Here is a layout of 2 bit multiplier …:)

the layout

No wonder Pentium processors’ layout looks “STICKY”

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hope you enjoy … talking to her ..:)

While the other channels were providing better noise than the gaussian (there was’t much information in it ). i was waiting for something ‘something which i used to wake up for when i was small’. It was 4:30 then 5:00 and  still it was the noise.(my favorite noise not because it is fully governed by mean and variance “i like this noise both in TV and Radio”)

It was around 5:45 the gaussian noise changed to a hummmmm sound “I remembered of the rainbow colors in television which was usually accompanied with this particular sound”. (“DDK CHENNAI is also used to be written in it”)

All of a sudden it comes I was waiting for it for past 2 hours or so as if it were few years… i still can’t express what i felt then. although i don’t know much about it still it was superb.

Have you ever listened to it ????

2007 paper- refers to the 2007 paper which is also written by the same person who wrote 2006 paper

flipf- refers to a 13 bit input output flip-flop

clk- clock

inp- standard input to the file

oup-standard output from the file

inpr- real input similarly oupr

inpi- imaginary input similarly oupi

prefix t to any variable like toupr- to show its temporary variable or wire, in verilog

prefix d to any variable like dinpi- to show that it is a delayed input

precision.pdf – a paper to decide the bit length

ccmul – a complex multiplier

csdmul- a complex cannonical signed digit multiplier

ncsd- new csd multiplier

ultimate – a xls file which was the result of Murali and EC’s work

superultimate – a xls file which the newer version with inprovements over ultimate

r4- 4 point fft

r16 – 16 point fft

pre64-  a misnomer it is not related to 64

bf1 – butterfly 1 (something related to fft architecture)

bf2 – butterfly 2

first2- the first two stages together is know as first stage

synchronization – to make two independently working blocks work together (really a big head ache)

overtime- any work after 6 in the evening

implementation- to put everything in the hardware

cow- probably the last cownter of our this summer project

spoj- the magical word to wake it.(you know who ?)

game of life- a game which we played in matlab for few dayz. huh….

as of now this much only. if you dont understand anything “just leave it Its time waste for you”.

My first google search after I saw the movie is “chaos theory”. Obviously I followed the wiki link. There I saw about chaos theory it was all blah blah blah. Didn’t understand anything but found something interesting.

There is a seperate column there named “Chaos theory in media” which has only one movie “Jurrasic Park”.

So I thought let me do one good thing to wiki let me add Dasavathaaram to the list. But was shocked to see that it was once there in the list but was removed.

See this to know why it was removed “Talk:Chaos Theory”

I don’t know what to comments on the following lines which is from the talk.

“If he receives an Oscar next year, we will add the movie to the list. Until then I consider it just linkspam to get any attention to this what ever Tamil language feature film…!?”

This has put me thinking whether Dasavathaaram will win oscar ? Hope hopen

--- Why God never received a PhD.

 1. He had only one major publication.
 2. It was in Hebrew.
 3. It had no references.
 4. It wasn't published in a refereed journal.
 5. Some even doubt he wrote it by himself.
 6. It may be true that he created the world, but what has he done
    since then?
 7. His cooperative efforts have been quite limited.
 8. The scientific community has had a hard time replicating his
    results.
 9. He never applied to the ethics board for permission to use
    human subjects.
 10.When one experiment went awry he tried to cover it by
    drowning his subjects.
 11.When subjects didn't behave as predicted, he deleted them from
    the sample.
 12.He rarely came to class, just told students to read the book.
 13.Some say he had his son teach the class.
 14.He expelled his first two students for learning.
 15.Although there were only 10 requirements, most of his students
    failed his tests.
 16.His office hours were infrequent and usually held on a
    mountaintop.
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