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Engineering Digital Design
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Engineering Digital Design

by Richard F. Tinder
January 2000
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
884 pages
29h 39m
English
Academic Press
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15.5 ANALYSIS OF PULSE MODE FSMS 793
FIGURE 15.22
Analysis of the pulse mode FSM in Fig. 15.20 (contd.). (a) State diagram as deduced from the
PS/NS table in Fig. 15.21b. (b) Simulation result for 2τ
p
pulse widths indicating correct operation.
(c) Simulation result for 4τ
p
pulse widths showing malfunction of the FSM by exceeding the upper
bound for pulse width.
widths are set at 4τ
p
, causing the FSM to malfunction. Since the lower bound of permissible
pulse width is about 2τ
p
, it is obvious that pulse widths for nested cell designs of this type
must be restricted to the narrow range of 2τ
p
to 3τ
p
if malfunction is to be avoided.
The upper bound problem for ...
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