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Updated 18 Aug 2024

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Q1. What is skew issue in a given circuit?

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Skew issue in a circuit refers to the difference in arrival times of signals at different parts of the circuit.

  • Skew can cause timing violations and affect the overall performance of the circuit.

  • Skew can be caused by variations in wire lengths, temperature, voltage, etc.

  • Skew can be reduced by using techniques like clock gating, buffer insertion, and proper routing.

  • Example: In a flip-flop circuit, if the clock signal arrives at the second flip-flop later than the first one, it ...read more

Q2. FSM and Rtl of sequence detector

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Sequence detector is a digital circuit that detects a specific sequence of bits in a stream of input data.

  • FSM (Finite State Machine) is commonly used to design sequence detectors.

  • RTL (Register Transfer Level) describes the behavior of digital circuits using registers and logic gates.

  • Example: A sequence detector that detects '1010' in a stream of binary data.

  • Example: FSM states for this detector could be S0, S1, S2, S3 representing different parts of the sequence.

Q3. How does FIFO work

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FIFO (First In, First Out) is a method for organizing and manipulating a data buffer, where the first element added is the first to be removed.

  • FIFO is a queue data structure where elements are added to the end and removed from the front.

  • It follows the principle of 'First In, First Out', meaning the first element added is the first to be removed.

  • Example: A printer queue where the first document sent to print is the first one to be printed.

  • Example: A line at a grocery store whe...read more

Q4. Explain on chip Protocols

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On-chip protocols are communication standards used for data transfer within a single integrated circuit.

  • On-chip protocols define how different components on a chip communicate with each other

  • Common on-chip protocols include AXI, AHB, SPI, I2C, and UART

  • These protocols specify the format of data, timing, and control signals for communication

  • They help ensure compatibility and interoperability between different components on the chip

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Q5. Talk about EE background

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I have a strong background in Electrical Engineering with a focus on emulation.

  • Completed a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

  • Specialized in emulation technologies during postgraduate studies

  • Worked on projects involving FPGA emulation for hardware testing

  • Familiar with Verilog and VHDL programming languages

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