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Testing of delay-insensitive circuits using protocol extraction strategies
Delay-insensitive (DI) circuits are asynchronous circuits whose functional correctness is independent of the delays in their components and the interconnecting wires. The environment and circuit module follows a specified usage protocol, sometimes called handshake signals. It has been believed that
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