Lecture

Relaxation-based Retiming

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This lecture covers relaxation-based retiming, a technique to optimize cycle-time by shortening paths with excessive delays through iterative approaches. It also discusses retiming for minimum area, under timing constraints, and related problems like peripheral retiming and wire pipelining.

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