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Practical Issues in Critical Timing

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Hello there,

Can someone please explain in simple words why is timing closure difficult and how pipelining can help in timing closure?

Thanks in advance :)
 

1. Timing closure difficulty depends on the circuit and the timing specs. Increases in required clock speed will usually result in a harder to route design, but for a poor design, it may be difficult to route at any speed.
2. Pipelining should decrease the logic/distance between registers, hence making it easier to close on timing.
 

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