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Implementing a Function Using Look-Up Tables
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Look-up tables (LUTs) can vary in design and do not need to conform to a specific visual representation. They can be any configuration that accepts two inputs and produces one output. The inclusion of elements like pink squares to represent stored binary values is not mandatory for all LUTs. The essential function of a LUT is to map inputs to outputs, regardless of its physical appearance. Understanding the flexibility in LUT design is crucial for implementing them effectively in various applications.
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Do LUTs need to look exactly like this below? Or can LUTs be any sort of box that has 2 inputs and 1 output?
Also, do LUTs need those pink squares? i.e. stored 1's and 0's inside the LUT as memory.
Also, do LUTs need those pink squares? i.e. stored 1's and 0's inside the LUT as memory.
I am confused with the question it falls under the topic of Rectifier meter,
I feel the peak of the sine input need to be provided to calculate the full scale reading of the meter, 1mA is the resolution of the meter. Any hint to solve this problem?
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