Comparison – FDMA, TDMA and CDMA
PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION: FDMA: TDMA: CDMA:
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PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION: FDMA: TDMA: CDMA:
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The ionosphere is divided meteorologically into different regions or layers and each layer exhibit different characteristics. The layers of the ionosphere are: D-Layer E-Layer Es-Layer F1-Layer F2-Layer 1. Characteristics of D-Layer: It is the lowest layer of the ionosphere. It exists at an average height of 70 km. Its thickness is 10 km. It exists
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1. A synthesized circuit’s operation may be functionally correct, but it may not meet one or more timing constraints given in its specification. A timing simulation allows us to determine the speed at which the synthesized logic will operate when later programmed into the target PLD. 2, Timing simulations are also referred to as post-
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1. A place-and-route (or fitter) tool is software used to automatically map or fit synthesized logic to a target PLD’s architecture. 2. The place operation selects and configures specific logic primitives in the PLD’s architecture for each logic primitive in the technology dependent netlist. 3. The route operation determines the path for each connection between
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1. In electronics, logic synthesis is the process by which an abstract form of desired circuit behaviour, typically at RTL level, is turned into a design implementation in terms of logic gates, typically by a computer program called a synthesis tool. 2. The synthesized logic is optimized in terms of area (number of gates) and/or
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