What is clock feed through?
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Answer / sunil b r
he accumulation of a small positive charge on the source of
a MOS switch which occurs after the switch has been turned
off due to the parasitic capacitance that exists between the
gate and the source of the transistor, known as clock
feedthrough, is reduced by utilizing a split-gate MOS
transistor, and by continuously biasing one of the gates of
the split-gate transistor.
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Answer / sudeep
Assume u have 2-3 partitions in ur design and now if the
clk for the second partition hs to go thru the first
partition, then the tool doesnt know which is the source or
root pin of the clk for the second partition, then u need
to specify the clock as a "feed thru" clock in the first
partition !
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