Static transmission of FAST14 logic 1-of-N signals
AssigneeIntrinsity, Inc.
InventorsTerence M. Potter, James S. Blomgren, Laura A. Potter, Fritz A. Boehm
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AssigneeIntrinsity, Inc.
InventorsTerence M. Potter, James S. Blomgren, Laura A. Potter, Fritz A. Boehm
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A static output signal is generated using a static storage element (104) and transmitted to a NDL gate (110) over a transmission path (112) that is characterized by a user-specified multi-cycle timing constraint that is used to create appropriate verification tests of the apparatus. The multi-cycle timing constraint may be a pragma that is interpreted by the compiler of a timing analysis tool such as PATHMILL to automatically check the set-up and hold times of the static signal relative to the rising edge or falling edge of user-specified clock signal pulses. The same pragma is interpreted by the compiler of a functional verification tools such as VIS to create statements that test the behavior of the apparatus during the clock signal pulses other than the user-specified clock signal pulses tested by the timing analysis tool.
An apparatus for the static transmission of FAST14 logic's 1-of-N signals, comprising:
A system that includes an apparatus for the static transmission of FAST14 logic's 1-of-N signals, comprising:
A method to make an apparatus for the static transmission of FAST14 logic's 1-of-N signals, comprising:
A method to use an apparatus for the static transmission of FAST14 logic's 1-of-N signals, comprising:
An apparatus for the static transmission of FAST14 logic's 1-of-N signals, comprising:
A system that includes an apparatus for the static transmission of FAST14 logic's 1-of-N signals, comprising:
A method to make an apparatus for the static transmission of FAST14 logic's 1-of-N signals, comprising:
A method to use an apparatus for the static transmission of FAST14 logic's 1-of-N signals, comprising:
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