Скачать или смотреть Episode 3: Combinational vs Sequential Circuits in Verilog

In this episode of BalamSemiconductor, we dive into the essential difference between combinational and sequential logic, a foundational concept in digital design. Learn how combinational logic produces outputs based only on current inputs, while sequential logic introduces state, memory, and clock synchronization. We explore Verilog coding techniques for both, including assign, always @(*), and always @(posedge clk) constructs. We also cover best practices like complete case statements to avoid unintended latches. Finally, we discuss how these circuits are implemented in FPGAs using LUTs, and in ASICs using standard-cell libraries, highlighting the design tradeoffs between speed, area, and power. This episode is perfect for anyone building a solid understanding of digital hardware architecture.