Synchronous Digital Circuits: Principles and Design

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Covers the basic principles and architecture of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and their implementation options for digital circuits.

Covers the tri-state inverter and its role in master-slave flip-flops in digital circuits.

Explores the RTL design flow, chip-level integration, standard cells, and static timing analysis in VLSI design.

Covers pulse generation, edge detection, common design mistakes, and clock/reset signals in logic circuits.

Discusses logic synthesis techniques for designing efficient digital circuits using minterms, maxterms, and new gates like XOR and XNOR.

Provides an overview of finite state machines, covering their design, analysis, and practical applications in digital systems.

Discusses digital logic circuits, focusing on memory systems and their implementation in Verilog.

Covers the design of an Arbiter FSM in VHDL for digital system design, emphasizing access timing management.

Introduces SCOAP measures for testability analysis in VLSI systems, covering controllability, observability, and test vector length prediction.

Covers basic VHDL constructs for RTL design, including arithmetic, multiplexers, registers, and instantiation.