πβ¨ Mastering Recovery and Removal Checks in VLSI Design! ππ οΈ
In VLSI systems, monitoring asynchronous signals like resets is critical to avoid functional issues and metastability. π―π§
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π‘ Recovery Time π specifies the minimal period a reset signal should remain active before deactivating, ensuring it's safe from the next clock edge. Removal Time β³ indicates the critical time after a clock edge when a reset must not happen to maintain circuit integrity.
π These timings are crucial for robust circuit designs, syncing signal timing with clock cycles, much like setup and hold times for synchronous inputs.
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