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| | 22C:122/55:132, Lecture 5, Spring 2004 |
 | | Register transfer systems are generally described schematically, using notations based on the standard schematic diagram notations developed by electrical engineers. |
 | | Therefore, if a register is located, in the physical realization of the circuit, near some function that requires the inverted outputs, it is common to extract these directly from the register instead of using inverters to compute the function. |
 | | On the other hand, if the inverse is needed at some distance from the register, the cost of the added inverters may be frequently less than the cost of the extra interconnections needed to move both the Q outputs and the Qbar outputs from the register. |
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