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Circuit inputs can also be toggled by the user with the mouse, if they are part of the top-level circuit. Their default propagation delay of 1 ns is also applied when being clicked by the user. If a circuit input (with attribute "toggle" unset) drives the clock input of a D-flipflop, a very short click/release by the user doesn't trigger the flipflop, because the resulting impulse is too short for the edge detection component of the D-flipflop is implemented in the standard library, especially if the current simulation speed is small.
When being clicked by the user, a circuit input should apply the same propagation delay like a normal switch, something like 1000 ns.
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Too short input propagation delay when operated manually
Too short circuit input propagation delay when clicked
May 16, 2020
Circuit inputs can also be toggled by the user with the mouse, if they are part of the top-level circuit. Their default propagation delay of 1 ns is also applied when being clicked by the user. If a circuit input (with attribute "toggle" unset) drives the clock input of a D-flipflop, a very short click/release by the user doesn't trigger the flipflop, because the resulting impulse is too short for the edge detection component of the D-flipflop is implemented in the standard library, especially if the current simulation speed is small.
When being clicked by the user, a circuit input should apply the same propagation delay like a normal switch, something like 1000 ns.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: