Abstract
Device speed, or timing, is a critical aspect of system design. A realistic estimate of the achievable system speed is often required early in the design phase to avoid waste of valuable design time. System speed, of course, depends on the operation of all system components. This application note described how to estimate the timing constraits of a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) design. However, the FPGA is only one component within the design: other devices also effect the system speed.
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