Clock skew in VLSI design refers to the variation in arrival times of clock signals at different parts of a chip. This can lead to timing issues and affect overall circuit performance. Understanding its impact and employing effective mitigation strategies is crucial for robust VLSI designs.
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Clock skew refers to the variation in arrival times of clock signals across different parts of a Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) circuit. It can significantly impact the performance and reliability of synchronous digital circuits. Here's how clock skew affects VLSI circuit performance and some mitigation techniques:
Impact of Clock Skew:
Mitigation Techniques:
By combining these mitigation techniques, VLSI designers can reduce the impact of clock skew and improve the overall performance, reliability, and power efficiency of their circuits. The choice of specific techniques depends on the design requirements, technology constraints, and the targeted application of the VLSI circuit.
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