How do you detect if two 8-bit signals are same?
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Answer / pvsreddy
by using X-OR(Exclusive-OR ) gate and checking using zero
flag ( it should be set if two 8-bit signals are same) .
also the accumulator contents will also become all bits
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Answer / priyanka kokil
By using XNOR gate if the signals are same then only the
output will be one otherwise not.
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Answer / nag
PVSReddy is correct answer.
In Ex-OR gate:
1 - 1:0
1 - 0:1
0 - 1:1
0 - 0:0
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Answer / saravanan
by doing ex-or operation and checking zero flag. if zero
flag is set means two 8 bit signals are same.
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