic Design Lecture 5 Register-Transfer Level (RTL) Design Digital Design Copyright 2006 Frank Vahid ECE 474a/575a Susan Lysecky 1 of 91 Introduction Controllers Control input/output: single bit (or just a few) repr...
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