Lecture

Sequential Circuits: Synthesis and Retiming

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This lecture covers the structural model for sequential circuits, synchronous logic networks, synchronous delay annotation, approaches to sequential synthesis including retiming, legal retiming, refined analysis, and the minimum cycle-time retiming problem. Examples and algorithms are provided to illustrate the concepts.

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