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STA & SI



Chapter 1: Introduction


Chapter 2: Static Timing Analysis


Chapter 3: Clock


Chapter 4: Advance Static Timing Analysis

Chapter 5: Signal Integrity

Chapter 6: STA using EDA Tool

Chapter 7: Timing Models

Chapter 8: Other topics (Will categorize later)



11 comments:

  1. Fantastic information. Really appreciate it. You succeeded in explaining what many tool manuals don't explain.

    I am only missing one thing in this blog, though. Giving an STA example from the point of view of one interface. E.g. we are designing an SPI slave controller which needs to interface an SPI master for which we have a timing diagram.

    I find extremely annoying the way timing diagrams are explained in datasheets, and how to match the different specs given there to the concepts (Ts and Th basically) you have introduced in the blog.

    Thanks

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  2. superb information about vlsi..
    now its my fav website for gain vlsi knowledge....

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  3. very good explanation.... thanks a lot

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  5. sir u r awessome ...best VLSI blog i ever seen
    Thank u sir

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  6. Hi
    i would like to thank you for your effort of creating this amazing and comprehensive site.
    it really helped me to get the whole picture of the STA analysis and constraints.
    Well done!

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  7. You indeed have described it to-the-point and covered all important points while keeping it brief, with easy to understand language.
    Thanks for the knowledge sharing.

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  8. Which latency is good 5ns and 3ns?
    In both case timing is met

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  9. Really very good explanation, I always refer this for clarifying my doubts about timing analysis..

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