Lecture

Basic Synchronous Digital Circuits and RTL Design

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Description

This lecture covers basic synchronous digital circuits and RTL design, discussing solutions and common mistakes for Assignment 1B. Topics include pulse generation, edge detection, common mistakes in design, and the use of clock and reset signals in logic circuits.

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Electronic engineering: Digital electronics

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