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Title: what are the port in the digital design Post by liletian on Nov 2nd, 2018, 7:16pm Hi WHat are the port in the digital design? Are they referred to input and output? How about clock? Can anyone please give an explanation or refer some documents? Thanks |
Title: Re: what are the port in the digital design Post by Andrew Beckett on Nov 3rd, 2018, 10:54am This is a rather vague question - I can't even guess what you're hoping to get back as an answer or what your question means. My assumption is that you must be a student, in which case you should speak to your tutor or supervisor. Regards, Andrew. |
Title: Re: what are the port in the digital design Post by Maks on Nov 13th, 2020, 11:06pm In general, a "port" is a point of connection of a net to the "external world". The "external world" may be a higher hierarchy level cell/design, or a pad, or a pin of a chip/package. The term "port" is use din both digital and analog designs. In layout, "port" is often called "pin", which creates some confusion - because the term "pin" is often used for device instance terminals/pins. |
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