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How to calculate Delay/log(Delta-Vin) for a comparator?

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Delay/log(Vin) for a comparator?

How to calculate Delay/log(Delta-Vin) for a comparator?
There is an example in attachement . how they determine delta-Vin?
Why is the unit ps/dec?
 

I don't think these are calculated values, but simulation or even measurement results.

delta-Vin is the stimulation step voltage difference between the inputs,

the Delay/log (ΔVin) value given in [ps/dec] units presumably is the (negative) difference per (ΔVin) decade, related to the Worst case delay given for a ΔVin = 1mV , i.e. for a step input difference of ΔVin = 10mV (1 decade more) you could expect a Worst case delay of 550ps - 1*69ps = 481ps , and for a ΔVin = 100mV (2 more decades) a Worst case delay of 550ps - 2*69ps = 412ps .
 
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