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    [SOLVED] how to generate patterns after placing and routing

    Hi,frieds, Sorry for my English. During placing and routing ,the scan chain generated before is broken and reordered. In this case ,I generate test patterns with new netlist and spf file which is generated before placing and routing. Is this a true methodology? If not ,how to regenerate the...
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    which kind of pattern file should be used during post-simulation

    Hi,friends I use tetramax to write out pattern file in two kinds, stil and v,that is write_patterns -f verilog_single_file or write_paterns -f stil . Now I want to verify whether the generated patterns are right or not and I simulate it by adding the verilog_single_file ,dut module ,library...
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    which kind of library should be used during tmax and post-simulation

    Hi,friends When generating patterns with tmax , I need to add the library models .Now, I have two kinds of library named smic18, the difference is one have 'specify' block while the other doesn't . Which one should i use? Besides, during the post-simulation ,which test the design of test...
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    how to simulate pattern with sdf file ater p&r

    Hi,all I now face a problem. After P&R, I want to simulate the pattern with sdf file in modelsim 6.5. The patterns are written in parallel style. When I set sdf file like this ,simulate -> start simulation -> SDF -> Add -> SDF FILE ->Delay typ. When the 'Delay' option is set to 'typ' , the...
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    Fault simulation using Tetramax..External patterns help! Plz

    Thank you ! The information really helps me !

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