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Verification of a Data Synchronization Circuit For All Time
This paper presents a model and automated proof for a synchronizer circuit that is commonly used to reliably transfer data across clock domains. In contrast with previous work, this paper describes a proof that is valid for all clock rates and phases meeting modest constraints. Furthermore, the proof was realized with an existing model checker - SAL