My suggestion is that you always make a clean cut between combinational and sequential logic.
Free heart simple divider software#
This looks like you have a strong background in software development? :) I am asking a help for the enabler=00 situation. I managed to divide my input clock for different cases with using case keyword but for enabler=00 my input clock should be equal to my output clk_enable which i could not manage to do it. If enabler=01 then my input clock should be enabled once in 2 clock signals.If enabler=10 then my input should be divided by 4 etc.
I have a enabler input and an input clock, and an output named clk_enable. It reminded us a bit of Donald Judd’s simple, monumental table made of slotted plywood.I am asked to design simple clock divider circuit for different types of inputs. We learned a mountain along the way and are filing the essence of the idea – slotted panels with connectors – as an essential one for making walls, shelves, who-knows-what?. …and on through the whole the process…misfires-and-all, until he created something truly swell. …and going on to rough sketches where he dreamed and tried out ideas: …starting with the inspiration for the idea: In his post about the room divider he devised, he documents “the whole design process and some of the mess-ups on the way because it’s interesting” Mike could have written our Mission Statement and he and Molly are living these ideals bigtime. I saw it and thought “Yeah, exactly, we’re trying to lead an improvised life.” The website is produced by a collective of people around the common theme of looking at and celebrating the ways that people wing it in their lives with wonderful results. It is so clever and appropriate that I’m jealous that I didn’t come up with it myself. Not too long ago I came across my new favorite website. Embracing the uncertain because that’s where our rudders are guiding us. Doing our various challenges are ways we can buck our trends and pop out of some ruts we were so used to that we didn’t even see them anymore. Exploring crazy ideas rather than shooting them down because they don’t match the templates for success that we hold them up to. I’m not talking about suddenly changing religions or switching from a carnivore to a vegan but more like you just got a gentle nudge that may send you off in an unexpected direction.Ī big part of what Molly and I have been focusing on in the past couple years is really trying to shed our preconceptions of how one is supposed to live. Sometimes you’re cruising along through life and you see someone else doing something so appropriate that it makes you pause and rethink things. They nailed ‘the improvised life’ in a post called “ A Little Help from Our Friends“: We also got a shout-out from our new blog discovery Mike and Molly’s House, just as we were planning to feature their unbelievable Snaptastic Room Divider, an ingenious modular wall made up of an array of panels that are fit together with slotted connectors. Their way and spirit are totally after our own hearts, as we appear to be to them.
We are grateful for our virtual, curiously tangible, community.
It knocked us out, reaffirming what we learn daily as we post, that there is a huge vein of generosity coursing through the world and the internet is a powerful conduit and connector.
One of the amazing and surprising responses to our going “dark” last week were Comments and emails the came in from ‘improvised life’ readers – whom we’ve never actually met – sending words of support, understanding and gratitude for what we’ve been doing over the past year or so.
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