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1. Why PCIe is a serial Protocol? PCIe is a serial protocol because it sends data one bit at a time, as opposed to parallel protocols, which send data multiple bits at a time. There are a number of reasons why PCIe is a serial protocol: Speed: Serial protocols can achieve higher speeds than parallel […]
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Introduction: The queue is a special data type in System Verilog that works on the principle of FIFO (First in First Out). Thus, the element that is stored first in the queue is retrieved first, just as the case in the real-life queue. What is Queue in System Verilog? Concept of push and pop:-
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Design Process: -ASICs are designed from scratch to meet a specific set of requirements, while SoCs are built around an existing processor architecture (X86, ARM, RISC V), and incorporate a combination of pre-designed and custom built components. Configurability: – ASICs can not be reprogrammed, while SOCs can be reprogrammed to add a new functionality or
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The architecture of an SoC typically consists of the following components: Processor/Core: This is the central processing unit (CPU) or core that executes instructions and performs computations. It can be a microcontroller, microprocessor, or even a multi-core processor. Memory: SoCs include various types of memory, such as RAM (Random Access Memory) for temporary data storage
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Verilog has been a widely used hardware description language (HDL) in the VLSI industry for several decades. While System Verilog has gained popularity as an extension of Verilog, it is important to note that Verilog continues to be widely used and supported in the industry. Both Verilog and System Verilog have their own significance and applications. Here are
Getting into the VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) industry requires a combination of education, skills, networking, and persistence. Here are some steps you can follow to enter the VLSI industry: 1. Learn the Basics: Start with a degree in electrical engineering, electronics, or computer science. 2. Specialize: Take courses in VLSI design to gain specific
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