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Circuitos Digitales III

I. I NTRODUCTION A. Code or algorithms

Lo cambio por que si If you use some algorithms or code, in this section you
must explain each line of the code, as is show in the code
1, where is explained the creation of a function to add two
integers.
1 #include <stdio.h> // The library that contains
the input/output definitions
2 #include <stdint.h> // The library that contains
the standard to use integers
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4 /* Declaration of the function */
5 int addition(int number_1, int number_2);
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7 int main () {
Figure I.1. www.omron-ap.com 8 int result; // Variable to store the
result of the addition
9 result = addition(123, 456); // Call the
II. M ATERIALS function addition and store the
result in a variable
You must list the materials or equipment used during the
10 printf( "The addition is : %d\n", result
practice. ); // print the value of the
variable result
1) Micro controller 11 return 0; // End the program
2) Leds 12 }
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3) Voltage source 14 /* Application of the function Addition */
4) Resistances 15
5) Switch 16 int addition(int number_1, int number_2){ //
Implementation of the function Addition
17 return number_1 + number_2; // Add two
III. D ESIGN integers and return the result
18 }
In this section you expose how you made the design of
the circuit, if you develop a digital circuit, in this section Code 1. Declaration of an user defined function
you must show how are the digital components connected. If you want to show an algorithm it can be done by the
If you made use of equations, If you made use of equa- use of the package algorithm.
tions, these can’t be written as X = 2yˆ 2 + root(4y), this
must be written as: Algorithm 1 My algorithm
1 T
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1: procedure M Y P ROCEDURE
vC (t) = iC (t)d(t) + vC0 (III.1) 2: stringlen ← length of string
C 0
3: i ← patlen
Where you must describe each of the variables in the
4: top:
equation:
5: if i > stringlen then return false
vC (t): Voltage in the capacitor at time t; 6: j ← patlen
C: Capacitance value 7: loop:
T : Period of the signal 8: if string(i) = path(j) then
iC (t): Current in the capacitor at time t 9: j ← j − 1.
vC0 ): Voltage in the capacitor at time 0; 10: i ← i − 1.
11: goto loop.
It’s recommended this on line equation editor http://www. 12: close;
hostmath.com/ 13: i ← i + max(delta1 (string(i)), delta2 (j)).
If you want to reduce the quantity of the main text in 14: goto top.
LATEX, you can use the instruction input, here you can
use to call tables, or a large text. This example was taken from https://tex.stackexchange.
com/questions/163768/write-pseudo-code-in-latex
Hexadecimal Decimal Binario
2316 3510 1000112
0x23 35 b100011 IV. R ESULTS
$23 – 100011b
Table III.1 In this section you must use graphs or tables to show the
N UMERIC BASE REPRESENTATION results obtained in the laboratory, to made easy the use of
tables use this on line resource http://www.tablesgenerator.
com/.
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V. C ONCLUSIONS
This section musn’t be compulsory. Here you will write the
most important things that you achieve, be sure that you
avoid to replicate the introduction section. Finally write
about the applications of the laboratory, for example if you
development a UART unit you see it in a lot of devices
like the Arduino.
Although a conclusion may review the main points of the
paper, do not replicate the abstract as the conclusion. A
conclusion might elaborate on the importance of the work
or suggest applications and extensions. Make sure that the
whole text of your paper observes the textual arrangement
on this page

VI. R EFERENCES
The references must be done using the IEEE layout.

R EFERENCES
[1] N. J. Macias, Ring Around the PIG: A Parallel GA With Only Local
Interactions Coupled With a Self-Reconfigurable Hardware platform
to Implement an O Evolutionary Cycle for Evolvable Hardware,
From Proceedings of the 1999 Congress on Evolutionary Computation
IEEE.(1999)