Abstract — A Modern complex SOC has a number of different asynchronous clock domains and data is frequently transferred from one clock domain to another which needs to be synchronized. Designer uses many types of synchronizer, most commonly used synchronizer is 2 flop synchronizer which is mainly used for control signals, there are other types of synchronizer such as MUX synchronizer, FIFO synchronizer, these are used when a multi bit signal or a bus needs to be synchronized in destination domain. Due to large design size and presence of multiple asynchronous clocks in a SOC, synchronizer is needed at thousands of places and it becomes very important to ensure if proper synchronization is done at all required places. STA does not cover cloc...
Globally asynchronous locally synchronous (GALS) clocking applied to a system-on-a-chip (SoC) result...
Synchronizers are used at the clock domain crossings and at asynchronous interfaces to reduce the pr...
Abstract- Synchronizers were required when reading an asynchronous input. In a multi clock system, s...
International audienceWe propose a novel semi-automatic methodologyto formally verify clock-domain s...
The clock distribution network is an essential component in every synchronous digital system. The de...
Depuis plusieurs années, le marché des circuits intégrés numériques requiert des systèmes de plus en...
Modern SoC employ multi clock domains on the same die, this is because each block of the system may ...
Multiple asynchronous clock domains have been increasingly employed in System-on-Chip (SoC) designs ...
For several years now, the digital IC market has been requiring both more complex systems and reduce...
In modern SoC, there can be a number of different clock domains, as many as 20 in some communication...
Traditional approach in RTL verification cannot completely verify the clock domain crossing (CDC) de...
Contains fulltext : 34491.pdf (preprint version ) (Open Access
Computing systems are now frequently composed of independently clocked subsystems that cooperate to ...
While ASIC devices of a decade ago primarily contained synchronous circuitry triggered with a single...
A synchronization solution is developed in order to allow finer grained segmentation of clock domain...
Globally asynchronous locally synchronous (GALS) clocking applied to a system-on-a-chip (SoC) result...
Synchronizers are used at the clock domain crossings and at asynchronous interfaces to reduce the pr...
Abstract- Synchronizers were required when reading an asynchronous input. In a multi clock system, s...
International audienceWe propose a novel semi-automatic methodologyto formally verify clock-domain s...
The clock distribution network is an essential component in every synchronous digital system. The de...
Depuis plusieurs années, le marché des circuits intégrés numériques requiert des systèmes de plus en...
Modern SoC employ multi clock domains on the same die, this is because each block of the system may ...
Multiple asynchronous clock domains have been increasingly employed in System-on-Chip (SoC) designs ...
For several years now, the digital IC market has been requiring both more complex systems and reduce...
In modern SoC, there can be a number of different clock domains, as many as 20 in some communication...
Traditional approach in RTL verification cannot completely verify the clock domain crossing (CDC) de...
Contains fulltext : 34491.pdf (preprint version ) (Open Access
Computing systems are now frequently composed of independently clocked subsystems that cooperate to ...
While ASIC devices of a decade ago primarily contained synchronous circuitry triggered with a single...
A synchronization solution is developed in order to allow finer grained segmentation of clock domain...
Globally asynchronous locally synchronous (GALS) clocking applied to a system-on-a-chip (SoC) result...
Synchronizers are used at the clock domain crossings and at asynchronous interfaces to reduce the pr...
Abstract- Synchronizers were required when reading an asynchronous input. In a multi clock system, s...