Efficient Crosstalk Avoidance Techniques in Modern VLSI Circuits

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  • Subject: Crosstalk Avoidance Techniques Modern VLSI circuits require sophisticated techniques to mitigate crosstalk, a phenomenon where signals interfere with each other, potentially leading to errors or performance degradation. These techniques often involve careful layout design, shielding, and signal isolation to ensure signals remain distinct and interference-free. Advanced algorithms and circuit architectures are employed to optimize signal paths and minimize the impact of crosstalk, ensuring reliable operation and high performance.