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SEQUENTIAL LOGIC -II

SEQUENTIAL LOGIC -II. Latch versus Register. Latch stores data when clock is low. Register stores data when clock rises. D. Q. D. Q. Clk. Clk. Clk. Clk. D. D. Q. Q. CLK. D. Q. D. D. Clk. CLK. Clk. D. Q. Writing into a Static Latch.

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Designing Sequential Logic Circuits. Rev 1.0: 05/11/03 1.1: 5/23/03 1.2: 5/30/03. Sequential Logic. Finite State Machine (FSM) Pipelined System. 2 storage mechanisms: Positive feedback (SRAM) Charge-based (DRAM). Naming Conventions. In our textbook:

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Designing Sequential Logic Circuits. Rev 1.0: 05/11/03 1.1: 5/23/03. Sequential Logic. Finite State Machine (FSM) Pipelined System. 2 storage mechanisms: Positive feedback (SRAM) Charge-based (DRAM). Naming Conventions. In our textbook:

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Latch versus Register

Latch versus Register. Latch stores data when clock is low. Register stores data when clock rises. D. Q. D. Q. Clk. Clk. Clk. Clk. D. D. Q. Q. Latches. Latch-Based Design. N latch is transparent when f = 0. P latch is transparent when f = 1. f. N. P. Logic.

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EE 466/586 VLSI Design

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