Digital System Projects Using HDL Questions and Answers
The Digital System Projects Using HDL questions with answers section focuses on VHDL and Verilog-based digital design. These programming questions and answers are ideal for ECE students preparing for hardware design roles or competitive exams. You’ll learn about combinational and sequential circuits, FPGA implementation, and simulation testing through well-explained MCQs. Practicing these helps you understand how HDL languages model real hardware systems, a key skill for interviews at Intel, DRDO, and TCS Electronics divisions.
Digital System Projects Using HDL
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31. Top-down design means that we start at the highest level of the hierarchy, or that the entire project is considered to exist in a closed dark box with inputs and outputs.
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32. The frequency counter measures frequency by enabling a counter to count the number of pulses of the incoming waveform during a precisely specified period of time called the sampling time.
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33. In the digital clock project, frequency prescaling is used to take a 1 pps input and transform it into a 60 pps timing signal.
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34. One of the first steps in any HDL project is to define its scope by knowing the nature of all the signals that are interconnected to pieces of the project.
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35. In HDL, one of the strategies used in strategic planning is to find a way to test each piece of the project.
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36. A very critical dimension in project management is the time your boss will give you to complete the HDL project.
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37. In the keypad HDL encoder, the data signal is used to combine the row and column encoder data to make a 4-bit value representing the key that was pressed.
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38. One CASE construct inside another CASE construct is called a do-loop.
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39. A frequency counter is a circuit that can measure and display the frequency of a signal.
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40. In the digital clock project, a MOD-60 BCD counter is made from a MOD-10 counter cascaded to a MOD-6 BCD counter.
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