Saturday, November 27, 2021

objective questions DSD HDL

 

multiple choice questions 















4) The Verilog is modelled for the ________ devices.

  • A. condution
  • B.electrical
  • C.electronics
  • D.All of the above



6) The _________ is the first version of the Verilog.

  • A. IEEE standard 1364-1994
  • B.IEEE standard 1364-2000
  • C.IEEE standard 1364-1995
  • D.IEEE standard 1364-1997


8) ________ provides multiple-valued logic with eight signal strength.

  • A. C
  • B.Verilog
  • C.C++
  • D.Java


9) _______ is a superset of Verilog.

  • A. Verilog
  • B.System Verilog
  • C.VHDL
  • D.System VHDL

11) _________ hardware description language is more flexible.

  • A. C
  • B.Java
  • C.Verilog
  • D.VHDL

20) ________ operator is used to trigger an event.

  • A. @
  • B.&
  • C.$$
  • D.==

21) In continuous assignment statement LHS can be _________.

  • A. Vector net
  • B.Scalar net Vector net
  • C.Concatenation of both
  • D.All of the above

22) ________ is used to introduce delays in a circuit.

  • A. Flip-flops
  • B.EXOR gate
  • C.Inverter
  • D.Buffer

23) Arrays are not allowed for _________.

  • A. characters
  • B.time
  • C.real
  • D.bool

24) @posedge means ________ .

  • A. Transition from 0 to 1,x or z
  • B.Transition from x to 1
  • C.Transition from z to 1
  • D.Transition from z to x

26) The wait statement is _________.

  • A. edge sensitive
  • B.level sensitive
  • C.Both A and B
  • D.None of the above

27) The possible values of the == operator are __________.

  • A. 0
  • B.1
  • C.x
  • D.All of the above

28) The default value for reg data type is ______.

  • A. 0
  • B.1
  • C.x
  • D.z

29) __________ is used to overwrite the value of a parameter during module instantiation.

  • A. `ifdef
  • B.`timescale
  • C.`define
  • D.`include

30) ______ defines special parameters in the specify block.

  • A. specparam
  • B.param
  • C.defparam
  • D.parameter








 





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