INCT 4

A Binary Adder is a digital circuit that performs the arithmetic sum of two binary numbers provided with any length.

• True

• False

It consists of a series of input variables and a corresponding output value, which is determined by the input variables.

(a)  

(a)   are reconfigurable chips that are made up of individual logic blocks, each of which is composed of a flip flop and a Lookup Table (LUT).

(a)   are binary shift registers used to synchronize logic and save logical states between clock cycles within an FPGA circuit.

Lookup Tables in FPGAs help to significantly reduce the costs of computation and operation as it offers the computational range without requiring the time and massive gate count.

• True

• False

(a)   is produced when there is an asynchronization between what the output is being shown as and what it should be due to the changing and rearranging of bits inside the SRAM of the Lookup table.

(a)   is a machine, instrument, piece of equipment or any other device with internal computing capability

Software such as the logic function example can be designed to perform functions that would be extremely difficult to emulate with discrete logic gates (or relays!).

• True

• False

(a)   can be archived on various kinds of memory media (disk, tape), thus providing an easy way to document and manipulate the function in a “virtual” form; hardware can only be “archived” abstractly in the form of some kind of graphical drawing.

The most complex mathematical model within automata theory for testing different input combinations to analyze a larger system or problem.

(a)