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In this brief article we have introduced the concept of moving (multiple) clocks into the data domain of a common clock. When this avenue is available, the issues of Clock distribution, Trans-temporal integrity and coherence, and Simulation can all be resolved.

While often a viable solution, sometimes this technique isn't possible or practical and other solution paths need to be explored. In future articles, we'll tackle more issues relating to moving signals and data between clock domains.

If you or your company are faced with these or other complex design challenges and need to implement a solution, it's possible Bottom Line Technologies can help.

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