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    9 circuits - each circuit may or may not have a defect - If a circuit is faulty, it will have no more than one line stuck to logic '1' or '0' - If a circuit has a defect, you will determine what is possibly defective you will turn in a report describing your approach, results, and analysis of your results the report is due on the last day of class (Thurs) at midnight the bit files for each circuit, ckt1.bit -

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    754 Project: Dr. J. M. Emmert

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    9 circuits - each circuit may or may not have a defect - If a circuit is faulty, it will have no more than one line stuck to logic '1' or '0' - If a circuit has a defect, you will determine what is possibly defective you will turn in a report describing your approach, results, and analysis of your results the report is due on the last day of class (Thurs) at midnight the bit files for each circuit, ckt1.bit -

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    754

    Project

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    Instructions
    • For this project you will test nine circuits
    – Each circuit may or may not have a defect
    – If a circuit is faulty, it will have no more than one line stuck to
    logic ‘1’ or ‘0’
    – If a circuit has a defect, you will determine what is possibly
    defective
    • You will turn in a report describing your approach, results,
    and analysis of your results
    • The report is due on the last day of class (Thurs) at
    midnight
    • The bit files for each circuit, ckt1.bit – ckt9.bit, can be
    found in ~emmert/754/project/

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    circuit1 a

    f b
    ds1 g
    ds2
    ds3 e c
    ds4 d
    a
    ds5
    ds6
    ds7
    ds8

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    circuit2 a

    f b
    ds1 g
    ds2
    ds3 e c
    ds4 d
    a
    ds5
    ds6
    ds7
    ds8

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    circuit3 a

    f b
    ds1 g
    ds2
    ds3 e c
    ds4 d
    a
    ds5
    ds6
    ds7
    ds8

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    a

    f b
    g

    circuit4 e
    d
    c

    ds1
    ds2 f

    ds3
    ds4
    a
    ds5
    ds6

    ds7 b
    ds8

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    a

    f b
    g

    circuit5 e
    d
    c

    ds1
    ds2 f

    ds3
    ds4
    a
    ds5
    ds6

    ds7 b
    ds8

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    a

    f b
    g

    circuit6 e
    d
    c

    ds1
    ds2 f

    ds3
    ds4
    a
    ds5
    ds6

    ds7 b
    ds8

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    a

    f b
    circuit7 g

    e c
    d
    ds1
    ds2
    ds3 f
    ds4
    a
    ds5
    ds6 b
    ds7
    ds8

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    a

    f b
    circuit8 g

    e c
    d
    ds1
    ds2
    ds3 f
    ds4
    a
    ds5
    ds6 b
    ds7
    ds8

    Dr. J. M. Emmert
    a

    f b
    circuit9 g

    e c
    d
    ds1
    ds2
    ds3 f
    ds4
    a
    ds5
    ds6 b
    ds7
    ds8

    Dr. J. M. Emmert

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