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➡️ #FPGA #VHDL  #SoC # System-on-Chip  #Processor #SoftProcessors #DigitalCircuits #DigitalSystems FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays) are programmable electronic devices that allow for the creation of customized digital circuits. Unlike ASICs (Application-Specific Integrated Circuits), which are integrated circuits specifically designed for one application, FPGAs can be programmed and reprogrammed to perform different tasks. ➡️  One of the most important advantages of FPGAs is their ability to implement soft processors, which are processors that are implemented in the FPGA using a hardware description language (HDL). Soft processors allow designers of integrated systems to create more complex and flexible systems than would be possible with conventional integrated circuits. ➡️  The importance of using soft processors in FPGAs lies in the ability to create highly customized integrated systems, tailored to specific user needs. Soft processors can be optimized for a...

➡️  #SoC # System-on-Chip  #Processor #FPGA In the world of digital electronics, the use of #SoCs or System-on-Chip is becoming increasingly common in digital system designs. These integrated circuits contain everything needed to implement a complete system on a single chip, greatly simplifying the design process and reducing the size, cost, and power consumption of the final system. A typical SoC includes multiple functional blocks such as a processor, memory, peripheral controllers, communication interfaces, and other specialized circuits. Depending on the system's needs, the designer can choose from a wide range of SoCs available in the market, which vary in size, processing capability, and features. The advantages of using SoCs in digital system designs include: ➡️ Integration of multiple functions in a single chip: SoCs allow integration of everything needed to implement a complete system on a single chip, reducing the size and cost of the final system. ➡️ Simplified desi...

  ➡️  #RTC #Arduino #DFRobot About this item This real-time clock #RTC module uses the SD3031 chip, which has an integrated crystal oscillator and temperature compensator. This provides high-precision timing and stability. At a temperature of 25 °C, the accuracy is maintained at ±3.8ppm (±0.32832 seconds/day). The SD3031 can be powered by button-cell batteries. This allows for accurate timing even when the main power source is interrupted. The RTC keeps track of seconds, minutes, hours, days of the week, dates of the month, and months and years. It also automatically adjusts the date at the end of each month and includes leap year corrections. The SD3031 has a built-in 70-byte SRAM for low-power data storage. Please note that due to recent air cargo regulations, special items such as batteries, magnets, and liquids are strictly audited for air transport. As a result, the RTC module does not come with batteries. You will need to purchase them locally. The button cell model that...