Digital Design¶
Wakerly, J. F. (2005). Digital Design: Principles and Practices. Pearson Prentice.
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- Conjunctive Path Activation
- Consider a circuit that is supposed to keep an output stable, but contains a glitch path that produces a spurious pulse only when three conditions coincide: input A transitions high-to-low, input B is held high, and signal C arrives within a narrow propagation-delay window.
This sourceStandard logic-design text covering combinational hazards (static and dynamic) and glitches — spurious output pulses produced only when specific input transitions coincide within a propagation-delay window.
- Consider a circuit that is supposed to keep an output stable, but contains a glitch path that produces a spurious pulse only when three conditions coincide: input A transitions high-to-low, input B is held high, and signal C arrives within a narrow propagation-delay window.
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