To achieve the maximum frequency of the clock signal we can assume to start SETUP time immediately after the CLK to Q delay is finished. This would mean that we can have the next positive edge (CLK to Q delay + SETUP time) after the previous positive edge. And with 50% duty cycle, falling edge […]
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Timing parameters of a flip flop
There are basically 3 types of factors which affect the working of a flip flop: 1. Setup Time: This is defined as minimum amount of time required for which an input should be stable just before the clock transition occurs. Suppose we have a positive edged JK flip-flop and setup time is t= 1ns seconds. If […]
Parameters of clock pulses
Note that we need the width of PRESET pulse, CLEAR pulse etc to be greater than some minimum values for proper operation of every flip-flop. This width is measured between 50% transition points of rising and trailing edges of the given signal. Setup and Hold time are measured w.r.t the activating clock edge. The Setup time is the […]