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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51. The wave-drive sequence of a stepper motor has more torque and operates more smoothly than the full-step sequence at moderate speeds.
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52. In the digital clock project, the ENT input and RCO output can be used for synchronous counter cascading.
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53. In the digital clock project, the 60 Hz signal is sent through a Schmitt-trigger circuit to produce sine wave pulses at the rate of 60 pps.
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54. In the digital clock project, when it is 11:59:59, AND gate 1 detects that the tens of hours is 1 and the edge trigger clock moves the display to 12:00:00.
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55. In the keypad HDL encoder, after releasing a key the ring counter resumes its counting sequence.
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56. In the keypad HDL encoder, the freeze bit detects when a key is released.
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57. In HDL when a circuit is simulated on a computer, the designer must create all the different scenarios that will be experienced by the actual circuit and must also know the proper response to those inputs.
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58. In the keypad HDL encoder, NANDing of the columns is used to activate the freeze bit.
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