Synchronous circuits are digital circuits where the changes in the state of memory elements are synchronized to a clock signal. They use a clock to coordinate the timing of operations, ensuring that all parts of the circuit operate in sync. Asynchronous circuits, on the other hand, do not rely on a clock signal and operate based on the availability of input signals. Asynchronous circuits can be faster since they don’t wait for a clock signal, but they are more complex to design due to the need for careful management of signal timing to avoid race conditions and glitches.
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AMBA stands for Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture. What is a Microcontroller ?? A microcontroller is a small computer on a single ...
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In System Verilog, a thread or process is a segment of code that operates independently as a distinct entity. During the verification proces...
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