Interactive Graphical Interface Enhances Micro-Programmed Sequential Machine Design (.PDF Download)

Feb. 13, 2017

Different design approaches, techniques, and architectures are widely used for synchronous sequential machines. In particular, the micro-programmed machine approach offers important features such as speed, flexibility, a fixed hardware architecture, and a reduced instruction set (Count Conditional “CC”; Count Unconditional “CU”; Branch Conditional “BC”; Branch Unconditional “BU”; Count / Branch Conditional “CBC”). This has the objective of adapting the machine-design solution to the fixed hardware. Its main disadvantages are that it’s tedious and there’s a high probability of making mistakes in the process of manual instructions assembly...

Register or Sign in below to download the full article in .PDF format, including high-resolution graphics and schematics when applicable.

Sponsored

A Designer's Guide to Lithium (Li-ion) Battery Charging

This designer's guide helps you discover how you can safely and rapidly charge lithium (LI-ion) batteries to 20%-70% capacity in about 20-30 minutes.

Your Guide to Measuring Mixers with VNAs

Mixers are an essential component in many electronic circuits. Learn more about how to measure mixers with a VNA.

Get Started with USB-C Power Delivery

Integrating USB Type-C connectors into designs requires developers pay careful attention to proper connector options and recommended layout guidelines.

Power Topologies Handbook

Buy ICs, tools & software directly from TI. Request samples, enjoy faster checkout, manage orders online and more with your myTI account.