Understanding Timing Analysis in FPGAs

Description

Timing analysis is one of the most critical steps in the FPGA design flow. The <b>Understanding Timing Analysis in FPGAs</b> course is the first step in learning to use the Timing Analyzer as it introduces the many timing parameters and equations used in timing reports to describe FPGA performance. These include register parameters like setup, hold, recovery and removal, and their associated slack calculations. Understanding these parameters and calculations is key to timing closure, the process used by FPGA designers to fix a design that fails timing.