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The '''critical path''' of a circuit is the slowest route to output. It is important as the time it takes for the critical path to stabilize is the fastest time a good output can come out of the circuit. | The '''critical path''' of a circuit is the slowest route to output, making it ''critical'' to the timing of the circuit. It is important as the time it takes for the critical path to stabilize is the fastest time a good output can come out of the circuit. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:19, 3 May 2024
The critical path of a circuit is the slowest route to output, making it critical to the timing of the circuit. It is important as the time it takes for the critical path to stabilize is the fastest time a good output can come out of the circuit.
