Suhwan Kim, Conrad H. Ziesler, et al.
Proceedings - Design Automation Conference
System on chip without the global clock signals are discussed. VLSI designers preferred a strategy with a global clock signal especially designed to arrive at each latch at exactly the same time. Global clocking can degrade performance, because any uncertainity in the timing of the computation or in the clock network forces manufacturers to downgrade their estimation of the chip's clock frequency. The clockless computing uses a variety of design techniques to avoid the need for a global clock.
Suhwan Kim, Conrad H. Ziesler, et al.
Proceedings - Design Automation Conference
Shu-Shin Chin, Sangjin Hong, et al.
ISVLSI 2004
Sangjin Hong, Shu-Shin Chin, et al.
Journal of VLSI Signal Processing Systems for Signal, Image, and Video Technology
Suhwan Kim, Stephen V. Kosonocky, et al.
ESSCIRC 2003