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Course contents

  • How to Use This Course
  • Reading Path
  • CDC/RDC Glossary
  • CDC/RDC Metrics Reference
  • CDC/RDC Interview Prep
  • CDC/RDC Signoff Cheatsheet
  • Clock Domains and Failure Modes8
  • Metastability and Synchronizers16
  • CDC Protocols and Handshakes16
  • Reconvergence and Gray Coding16
  • Reset Domain Crossing16
  • Architecture and Design Rules16
  • CDC Signoff Methodology24
    • CDC Tool Flow
    • CDC Constraints and STA
    • CDC Waiver Policy
    • CDC Review Gate
    • CDC Signoff Dashboard
      • What to Track
      • Reading Progress
      • Honest Metrics
      • Trend and Regression
    • Formal and Simulation CDC Verification
  • RDC Signoff16
  • Debug and Case Studies11
  • CDC and RDC Interview Prep30
  • Capstone: Sign Off a Multi-clock Peripheral4
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‹CDC Signoff Methodology
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  2. CDC & RDC
  3. CDC Signoff Methodology
  4. CDC Signoff Dashboard

Part 7 · CDC Signoff Methodology · Advanced

CDC Signoff Dashboard

What to track, how to read progress, honest metrics, and keeping the dashboard truthful across revisions.

  • 4topics
  • 4lessons

The dashboard is the project's shared view of CDC signoff: counts by class and status, waivers, owners, and constraint changes, trended across runs. Done well, it tells anyone in thirty seconds whether signoff is converging and where the risk sits. Done badly, it manufactures confidence. This topic is about the difference.

Lesson

After it you can...

What to Track

Name each metric and the question it answers.

Reading Progress

Read trends and burn-down, and suspect a flat zero.

Honest Metrics

Spot metric traps and state the rules for comparing runs.

Trend and Regression

Keep the dashboard honest across ECOs and revisions.

Check yourself What is the dashboard for?

Shared truth about convergence and risk: where signoff stands, what remains, and who owns it — readable in thirty seconds, trustworthy under scrutiny.

Related topics

  • Start: What to Track

  • Signoff Readiness

  • See also: Waiver Anti-Patterns

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See also

  • CDC Tool Flow
  • CDC Constraints and STA
  • CDC Waiver Policy