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reyge
Joined: 23 Jan 2007 Posts: 76
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30 Apr 2008 3:19 leading edge vs trailing |
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What is the leading edge and trailing edge of the clock?
Thanks!
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RFCMOS
Joined: 05 May 2005 Posts: 165 Helped: 22
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30 Apr 2008 3:32 trailing edge vs leading edge |
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Hello,
Have a look to this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rising_edge
Hope this helps.
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reyge
Joined: 23 Jan 2007 Posts: 76
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30 Apr 2008 3:59 leading edge vs trailing edge |
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ei thanks.. but i have already looked at it.
....... ____..........____
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......a.......b.......c
Assuming that the straight lines represent the clock, which is the leading edge? a , b, or c?
how about the trailing edge?
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mmelek1
Joined: 20 Apr 2002 Posts: 132 Helped: 4
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30 Apr 2008 4:49 leading edge vs trailing edge |
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| You should say positive edge (a,c) and negative edge (b)
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dipal_z
Joined: 21 Apr 2005 Posts: 292 Helped: 32 Location: India
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30 Apr 2008 6:26 leading edge vs trailing edge |
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| Generally Transition fro low to high (a, c) is called leading edge and transition from high to low (b) is called trailing edge. I am not aware of any exception to this rule though.
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