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The timing diagram is the standard "language" of illustrating timing
relationships between different parts of a design. In order to
understand the relationship of different signals with respect to time,
it is necessary to learn how to read and interpret timing diagrams.
Figure 1-20 shows examples of asynchronous (un-clocked or combinatorial gates) and synchronous (clocked flip-flop) logic. The notation used in this site is representative of that used in most component specifications. Timing specifications, such as delay, setup, and hold times, specify the limits under which the device is guaranteed to operate as intended. If those specifications are violated, the device may very well operate correctly most of the time. However, a change in temperature, voltage, or variations from unit to unit may make the circuit unreliable. The most undesirable result of timing violations is that the circuit makes very infrequent errors, perhaps one error in hundreds of hours of operation. If you have ever wondered why your PC crashes mysteriously for no apparent reason, timing specification violations may well be the cause!
Timing relationships are particularly important for signals that are "time shared" on a single wire. A group of wires that carries different information at different times is also called a bus.
Figure 1-20 shows examples of asynchronous (un-clocked or combinatorial gates) and synchronous (clocked flip-flop) logic. The notation used in this site is representative of that used in most component specifications. Timing specifications, such as delay, setup, and hold times, specify the limits under which the device is guaranteed to operate as intended. If those specifications are violated, the device may very well operate correctly most of the time. However, a change in temperature, voltage, or variations from unit to unit may make the circuit unreliable. The most undesirable result of timing violations is that the circuit makes very infrequent errors, perhaps one error in hundreds of hours of operation. If you have ever wondered why your PC crashes mysteriously for no apparent reason, timing specification violations may well be the cause!
Timing relationships are particularly important for signals that are "time shared" on a single wire. A group of wires that carries different information at different times is also called a bus.