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Home Work Tuesday

The document covers topics related to RC circuits, including the differences between low-pass and high-pass filters, calculations for cutoff frequencies, and output voltage behavior at varying frequencies. It also addresses digital electronics concepts such as number base conversions, the differences between combinational and sequential circuits, and the design of multiplexers and flip-flops in Verilog. Additionally, it discusses important timing parameters in digital circuits and the purpose of various Verilog constructs.

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Home Work Tuesday

The document covers topics related to RC circuits, including the differences between low-pass and high-pass filters, calculations for cutoff frequencies, and output voltage behavior at varying frequencies. It also addresses digital electronics concepts such as number base conversions, the differences between combinational and sequential circuits, and the design of multiplexers and flip-flops in Verilog. Additionally, it discusses important timing parameters in digital circuits and the purpose of various Verilog constructs.

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RC Circuits

1. Explain the difference netween a Low-Pass Filter and a High-Pass Filter in terms of
frequency response.
2. A LPF has a resistance R = 1K ohm and capacitance C = 1 micro F. Calculate the cutoff
frequency Fc.
3. What happens to the output voltage of a HPF as the input Frequency:
a. Approaches zero
b. Approaches infinity
4. Design a RC HPF with a cutoff frequency of 1kHz using a resistor of R = 10k ohm find the
required capacitance C.
5. In RC LPF, the input voltage is Vin = 5 sin ( 2 pi * 1000t) volts. If the cutoff frequency is
500Hz, calculate approximate output Voltage Vout at the given input frequency assume the
filter has a unity gain at low frequencies.
Digital Electronics & Verilog

1. Complete the Table

Decimal Binary Octal Hexa


143.75
11011.101
37.6
12B

2. find equivalent for the given numbers


a. (324)5 = ( ? )10
b. (32.23)4 = ( ? )10
c. (231)10 = ( ? )7
d. (189)5 = ( ? )6
3. Convert frome base 3 into base 9 [ 12010210.11202221(3) = (?)(9) ].
4. Convert Binary into gray
a. 10101
b. 01110
5. Convert Gray to binary
a. 01101
b. 10101
6. What is the difference between Combinational & Sequential circuits.
7. Design 2:1 mux using basic gates ( AND, OR, NOT )
8. Explain what happens when a flip-flop experiences metastability and how it can be mitigated
?
9. Define Setup Time and Hold Time in Flip-flops.
10. What is propagation delay in digital circuits? Why is it important ?
11. What is the difference between synchronous and asynchronous Counters?
12. Explain Edge triggering and Level Triggering in flip-flops.
13. Describe the working of any any 2 flip-flop with its truth table. ( JK, SR, D, T)
14. What is the purpose of the module keyword in verilog ?
15. what is the default value of an uninitialized reg in verilog ?
16. What is the difference between wire and reg in verilog ?
17. Design a NOT gate using NAND gates only & write verilog code for same.
18. what does always Block in verilog do? Provide an example.
19. Write Verilog code for 2:1 Mux (using same logic in Q.7)

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