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Metastability of CMOS master/slave flip-flops

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AuthorsT. Gabara; G.J. Cyr; Charles E. Stroud
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Year1991
Also known asgabara2002metastability
Citekeygabara1991metastability

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Published inIEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (CICC)
Pages29.4/1-29.4/6

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Abstract

The authors present circuit techniques used to improve the mean time between failures (MTBF) of a latch due to metastable events. The complete approach includes a unique design of the latch and the formation of series-connected master/slave (M/S) flip-flops using this latch. An equation is developed to predict the MTBF due to metastability of a single latch and is extended to include single and multiple series connected M/S flip-flops. The equation predicts that the MTBF increases significantly by using such a M/S flip-flop configuration.>

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@misc{gabara1991metastability,
  title        = {Metastability of CMOS master/slave flip-flops},
  author       = {T. Gabara and G.J. Cyr and Charles E. Stroud},
  year         = {1991},
  journal      = {IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (CICC)},
  pages        = {29.4/1-29.4/6},
  doi          = {10.1109/cicc.1991.164129},
}

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