The register R2 has a hold time constraint. Its input, D2, must
not change until some time, T_hold, after the rising edge of
the clock. According to above Figure D2 might change as soon as
t_ccq(clock to q contamination delay) + tcd(combinational path
contamination delay) after the rising edge of the clock.
Hence we find,
t_ccq + t_cd >= t_hold (proved)
(c)
we know setup time equation
T_clock >= clock propagation delay + combination block delay + setup time
T_clk >= 80 + 3*40 + 50 ps
T_clk min = 250 ps
f_max = 1/T_clk min = 1/250 = 4 GHz (Answer)
(b) Using a timing diagram showing the clk, Q1 and D2 signals, explain the following timing const...
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