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COMPUTER ENGINEER
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Hardwired Control Unit Part 2 - Delay Elemnt Method
Hardwired Control Unit Part 2 - Delay Elemnt Method
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Hardwired contol unit Part 1 - State Table Method
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address and control buses are taught later in the course as it requires a bit more of background information to understand it
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CACHES-COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND ARCHITECTURE
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Sir thank you for this.A very serious and excellent work .!! I hope to see more like this.Thanks again.
Where is 5 +4 =9?in output
I liked it.
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best explaination ever ,you deserve more subscribers and views and likes , thanks a lot
how this code can be converted in code of 32 bit ALU..??
nice explanation :) :)
Hi, I’ve a doubt here. In the Test bench on line 15, it says “+ 8’h01;” but alu_sel is just a 4 bit, so it possible to give 8 bits as input? By the way this is video is excellent and each line explained so well. Thanks for your work!
Have run the code with both " 8'h01 an 4'h01''". It doesn't throw any error and doesn't any change in the output. However in the test bench, whilst intialising the alu_sel to zero (ALU_sel = 4'h0;) it requires a delay it seems(ALU_sel = 4'h0; #10;) if not it just skipping "0000" and goes straight to "0001" and so on.
superb explanation.. could you please send your email id. I have some clarifications regarding verilog. thanks
Thank you so much.. it helped :-)
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Amazing and easy explanation