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[SOLVED] what is "glitch-free clock"

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Hi guys!
I have a problem to understand "glitch-free clock",is there anyone can help me,or give an instance.
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A clock with with certain valid duty cycle is said to be a glitch free clock.
A valid duty cycle here represents whatever be it 1 or 0 will be stable and periodic in nature. Any non-periodic 1 or 0 value for less than time period of the clock in between them is said to be glitch.
 
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