neetinsingh
Member level 2
How transition time get reduced after inserting buffer at the driving pin of the cell?
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transition time reduction???
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ljxpjpjljx
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Because insert buffer will add some capicity for the driving pin!
neetinsingh
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can u be bit elaborative.....i didnt get ur point....
skyfaye
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Buffers increases the drive strength to your load (in the form of capacitance), therefore the transition (slope) from 0->1 or 1->0 will be faster.
However, it will also increase the latency because it's just another level of logic in your path.
Think of it like this. Before you insert the buffer, you have a little guy lifting the load and doing it slowly. After inserting the buffer, you have a strong guy lifting the same load and doing it much faster.
- Hung
However, it will also increase the latency because it's just another level of logic in your path.
Think of it like this. Before you insert the buffer, you have a little guy lifting the load and doing it slowly. After inserting the buffer, you have a strong guy lifting the same load and doing it much faster.
- Hung
neetinsingh
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hey hung....thanks a ton.....i really appreciate ur effort for putting thing in a simple way....
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