Edge time is the selected index multiplied by the clock period. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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Edge one at two-second period lands at two seconds

With period 2 seconds, selected edge 1 occurs at 2 seconds.

12 s=2 s1\cdot2\ \text{s}=2\ \text{s}
Clock edge time scanSelected edge time is checked from index and period.period 2 sedges 2edge 1 at 2 slast 2 s

Edge four at the same period lands at eight seconds

With period 2 seconds, selected edge 4 occurs at 8 seconds.

42 s=8 s4\cdot2\ \text{s}=8\ \text{s}
Clock edge time scanSelected edge time is checked from index and period.period 2 sedges 5edge 4 at 8 slast 8 s

A larger period and later edge land at fifteen seconds

With period 3 seconds, selected edge 5 occurs at 15 seconds.

53 s=15 s5\cdot3\ \text{s}=15\ \text{s}
Clock edge time scanSelected edge time is checked from index and period.period 3 sedges 6edge 5 at 15 slast 15 s