Nov 9, 2009 · For level-high pulse width checking, we consider maximum delay for the rising edge and minimum delay for the falling edge of the clock (and conversely for level-low pulse width …

Jun 21, 2011 · min pulse width is check for min pulse width on a pin. For FLOP there will be a check on clock pin. The path degradation is main reason for this violation. If you clock cells …

Aug 26, 2015 · Hello, I have two different type of digital pulses flowing out of a gate. Narrow width and wide width pulse : See pics below. How do I filter out the wide width pulses and allow only …

Dec 5, 2019 · Hi, I want to generate a pulse train which had1MHz freq and 0.5ns pulse width. Is that possible with a microcontroller. I would like to use STM32 boards but Im not sure a micro …

Apr 30, 2006 · Re: question Hello, In the optical community it is always something of a debate at to what you define as a pulse width. While many people subscribe to the Full width of the …

Dec 10, 2004 · A pulse is the width (or the time) a signal goes 010, or 101. An example where this is useful is to check the pulse width of a clock signal after going though many level of …

Nov 3, 2015 · A) How to select square pulse width? Basicly: resonant freq is 2,25 MHz so the pulse width should be T = 1/f = 440 ns? B) How much current I will have to provide? Is it given …

May 16, 2009 · The fourier transform of a gaussian pulse has a gaussian shape as well. If I remember right (please check in a text book), the half bandwidth will be 1/ (2*pi*0.5 ns) = 317 …

Nov 21, 2007 · In case of pulse waveform, it's not the pulse period or width but the rise time that determines the frequency spectrum and respectively shortest wavelength to be considered.

Jan 8, 2018 · Dear all, I would like to generate a pulse signal with varying pulse width with in the given time limits. The center of all these pulse should be in the same place on the x-axis. I …