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tanmayshah



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Post02 Jul 2009 18:54   

R+C+CC Vs. C+CC
Hi, I need to decide between R+C+CC and C+CC.

I think by R+C+CC extraction I can get accurate timing result but it will slow down the simulation. Basically I am doing this for SRAM simulation. So, if i do only C+CC then how much effect on the accuracy? I mean if you have rough figure from ur obs. then it will be gr8.


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erikl



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Post03 Jul 2009 13:43   

R+C+CC Vs. C+CC
Compare simulation results on both extractions on a single (or a row of) SRAM cell(s). Shouldn't take too long!
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