Timescale in Verilog | System Verilog timescale | Compiler Directive `timescale | Verilog Time delay

In this Video, I have explained about What is Verilog/System Verilog Compiler Directive `timescale. How these `timescale determine the delay units specified in the design. How `timescale will be used to calculate delay units in design.
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[@preetamdewangansirclasses2502]

sir $realtime will equal to 15.6 ns only. $time will be equal to 16ns.

[@Electronicspedia]

Yes you are right. Thanks for highlighting. $time returns the integer value and $realtime returns the real number. 👍👍

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Thanks for your compliments. Sure will do system verilog concepts.

[@Platica.Vasile]

Thank you for the quick video, but for a more thoroughly you should corelate this with a timer to see exactly how the timescale affects the program.

[@nenadmilutinovic4752]

Hello Sir, what will 15.5 be rounded off to? 16 or 15? Thank you in advance!

[@rahulbhadoria_1161]

Thank you Sir for this simple explanation 👏👏🤗

[@preetamdewangansirclasses2502]

sir kindly extend this discussion considering ps as a precision

[@pushpendranayak3235]

Nice