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What is the purpose of using behavioural Verilog?
What is the purpose of using behavioural Verilog?
- To describe the functionality and behavior of a digital system (correct)
- To analyze electromagnetic interference in a digital system
- To optimize power consumption in a digital system
- To define the physical layout of transistors in a digital system
In behavioural Verilog, what does a 'reg' keyword represent?
In behavioural Verilog, what does a 'reg' keyword represent?
- A continuous assignment to a variable
- A sequential storage element for a variable (correct)
- A combinational logic gate for a variable
- An input/output terminal for a variable
How does behavioural Verilog differ from structural Verilog?
How does behavioural Verilog differ from structural Verilog?
- Behavioural Verilog is used for analog circuits, while structural Verilog is used for digital circuits
- Behavioural Verilog uses only combinational logic, while structural Verilog uses only sequential logic
- Behavioural Verilog focuses on the function of the design, while structural Verilog focuses on the physical structure (correct)
- Behavioural Verilog is more efficient in terms of power consumption compared to structural Verilog
What is the primary focus of a behavioural Verilog description?
What is the primary focus of a behavioural Verilog description?
What does the 'reg' keyword represent in behavioural Verilog?
What does the 'reg' keyword represent in behavioural Verilog?
When using structural Verilog, what is the main focus of the description?
When using structural Verilog, what is the main focus of the description?