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Unit 2 - Week 1
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Lecture 1: The truth table of the function with output column (01010111) represents a behavioral representation of
Introduction the function.
Lecture 2: Design
The Verilog specification: “assign f = (A & B) | C;” represents a structural representation of the function
Representation f.
A netlist consisting of one 2-input XOR and one 2-input OR gate represents a behavioral
Lecture 3: VLSI
Design Styles representation.
(Part 1) A netlist of predefined modules in Verilog represents a structural representation.
Lecture 4: VLSI No, the answer is incorrect.
Design Styles
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Lecture 5: VLSI
The Verilog specification: “assign f = (A & B) | C;” represents a structural representation of the function f.
Physical Design
Automation (Part
A netlist consisting of one 2-input XOR and one 2-input OR gate represents a behavioral representation.
1)
2) Which of the following statements is true for a 4-input LUT in a typical FPGA? 1 point
Lecture 6: VLSI
Physical Design It can be implemented using a 16x1 static memory block.
Automation (Part It can implement any function of 2-, 3- or 4-variables.
2)
It can implement any function of 4 variables only.
Week 1 Lecture It can also implement a few functions of 5 and 6 variables.
Material
No, the answer is incorrect.
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It can be implemented using a 16x1 static memory block.
It can implement any function of 2-, 3- or 4-variables.
Lecture 1: Note
3) Identify the incorrect statements corresponding to VLSI design styles. 1 point
Lecture 2: Note
In the gate array design style, floorplanning and placement represent the same problem.
Lecture 3: Note
In standard cell design style, the dimensions (heights and widths) of all the cells are the same.
Lecture 4: Note
For the full-custom design style, floorplanning and placement represent the same problem.
Lecture 5: Note Standard cell based design leads to faster circuit realizations as compared to FPGA based design.
Lecture 6: Note
No, the answer is incorrect.
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Solution
In standard cell design style, the dimensions (heights and widths) of all the cells are the same.
Week 2 For the full-custom design style, floorplanning and placement represent the same problem.
4) The minimum number of 4-input LUTS required to realize the following netlist will be ……….., where each
Week 3
rectangular block represents a logic function.
Week 4
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5) Consider a gate array fabrication facility, where the chips designed by three customers X, Y and Z are being
fabricated. X orders 1,000 units, Y orders 2,000 units and Z orders 1,500 units of chips. Assume that the cost of
fabricating the generic masks corresponding to a design is Rs. 5 lakhs, and the cost of customization is Rs.
50,000 for every 500 chips. The total cost of fabrication of all the 4500 chips will be Rs. ………. Lakhs.
Hint
1 point
6) Which of the following can be true for standard cell based designs? 1 point
7) Which of the following represents the correct ordering with respect to speed of circuits (slowest to 1 point
fastest)?
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Given a set of blocks with defined shapes and pin locations, determine their positions on the layout.
Given a set of blocks with flexible shapes, determine their positions on the layout along with spaces for
routing.
Given a set of blocks with flexible shapes, determine their positions on the layout with accurate
estimation of wire lengths.
None of the above.
i. Takes a set of blocks of defined shapes and pin locations, and assigns the blocks
to exact locations on the layout surface.
A. Partitioning
ii. Takes the netlists in some particular order, and provides interconnection among
B. Floorplanning
them.
C. Placement
iii. Tries to assign tentative locations of the blocks on the layout area.
D. Routing
iv. Breaks a netlist into several pieces that can be laid out separately on the layout
surface.
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