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Computer Principles and Design in Verilog HDL
Yamin Li
Verlag Wiley, 2015
ISBN 9781118841129 , 550 Seiten
Format ePUB
Kopierschutz DRM
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List of Figures
1.1 | Computer system organization |
1.2 | Simplified structure of RISC CPU |
1.3 | Simplified structure of pipelined CPU |
1.4 | On-chip dedicated instruction cache and data cache |
1.5 | Simplified structure of a multithreading CPU |
1.6 | Simplified structure of a multicore CPU |
1.7 | Memory hierarchy |
1.8 | TLB maps virtual address to physical address |
1.9 | I/O interfaces in a computer system |
1.10 | Amdahl's Law examples |
1.11 | Trace-driven simulation |
1.12 | Execution-driven simulation |
1.13 | Supercomputer and interconnection network |
1.14 | Waveform of time counter |
2.1 | Three basic gates and four common gates |
2.2 | Karnaugh map for a 2-to-1 multiplexer |
2.3 | Schematic diagram of a 2-to-1 multiplexer |
2.4 | Waveform of a 2-to-1 multiplexer |
2.5 | Schematic diagram of a CMOS inverter |
2.6 | Schematic diagram of NAND and NOR gates |
2.7 | Schematic diagram of AND and OR gates |
2.8 | Implementing a multiplexer using only NAND gates |
2.9 | Implementing a multiplexer using CMOS transistors |
2.10 | Schematic diagram of multiplexer using tri-state and ordinary gates |
2.11 | Schematic diagram of decoder with enable control |
2.12 | Decoder and encoder |
2.13 | Waveform of a 8-3 priority encoder |
2.14 | A 1-to-8 demultiplexer |
2.15 | Schematic diagram of 32-bit left shifter |
2.16 | Schematic diagram of 32-bit barrel shifter |
2.17 | Schematic diagram of a D latch |
2.18 | Waveform of a D latch |
2.19 | Schematic diagram of an academic D flip-flop |
2.20 | Waveform of an academic D flip-flop |
2.21 | Schematic diagram of an industry D flip-flop |
2.22 | Waveform of an industry D flip-flop |
2.23 | Schematic diagram of a D flip-flop with enable control |
2.24 | Schematic diagram of the JK latch |
2.25 | Schematic diagram of the JK flip-flop |
2.26 | Waveform of the JK flip-flop |
2.27 | Schematic diagram of the T latch |
2.28 | Schematic diagram of the T flip-flop |
2.29 | Waveform of the industry T flip-flop |
2.30 | Schematic diagram of a shift register |
2.31 | Schematic diagram of a FIFO of depth 4 |
2.32 | Waveforms of FIFO 4 |
2.33 | A circular FIFO implemented with RAM |
2.34 | Waveforms of RAM-based FIFO |
2.35 | Two models of the general finite state machine |
2.36 | A counter with a seven-segment LED |
2.37 | Block diagram of a counter with a seven-segment LED |
2.38 | State transition diagram of the counter |
2.39 | Karnaugh map for next state of the counter |
2.40 | Karnaugh map for the output function of the counter |
2.41 | Schematic diagram of 3-bit D flip-flops |
2.42 | Schematic diagram of next state for the counter |
2.43 | Schematic diagram of output function for the counter |
2.44 | Schematic diagram of the counter with a seven-segment LED |
2.45 | Waveform of the up/down counter |
3.1 | Bit's significances of a 16-bit unsigned binary number |
3.2 | Bit's significances of a 16-bit 2's complement signed number |
3.3 | Addition of two 4-bit numbers |
3.4 | Schematic diagram of the full adder |
3.5 | Schematic diagram of full adder (using XOR gates) |
3.6 | Waveform of the full adder |
3.7 | Schematic diagram of 4-bit ripple adder |
3.8 | Schematic diagram of a 4-bit adder/subtracter |
3.9 | Waveform of a 4-bit adder/subtracter |
3.10 | Four-bit carry-lookahead adder |
3.11 | Waveform of the carry-lookahead adder |
3.12 | Multiplication of two 8-bit signed numbers |
3.13 | Implementing a signed multiplier using NAND gates |
3.14 | Waveform of a signed multiplier |
3.15 | First level of the 8-bit Wallace tree |
3.16 | Adders for 7th bit in the 8-bit Wallace tree |
3.17 | Schematic diagram of the 8-bit Wallace tree |
3.18 | Waveform of the 8 × 8 Wallace tree (partial product) |
3.19 | Waveform of 8 × 8 Wallace tree (product) |
3.20 | Schematic diagram of a restoring divider |
3.21 | Waveform of a restoring divider |
3.22 | Schematic diagram of a nonrestoring divider |
3.23 | Waveform of a nonrestoring divider |
3.24 | Schematic diagram of the Goldschmidt divider |
3.25 | Waveform of the Goldschmidt divider |
3.26 | Schematic diagram of 32-bit Newton–Raphson divider |
3.27 | Waveform of the Newton–Raphson divider |
3.28 | Schematic diagram of restoring square rooter |
3.29 | Waveform of the restoring square rooter |
3.30 | Schematic diagram of a nonrestoring square rooter |
3.31 | Waveform of a nonrestoring square rooter |
3.32 | Schematic diagram of the Goldschmidt square rooter |
3.33 | Waveform of the Goldschmidt square rooter |
3.34 | Schematic diagram of the Newton–Raphson square rooter |
3.35 | Waveform of the Newton–Raphson square rooter |
4.1 | ISA as an interface between software and hardware |
4.2 | Little endian and big endian |
4.3 | Data alignment in memory locations |
4.4 | Instruction architecture |
4.5 | MIPS instruction formats |
4.6 | Stack for function call |
4.7 | Pointer of a variable |
4.8 | AsmSim main window |
4.9 | AsmSim program editor window |
4.10 | AsmSim graphics console... |
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