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What does SystemVerilog introduce for sequential logic?
What does SystemVerilog introduce for sequential logic?
- always_high, always_low, and always_maybe
- always_ff, always_latch, and always_comb (correct)
- always_on, always_off, and always_maybe
- always_true, always_false, and always_maybe
Which type of reset does the Unit 3 discuss in HDL Sequential Logic?
Which type of reset does the Unit 3 discuss in HDL Sequential Logic?
- Soft Reset and Hard Reset
- Immediate Reset and Delayed Reset
- Asynchronous Reset and Synchronous Reset (correct)
- Partial Reset and Full Reset
What is always_latch equivalent to?
What is always_latch equivalent to?
- always @(clk, d) (correct)
- always @(posedge clk)
- always @(posedge clk, negedge rst)
- always @(negedge clk)
What is the 'always' statement called in the context of an inverter?
What is the 'always' statement called in the context of an inverter?
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What does SystemVerilog introduce for enabled registers?
What does SystemVerilog introduce for enabled registers?
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