Output Width Signal Control In Asynchronous Digital Systems Using Monostable Circuits
Mihai Timis

TL;DR
This paper presents a method using monostable circuits to control output signal width in asynchronous digital systems, addressing timing delays and signal duration issues.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach employing monostable circuits to manage output signal width in asynchronous systems, improving timing accuracy.
Findings
Effective control of output signal width achieved
Reduction of timing delays demonstrated
Monostable circuit method outperforms traditional approaches
Abstract
In present paper, I propose a method for resolving the timing delays for output signals from an asynchronous sequential system. It will be used an example of an asynchronous sequential system that will set up an output signal when an input signal will be set up. The width of the output signal depends on the input signal width, and in this case it is very short. There are many synthesis methods, like using a RC group system, a monostable system in design of the asynchronous digital system or using an external clock signal, CK. In this paper will be used a monostable circuit.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Cellular Automata and Applications · Neural Networks and Applications
