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6.2.2. Timing Simulation
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- 1.
What is timing simulation?
Hint
Think about how timing is important in circuits.
- 2.
Define propagation delay.
Hint
Consider how fast signals travel in a circuit.
- 3.
What is the primary purpose of timing simulation?
- To ensure logical correctness
- To check timing constraints
- To create a synthesis report
Hint
Which option relates to timing and real-world conditions?
- 4.
True or False: Propagation delay affects how long it takes for data to be latched in a flip-flop.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the timing aspects of a flip-flop.
- 5.
A circuit requires a setup time of 10ns, has a propagation delay of 6ns, and the clock period is 15ns. Can the data be reliably latched?
Hint
Calculate the total time and compare it to the setup time.
- 6.
In a system with a clock period of 20ns, a flip-flop has a setup time of 8ns and hold time of 5ns. If the signal changes at 12ns after the clock edge, what will the outcome be?
Hint
Reflect on the definition of hold time.
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