Latch is not that BAD - Latch Vs Flip-flop

Latches are something in your design which always needs attention. There are tools that help designers pin-point existence of latches in their design as ‘must know’ information. And then, it is the designer's responsibility to correct if the latch usage is unintentional, as this could easily have happened due to poor RTL coding practices.Once the latch existence is acknowledged at synthesis level, then the downstream tools follow those...

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AN INTRODUCTION TO 5G TECHNOLOGY

5G mobile telecommunication standards stand for  fifth-generation advancements made in the mobile communications field. These comprise packet switched wireless systems using orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) with wide area coverage, high throughput at millimetre waves (10 mm to 1 mm) covering a frequency range of 30 GHz to 300 GHz, and enabling a 20 Mbps data rate to distances up to 2 km. The millimetre-wave band is the most effective solution to the recent surge in wireless Internet usage. These specifications...

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Netwon's law of gravitation

Newton's law of Gravitation states that "the gravitational force between any 2 bodies is directly proportional to product of their masses and inversely proportional to square of the distance between  them from center of their masses." Suppose  2 bodies each having their masses"m1" and "m2" and distance between them from center of their masses be "d" then according to Newton's law of gravitation                                   Gravitational...

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