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Cell delay decreases with decrease in supply voltage

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I have simulated clock buffer in fast process and trying to understand weird behaviour shown by cell.
Let's say I took transition time : Xns, load cap : YfF (very small cap).
With decrease in supply voltage , I have observed cell delay is decreasing, how is it possible?
On the other hand if I have increase the load cap but keep same transition time then I am seeing expected behaviour (cell delay increases with decrease in supply voltage )
 
Anything is "possible" in simulation. "Real" is the question.

Might check that stimuli track supply in amplitude and risetimes. Low supply means less "distance to threshold", for one thing.
 

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