Suppose you have a combinational circuit between two
registers driven by a clock. What will you do if the delay
of the combinational circuit is greater than your clock
signal? (You can't resize the combinational circuit
transistors)
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Answer / adi
Insert a small buffer to increase the skew between the two
regs. This can be quick fix only in some cases though
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Answer / pavankumar v vijapur
use register retiming concept .......
i.e split up comb delay in two paths using a flop
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Answer / ram
when there is a combo delay which is more than the clock
time period, though all the above can be a solution if the
delay is small, normally they mark it as a multi clock cycle
path.
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Answer / guest
Ideally, clock period will be increased (reducing maximum
operation frequency)
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