Onur Mutlu - Digital Design & Computer Arch. - Lecture 8: Timing and Verification (Spring 2021)

Lecture 8: Timing and Verification
Date: March 19, 2021

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[jerrodestell]

The best hardware design lectures on the planet. I’m a Master of Computer Science student at Ohio University. I watch these lectures almost constantly. Thank you Dr. Mutlu. I would be so thrilled to talk to you someday.

[yachenzhang]

I think you can influence many people. Thank You.

[hansktube]

Thanks for sharing this helps a lot to understand the fundamentals of skew.
It would be good if you enable the viewers to make clips. That youtube functionality helps to share easily some key concepts.

[poi]

I noticed that in your picture, the starting point of tcd is that Q1 starts to change, while the starting point of tpd is that Q1 is stable, such as 1:00:52 and 1:06:12. Is there anything special about this?

[buddhimanrahman]

In real chips, where do the clocks come from? We are designing the digital hardware based on clock signal, but who is generating it?