Advanced VLSI Design: Static Timing Analysis

[@fanhe5523]

We can summarize the gist of the static timing analysis in two sentences - 1. we want the signal to have enough setup time in one clock cycle (therefore the min. clock path delay - max data arrival time > setup time); and 2.We don't want the next bit coming too fast that we haven't finished the hold time yet (therefore min. data arrival time - max clock path delay needs to be greater than hold time required).

[@SanjayVidhyadharan]

Yes.

[@chinmayprakash9252]

This comment pretty much sums up the whole concept Thanks mate

[@swarajrohan7323]

Very clearly explained🎉🎉

[@SanjayVidhyadharan]

Glad you liked it. Thankyou

[@chinmayprakash9252]

Excellent explanation.

[@SanjayVidhyadharan]

Thanks. Glad you found it useful.

[@추무-q3o]

best explanation ever! thank you

[@SanjayVidhyadharan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@atharvakulkarni523]

great explanation and illustrations

[@SanjayVidhyadharan]

Glad you liked it!

[@prasanthyg4562]

what is the reference text for the problem you've solved in the video ?

[@SanjayVidhyadharan]

These are some examples i created

[@Manikumar-gt9ov]

Best video for timing understandimg

[@SanjayVidhyadharan]

Thanks a lot

[@surendrabillingi1486]

Hi, If there is no min and max time values are not mentioned properly and if it has single time value (either min or max) of each path. so here can we consider any value for min and max ?

[@SanjayVidhyadharan]

If single value is mentioned, we take that value. If OCV variation % is mentioned then we can compute max and min values accordingly

[@Adi-tf9oc]

thankyou sir for great explanation, I am not getting why we are looking hold time for the same clock edge....i watched the part multiple times, still not getting

[@SanjayVidhyadharan]

The data need to be stable for a certain amount of time after the clock arrives. The data from previuos clock has aledat settled tocater for set up time. For the hold the data from presnt clock should come slow enough to cater for hold time

[@Adi-tf9oc]

@@SanjayVidhyadharan ohh,so the data should come slow,in order to avoid collision