Yunbing Pang, Chiu‐Sing Choy, Cheung-Fat Chan, Wai Kuen Cham
Abstract
The performance of self-timed systems greatly depends on how effective the handshaking control circuits are. A new handshaking control circuit is introduced to reduce the circuit complexity and increase the speed over existing techniques. A FIFO register is given as a design example.
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The performance of self-timed systems greatly depends on how effective the handshaking control circuits are. A new handshaking control circuit is introduced to reduce the circuit complexity and increase the speed over existing techniques. A FIFO register is given as a design example.
Key concepts: Handshaking, FIFO (computing and electronics), Computer science, Electronic circuit, Circuit design, Control (management), Electronic engineering, Computer hardware