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Abstract: XC9500 XC4000 XC4000E XC5200 XC3042-70 XC4005E test board
Text: Metastability Recovery in Xilinx FPGAs Whenever a clocked flip-flop syn- Figure: Mean Time Between Failure for various IOB and CLB flip-flop outputs when synchronizing a 1 MHz asynchronous input with a 10 MHz clock. 30 chronizes an asynchronous input, there is
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Text: ispLSI /GAL® Metastability Report state in time t than in time(t-n). In fact, the failure probability distribution follows an exponential curve. Figure 2 shows a typical failure frequency plot. Introduction The dictionary definition of metastability is “a situation
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Abstract: Metastability in Altera Devices MET D 103 10KFLEX MTBF ZU 107 EPF8452A
Text: 1998年 1 月 ver.3 イントロダク ション AN 42: Metastability in Altera Devices アルテラ・デバイスの メタスタビリティ Application Note 42 エッジ・トリガ・タイプのフリップフロップはHighとLowの確定した出
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Text: Cypress Neuron Sleep Mode Metastability Description Introduction The purpose of this application note is to describe the sleep metastability issue found in the Cypress CY7C53120E2, CY7C53120E4 and CY7C53150 Neuron® Chips. This document provides a description of the Neuron Sleep Mode Metastability issue, the implications of this event, and finally a recommended workaround.
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Text: Philips Semiconductors Application note Metastability tests for the 74F786 – 4-input asynchronous bus arbiter AN217 Authors: Charles Dike and Naseer Siddique in this study should be considered a measurement at the edge of the typical range for 74F786 parts.
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Text: Metastability Report state in time t than in time(t-n). In fact, the failure probability distribution follows an exponential curve. Figure 2 shows a typical failure frequency plot. Introduction The dictionary definition of metastability is “a situation
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Text: Metastability June 1996, ver. 2 Introduction in Altera Devices Application Note 42 The output of an edge-triggered flipflop has two valid states: high and low. To ensure reliable operation, designs must meet the flipflop’s timing requirements. The input to the flipflop must be stable for a minimum time
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Abstract: 106 20k AN-74 BYTEBLASTER AN-116 virtex 5 data sheet 106 20k 116 data sheet power diode serial vs parallel communication Soldering guidelines
Text: APEX 20K Contents March 2000 Application Notes AN 42 Metastability in Altera Devices AN 74 Evaluating Power for Altera Devices AN 80 Selecting Sockets for Altera Devices AN 81 Reflow Soldering Guidelines for Surface-Mount Devices AN 100 In-System Programmability Guidelines
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Abstract: power diodes catalogs ALTERA altera jtag BYTEBLASTER free download transistor data sheet
Text: MAX 9000 Contents March 2000 Application Notes AN 39 IEEE 1149.1 JTAG Boundary-Scan Testing in Altera Devices AN 41 PCI Bus Applications in Altera Devices AN 42 Metastability in Altera Devices AN 43 Designing with MAX 9000 Devices AN 74 Evaluating Power for Altera Devices
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Abstract: BITBLASTER ieee 1149 power selector guide testing of diode ALTERA altera jtag AN-74 BYTEBLASTER JTAG
Text: MAX 3000 Contents March 2000 Application Notes AN 39 IEEE 1149.1 JTAG Boundary-Scan Testing in Altera Devices AN 42 Metastability in Altera Devices AN 74 Evaluating Power for Altera Devices AN 80 Selecting Sockets for Altera Devices AN 81 Reflow Soldering Guidelines for Surface-Mount Devices
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Text: FLEX 6000 Contents March 2000 Application Notes AN 41 PCI Bus Applications in Altera Devices AN 42 Metastability in Altera Devices AN 51 Using Programmable Logic for Gate Array Designs AN 71 Guidelines for Handling J-Lead & QFP Devices AN 73 Implementing FIR Filters in FLEX Devices
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Abstract: 16R8 GAL16V8 GAL22V10 signal path designer using use gal16v8
Text: Metastability Report state in time t than in time(t-n). In fact, the failure probability distribution follows an exponential curve. Figure 2 shows a typical failure frequency plot. Introduction The dictionary definition of metastability is “a situation
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Abstract: AN217 03624E-2 74F786
