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If the initial value of the fabric is important or if a state diagram is needed, it is advisable to use a flip-flop (FF) with a reset capability.
If the initial value is not important or a reset capability is unnecessary, choosing a FF without reset can result in less area, less logic, shorter delay, faster operation, and a higher operating frequency.
What pros and cons have you observed when using FFs without reset capability? How it affects FPGA's performance?
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In SOFA HD, data-path FF has no reset capability.
According to my knowledge;
If the initial value of the fabric is important or if a state diagram is needed, it is advisable to use a flip-flop (FF) with a reset capability.
If the initial value is not important or a reset capability is unnecessary, choosing a FF without reset can result in less area, less logic, shorter delay, faster operation, and a higher operating frequency.
What pros and cons have you observed when using FFs without reset capability? How it affects FPGA's performance?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: