Timing closure is the process of ensuring that a digital circuit meets its timing requirements. This involves analyzing the timing paths in the circuit, identifying potential timing violations, and then applying various techniques to correct those violations. It's commonly used in the design of integrated circuits, especially ASICs and FPGAs, to guarantee correct and reliable operation at the desired clock frequency. Common techniques include buffer insertion, gate sizing, and net routing optimization.
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