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DC uses wire load models to estimate RC delay before layout.
These wire load models are created by ASIC vendor and are extracted from the technology library.
If no wire load model is specified DC selects automatically.
Firstly use "auto_wire_load_selection = false" command to disable...
Re: Clock Gating
>>>>>It can lead to glitches even though it is used a low power t/q and it can be done in several ways like using an and gate.***But, a latch implementation is widely used to avoid glitches *****
latches are prone to glitches coz of enable being high.
F/F avoid glitches...
can any one let me know the diffences between unsigned.all, numeric.all and arith.all?
when to use which package? and what would be the implications
Thanks
Anantha
Re: regarding the gds
I dont think it is possible
reverse engineering is not possible i.e u cannot know the verilog or may be design if u have GDS and also if you hav net list
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I dont think it is possible
reverse engineering is not possible i.e u cannot know the...
I dont think there are consulatncies which are related to VLSI design unlike there are many consulatncies which work on SW domain.
There are plenty of jobs in US for VLSI design engineers, but the candidate must be eligible to live and work in US
lec tutorial conformal
hi
iam new starter for LEC and i am using conformal.
i am managed to find some useful stuff abt LEC on the net.
can anyone please post some tutorials on conformal which would be of great help.
thanks
anantha
How many bits are there in the result of an 8x8 multiply
operation?
How many 4x4 multipliers would you need to split a single 8x8
multiply into multiple 4x4 multipliers?
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