gopal
2006-04-13 11:12:40 UTC
Hi All,
I had recently attended couple of interviews and had come across these
questions. What I had answered seems to be not convincing to the panel.
I would like to know, if any one of you have any additional information
in this regard.
More-Skew
More-Latency
=========================================================
Disadvantages: 1. More hold violations 1. More
prone to OCV
2. Might cause timing violations while
toplevel integration
3. More switching power
=========================================================
Less-Skew
Less-Latency
=========================================================
Disadvantages: 1. More IR Drop 1. No
disadvantages
Flops would be switching @ same time
=========================================================
Other questions are:
1. Is there any limit on skew number in a design?
- As per my knowledge one can have skew 5% of clock period. This
answer is not convincing. Any other thought?
2. Similarly on insertion delay also? Is there any hard bound limit for
this?
Can some one through light on this topic?
Regards,
Gopal.
I had recently attended couple of interviews and had come across these
questions. What I had answered seems to be not convincing to the panel.
I would like to know, if any one of you have any additional information
in this regard.
More-Skew
More-Latency
=========================================================
Disadvantages: 1. More hold violations 1. More
prone to OCV
2. Might cause timing violations while
toplevel integration
3. More switching power
=========================================================
Less-Skew
Less-Latency
=========================================================
Disadvantages: 1. More IR Drop 1. No
disadvantages
Flops would be switching @ same time
=========================================================
Other questions are:
1. Is there any limit on skew number in a design?
- As per my knowledge one can have skew 5% of clock period. This
answer is not convincing. Any other thought?
2. Similarly on insertion delay also? Is there any hard bound limit for
this?
Can some one through light on this topic?
Regards,
Gopal.