A tabular method for guard strengthening, symmetrization, and operator reduction for Martin's asynchronous design methodology

We introduce a tabular method to perform the last two of the four phases of Martin's compilation process for asynchronous circuit design. The method is then demonstrated with three examples, illustrating that our systematic method is very straight forward, flexible, and convenient to apply, and...

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Clocks
Delay
Design methodology
Design. Technologies. Operation analysis. Testing
Driver circuits
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Exact sciences and technology
Integrated circuits
Logic design
Production
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Sequential circuits
Signal synthesis
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