@@SemiDesign If i am not wrong ,you are deepak sir from 3st technology ? I am a student of IIMT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. We visited 3st technologies in second year .I am here through your WhatsApp description . Currently I am doing training at truechip solutions ,noida . These lectures are nice and informative . Keep up the good work 👍.
If multiple statements are put in a begin-end block without any delay. Then that means that they all fall under Active region of #0 timestamp. So they will be executed sequentially or in random order?
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@@SemiDesign If i am not wrong ,you are deepak sir from 3st technology ?
I am a student of IIMT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. We visited 3st technologies in second year .I am here through your WhatsApp description .
Currently I am doing training at truechip solutions ,noida .
These lectures are nice and informative .
Keep up the good work 👍.
@@shubham-therealclasher5939
You were graduated or under graduate or you joined as an intern ?
good content ,nicely explained
Same voice as in vlsi easy channel
If multiple statements are put in a begin-end block without any delay. Then that means that they all fall under Active region of #0 timestamp. So they will be executed sequentially or in random order?
Statements inside a begin-end block get executed sequentially.
always @(*) will include all variables in the sensitivity list including clk. why u r saying it will include only a..