Text: INTEGRATED CIRCUITS AN217 Metastability tests for the 74F786 – a 4-input asynchronous bus arbiter 1988 Jul 18 Philips Semiconductors Philips Semiconductors Application note Metastability tests for the 74F786 – 4-input asynchronous bus arbiter AN217 Authors: Charles Dike and Naseer Siddique
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Abstract: synchronizer mtbf Chapter 3 Synchronization QII51018-10
Text: 7. Managing Metastability with the Quartus II Software QII51018-10.0.0 This chapter describes the industry-leading analysis, reporting, and optimization features that can help you manage metastability in Altera devices. You can use the Quartus® II software to analyze the average mean time between failures MTBF due
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Text: FIFO Memories: Solution to Reduce FIFO Metastability First-In, First-Out Technology Tom Jackson Advanced System Logic – Semiconductor Group SCAA011A 1 IMPORTANT NOTICE Texas Instruments TI reserves the right to make changes to its products or to discontinue any semiconductor
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Abstract: METASTABILITY Signal Path Designer AN8060
Text: Metastability in MACH Devices December 2000 Application Note Introduction A significant number of digital systems must deal with inputs not synchronized to their own internal clocks. These asynchronous signals can arise from any of the various asynchronous protocols which are often used in bus
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Text: Metastability in MACH Devices February 2002 Application Note AN8060 Introduction A significant number of digital systems must deal with inputs not synchronized to their own internal clocks. These asynchronous signals can arise from any of the various asynchronous protocols which are often used in bus
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Abstract: xilinx MTBF Xilinx counter XAPP302 XCR3032 theXCR3032 0/Xilinx XCR3032
Text: This product has been discontinued. Please see www.xilinx.com/partinfo/notify/pdn0007.htm for details. Application Note: CoolRunner CPLDs R XAPP302 v1.2 October 9, 2000 Introduction Metastability Characteristics for CoolRunner CPLDs When using a latch or flip-flop in normal circumstances (i.e., when the devices setup and hold
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Text: Metastability INTRODUCTION A significant number of digital systems must deal with inputs not synchronized to their own internal clocks. These asynchronous signals can arise from any of the various asynchronous protocols which are often used in bus designs; they can be the result of trying to share signals
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Abstract: RT54SX72S AC308 A42MX16 A54SX32A A54SX72A MX16 RTSX72-S Signal Path Designer
Text: Application Note AC308 Metastability Characterization Report for Actel Antifuse FPGAs Introduction Whenever asynchronous data is registered by a clocked flip-flop, there is a probability of setup or hold time violation on that flip-flop. In applications such as synchronization or data recovery, due to the
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Abstract: oscilloscope MTBF
Text: Application Note Metastability Characterization Report I n tro du ct i on The setup and hold times of a register may deviate from ideal register behavior in actual applications as a result of finite circuit delays. A synchronization failure may occur if the data and clock do not satisfy the setup- and hold-time
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Abstract: 74f50729 74F5074 74F74
Text: Philips Components-Signetics Minimize metastability in 50MHz state machines Programmable Logic Devices By Bob Kelly, Senior Field Applications Engineer, Philips Components-Signetics Engineers are excited to discover the PLUS405-55, a PLD state machine 1C rated for a maximum operating
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Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: Signetics AN219 A Metastability Primer Application Not» Standard Products Author: Charles Dike INTRODUCTION When using a latch or flip-flop in normal circumstances i.e. when the device’s setup and hold times are not being vio lated the outputs will respond to a latch
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Abstract: epx740 altera epx740
Text: Metastability in Altera Devices March 1995, ver. 1 Introduction Application Note 42 The output of an edge-triggered flipflop has two valid states: high and low. To guarantee reliable operation, designs m ust m eet the flipflop's timing requirem ents. The input to the flipflop must be stable for a
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