Pro catalog
Clock-Domain Crossing
Clock-domain crossing FIFOs, synchronizers, and handshake bridges.
Category overview
Clock-domain crossing FIFOs, synchronizers, and handshake bridges.
IP blocks
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A robust 1-bit handshake protocol for crossing clock domains ensuring reliable data transfer without loss.
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Synchronizes an asynchronous active-low reset signal to a synchronous clock domain using a 3-stage flip-flop chain to minimize metastability.
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A 4-bit bus synchronizer using a two-stage flip-flop per bit to safely transfer asynchronous signals into a synchronous domain.
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A 3-stage synchronizer for crossing a 4-bit Gray code bus between asynchronous clock domains.
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Crosses a single-cycle pulse from src_clk to dst_clk using a req/ack toggle handshake.
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2-stage asynchronous reset synchronizer chain for safe Gray-coded FIFO pointer synchronization across clock domains with active-low reset handling.
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Synchronizes a level enable signal from src_clk to dst_clk using a 2-FF chain.
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Reliable asynchronous clock domain crossing using a two-way handshake protocol for 8-bit data payloads.
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Synchronizes an 8-bit bus using a two-flop synchronizer chain per bit — educational follow-on to single-bit two_ff_sync.
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Synchronizes a 2-bit select signal across clock domains using a two-stage synchronizer chain.
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Asynchronous clock domain crossing module for 8-bit payloads using Req/Ack handshake with backpressure.
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Transfers a single-clock-cycle pulse across asynchronous clock domains using a 2-FF synchronizer, edge detector, and pulse stretcher. Supports clock ratios up to 10:1 and variable reset polarity.
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Samples data on a rising edge of a synchronized slow enable signal in a fast clock domain.
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Toggle Synchronizer 1-Bit
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A two-stage flip-flop synchronizer for safe crossing of asynchronous single-bit signals into a synchronous clock domain, supporting configurable reset type and clock enable.
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Parameterized two-stage synchronizer for single-bit asynchronous signal crossing with optional async reset support.