Semiconductor device capable of reducing a clock skew in a plura

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Clock or pulse waveform generating

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327292, 327293, 327565, 257786, 257208, H03K 19003

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055215416

ABSTRACT:
In a semiconductor device including a clock driver which provides clock signals, a plurality of electronic elements which are operable in timed relation to the clock signals, are provided a plurality of circumferentially-wired, lattice-shaped wiring blocks to which the electronic elements are connected and each of which has a center portion, and an interconnecting wiring pattern connected to the center portion. The interconnecting wiring pattern connects the clock driver with the center portion of each circumferentially-wired, lattice-shaped wiring block so that a distance between the clock driver and each center portion is substantially equal to one another in the center portions.

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