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STA

Static Timing Analysis Timing analysis is used to determine the worst-case delay or performance of a circuit.Often these delays are used to compare with the timing targets provided in a timing constraint format.

STA

Introduction

STA, the English full name is Spike-triggered average, literally translated as "distribution-triggered average method". Indicates the transfer address instruction. STA (Single-threaded apartment) is a kind of program running in WINDOWS system.

Static Timing Analysis (STA) Static timing analysis is a back-end process in chip design. It usually analyzes the timing path of the designed circuit, and distinguishes it from dynamic logic analysis. LDA #$30, where "#" means the immediate number is behind, "$" means the hexadecimal representation. This instruction is immediate addressing, the function of this instruction is to send the immediate number 30 to the register A.STA in The WLAN is generally a client, which can be a computer equipped with a wireless network card or a smart phone with a WiFi module.

Assembly meaning

Indicates the transfer address instruction.

For example: STA $3001, the function of this instruction is to send the content of register A to address 3001.

LDA #$30, where "#" means the immediate number is followed by "$" means the hexadecimal representation. This instruction is immediate addressing. The function of this instruction is to send the immediate number 30 to register A.

WLAN meaning

The WLAN is mainly composed of a station (Station, STA), an access point (Access Point, AP), a wireless medium (Wireless Medium, WM), and a distributed system (Distribution System, DS).

STA is generally a client in WLAN, which can be a computer equipped with a wireless network card or a smart phone with a WiFi module. STA can be mobile or fixed, it is the most basic component of wireless local area network.

Principle

Mathematically speaking, STA refers to the superimposed average of all visual stimuli at a certain time before each issuance. The method of calculating STA is as follows. For a neuron's response to a visual stimulus, first set a time window; then extract the visual stimuli presented before and within each time window; finally, extract all The visual stimuli are superimposed on average (as shown). As long as the distribution of visual stimuli is spherically symmetrical (for example, Gaussian white noise), the unbiased estimated receptive field of a neuron can be obtained using the STA method.

Static timing

Static Timing Analysis (STA) Static timing analysis is a back-end process in chip design. It usually analyzes the timing path of the designed circuit, and distinguishes it from dynamic logic analysis.

Single-threaded apartment

STA (Single-threaded apartment) is a kind of program running in WINDOWS system.

Technical Support

STA(Supplier TechnicalAssistance) Supplier technical support.

Refers to supporting the supplier in all matters except business. It is mainly to counsel suppliers in terms of technology and quality, delivery time, especially quality system, etc., so that they can meet the specifications and requirements of the OEM's technology and quality.

Application

The STA method was used to describe the receptive fields of retinal ganglion cells, LGN (lateral geniculate body) and simple cells of the striatum cortex. It is also used to estimate the linear phase of the linear-nonlinear Poisson cascade model.

The STA method is also often called anti-correlation analysis or white noise analysis. The STA method first appeared in the series expansion of the Volterra kernel and the Wiener kernel, which is closely related to linear regression.

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