We propose that a special interconnection metal layer is introduced into the VLSI process and used for global clock distribution and communication. We show that by this method the interconnection delay will not be a limiting factor for the speed of synchronous circuits in CMOS down to 0.3 μm feature sizes and up to 20 mm chip sizes.
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Svensson et al. (1988) studied this question.
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