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there are no drawbacks in defining virtual clocks its a requirement you have to do it. If you don't your path remains unconstrained and you would not be able to analyze I/O paths. whenever there is a path between a flip flop sitting outside the chip and a flip flop sitting inside the pin, we...
Firstly, It may happen that the Virtual clock (Clocks capturing or launching data to IO ports) does not have same frequency as the system clock.
Also the points launching or capturing these data are not actually on the chip therefore we cannot define the end points in clock tree.
retain arc is basically Clock-> Q arc in D Flip Flop.
Retain time is defined as the shortest delay from input port (CLK) to O/P port (Q).
therefore the definition on retain_rise_slew and retain_rise is apparent.
first mistake is that if it is a sequence detector input must b of one bit only with one bit coming in on in every clock cycle.
u have to make a state machine first. i think it will have 12 stages hence 4 flip flops must be used to control state vectors. Make a state machine and do the verilog...
Layout Vs Schematic (LVS) is used to check connectivity in the final GDSII. Final GDS is compared with the netlist to check whether there is a mismatch. Otherwise it can lead to a circuit failure.
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it may be correct in your case. actually comp X(.a({b,a}), .b(c)) will give different results in definition "input [1:0] a" and "input [0:1] a", so whatever comes in RTL go with it. I always get confused in this.
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