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If An Oscillatory Circuit Is There; What Happens...
1.
If An Oscillatory Circuit Is There; What Happens During (a) Rtl Synthesis (b) Simulation?
Answer»
During the RTL synthesis, the synthesis tool will
GIVE
a
WARNING
during synthesis about the
COMBINATORIAL
feedback loop.
During the simulation the simulation will get
STOPPED
SAYING
the Iteration limit reached.
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