Setup and Hold time inside Latch
The reason for Setup and Hold timing requirement inside latch has been explained in a simplified manner. To explain the topic a brief introduction about the design of latch in terms of the multiplexer, transmission gate and transistor has also been discussed. The working principle of the latch is the most important part to understand the topic. Latching edge and setup and hold timing equations also been covered in this session.
The discussion flow of the session is as follow.
0:00 Introduction
1:12 Internal Structure and operation of Latch
4:35 Latching edge of the clock
6:02 Internal setup timing of the latch
9:00 Case of Setup violation
10:46 Internal hold timing of the latch
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