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What is meant by Critical Path in a circuit?

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What is meant by Critical Path in a circuit? What is its significance?
 

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Critical path simply means the path that violates the timing the most. Usually that is the path with the longest delay.

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What is meant by Critical Path in a circuit? What is its significance?
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yes, the longest timing path which cause your chip timing not clean!
 

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