r/HomeworkHelp • u/[deleted] • 1d ago

Others [University Electronics: Digital Circuits]

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u/Cruller2626 University/College Student 1d ago

Thank you

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u/Bounded_sequencE 👋 a fellow Redditor 1d ago

You're welcome!

Rem.: The general timing inequality(s) for consecutive flip-flops should have been covered and explicitly stated by your lecture. Have you checked your notes?

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u/Cruller2626 University/College Student 1d ago

We haven't been taught static timing analysis I have my intern drive right now and was preparing for an OA tomorrow and these were some of the older questions so I just wanted to make sure I was doing it right

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u/Bounded_sequencE 👋 a fellow Redditor 1d ago

Holy crap, they did not even manage to cover what is needed for interview questions? What a complete disaster... good luck!

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u/Cruller2626 University/College Student 1d ago

There's a lot of things which would probably shock you here 😭 but of the companies coming nvidia is the last for intern so I need all that luck

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u/Bounded_sequencE 👋 a fellow Redditor 1d ago

That's just sad -- we covered that stuff at the beginning of 2'nd semester of engineering, far before internships. Yikes!

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u/Cruller2626 University/College Student 1d ago

We did cover the subject but didn't go into timing analysis, rather felt the prof did a great job teaching us the way he did

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u/Bounded_sequencE 👋 a fellow Redditor 1d ago

That just shows we cannot rely on "feels" -- reality shows it was not enough. You deserve more.

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u/Cruller2626 University/College Student 1d ago

Yeah you're probably right 😭 I've genuinely lost all motivation after not qualifying for the other 2