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Hi,
many thanks for your reply.
Block1 is an external block(macro) that is connected by AXI to Block2.
I am in a very early stage of my design and I would like a method to have a first budgeting.
Sorry for the confusion.
GDesign
Hi,
I need to do the following budgeting:
Block 1 --------> AXI Stream Interface --------->Block2
At the moment:
clock Block1 is 500MHz and input/output delays are set to 50%
If I need to increase the clock of Block1, for example to 2GHz, I think that I should change the input/output delay...
Hi,
My current work environment is CADENCE, so I have ICT and capTable.
I need to setup a SYNOPSYS work environment but I don't have TLUPLUS.
I wonder, if it is possible to get TLUPLUS from ICT/capTable.
Many thansk for your help,
gDesing
Hi,
many thanks for your reply.
it is a fix due to power issues: doing the swap for some cells I don't see any big worsening regarding timing.
Best Regards
Hi,
I am working on TSMC 40nm technology.
I would like to understand why it is not recommended to mix different Vt cells into clock tree.
Many thanks,
GDesign
Hi,
I am working on TSMC 40nm.
I need to use BUMP cells and I would like to get the right bump pitch to use.
Inside the BUMP's documentation I read the following differences that determine the "Bump pitch":
"On Silicon Dimension" and "Design Dimension"
What Are these difference ?
Thanks
Hi All,
I am working on 40nm technology.
I am using StarXtract to make SPEF files. In this tool it is possible to choose between RC and C extraction. I am wondering what SPEFs is more correct to use inside PrimeRail: SPEF extracted with RC o C ?
Thanks
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