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true and false about verilog 21. Named events are synthesizable. 22. Some specia

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true and false about verilog

21. Named events are synthesizable.
22. Some special hardware can be implemented to detect the value "x".
23. "casex" and "casez" support dont care values in both case branch expression and case expression.
24. Procedural assignment assigns values to register variables.
25. "?" is alternative for "x" in a casez branch expression.
26. A net does not store value (except trireg) unless it is driven.
27. By default, Verilog simulation time unit is unspecified.
28. Level sensitive latch can be described using an if statement.
29. Asynchronous feedback is always encouraged in Verilog HDL code.

Explanation / Answer

21. Named events are synthesizable.= FALSE

As events come under non-synthesizable

22. Some special hardware can be implemented to detect the value "x"=TRUE

Generally An X bit might be a 0, 1, Z, or in transition. We can set bits to be X in situations where we don’t care what the value is. This can help catch bugs and improve synthesis quality. A wire is used to detect them

23. "casex" and "casez" support dont care values in both case branch expression and case expression.= TRUE

Thay support don’t care values in either the case expression and/or the case item when doing case comparison.

24. Procedural assignment assigns values to register variables=TRUE

The procedural assignment, which assigns values to variables

25."?" is alternative for "x" in a casez branch expression=FALSE

Only "z" and "?" are allowed

26. A net does not store value (except trireg) unless it is driven=TRUE

They do not store values but there is only one exception - trireg, which stores a previously assigned value

27. By default, Verilog simulation time unit is unspecified= TRUE

The timescale line is very important in the verilog simulation, because there are no any default delays specified by the verilog


28. Level sensitive latch can be described using an if statement = TRUE

Latch-Level sensitive is described by if statement

29. Asynchronous feedback is always encouraged in Verilog HDL code=FALSE

Because it may reset