Reporting logic records clock cycle counts to validate asynchronous architectures.
A dual-clock system combines a hardware real-time clock with a software millisecond counter to manage time in automation equipment.
Cycling between two clock generators adjusts the average frequency to keep power consumption within budget limits during high computational loads.
Segmented retimer elements synchronize via wired-OR signals and serial buses to form scalable link widths.
A wearable device corrects external timestamps using internal clock rate changes.
Two specialized buffers and a multiplexor resolve latency trade-offs in variable frequency clock domain transfers.
A network-on-chip architecture uses a clock gating control module to selectively deliver clock signals to IP blocks.
Finite state machine manages clock switching between oscillators to provide synchronized primary and enable signals.
A DDR reference voltage training scheme uses a clock recovery loop to position the sampling point for optimal signal integrity.
A multimode clock generation circuit produces pulse and phase signals via a single unified path, eliminating clock skew from dual generators.