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can true-single-phase divider work at very low speed?

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Hi,
as the divider has to cover very wide freq range(0-2G), I want to use true-single-phase structure to design the DFF. I am not quite familiar with this. It works well for 2G with 0.18um process. Can it support as low as several MHz or KHz? Thanks!
 

The original circuit has a low frequency limit which depends on leakages which usually limits it's operation to MHz. But you can make it work till dc by providing feedback inverters (latches).
 
yes! that really makes sense.
thanks!
 

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